We haven’t had the opportunity to interview Hugo’s new City Manager’s Alan Reynolds and dig a little deeper into what his priorities for community growth might be, but we are anxious to learn more about his vision for the community.

You can pretty much count on an early August thunderstorm each year to bring some much needed rainfall to the sun-parched grass and crops across Choctaw County.

NONDOC CHICKASHA — Jim Cowan, executive director of the Chickasha Economic Development Council, has spent years promoting tourism in a city best known for its giant leg lamp. That changed 18 months ago when a private developer joined city and state leaders to transform a mile-long road through a wheat field into the center of what they’re calling the “Oklahoma Land Run 2.0.” If all goes to plan, the field will soon be home to an industrial park, anchored by a data center with its own power plant.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Donald Trump on Monday announced that he would act to crack down on crime in Washington, D.C., including by deploying the National Guard.

to point Publisher I suppose it is normal for someone to ask themselves the question: “What would the world look like if so-and-so had never lived?” There are obvious answers, such as the absence of their children and their children’s children... and the cascading and exponential effects they all would have had.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has issued deposition subpoenas for former President Bill Clinton and first lady Hillary Clinton in connection with the panel’s probe related to the “horrific crimes perpetrated by Jeffrey Epstein.”

Breitbart News has reported that 48 individuals have been arrested following what Uthmeier’s office described as a “six-day undercover operation targeting online child predators.” A press release notes that this marks the “highest number of arrests ever made during this annual joint effort to protect Florida children from exploitation and abuse.”

One of the benefits of growing old is that you have the opportunity to meet lots of people and witness many things... good and bad.

Announced 2026 statewide candidates to date reveal what is shaping up to be a somewhat crowded 2026 ballot. The following Oklahomans have already announced their candidacy and/or have filed the required documents with the Oklahoma Ethics Commission for statewide seats.

is Publisher to the point As I drove around our county courthouse last week, I saw something that literally grabbed my attention. It was the lawn and grounds around the building.