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Sharla J. Frost releases next installment in ‘Frogville’ trilogy to readers’ delight

1 year ago By News Staff
• “Frogville, Quest of a Princess” brings adventure and fun for the 8 to 13-year-old crowd, continues the adventures of Lily, the girl turned frog Young readers everywhere are enjoying the second installment of the Frogville trilogy by Author Sharla J. Frost.

Elevated fire danger remains

1 year ago By News Staff
Oklahoma Forestry Services is urging Oklahomans to continue using extreme caution in the face of elevated fire danger. While rains this week have given portions of the state temporary relief, it could take only a single day for our wildfire risk to reach levels we saw earlier this month. OFS is still asking everyone to delay outdoor burning when possible. Further, any outdoor burning activity that has occurred should be checked to ensure that the fire is fully extinguished.
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Resources look at carbon impact of conservation practices

1 year ago By News Staff
For farmers across the nation, implementing conservation practices into existing row-crop operations has played a key role in maintaining healthy agricultural soils. “Producers making these investments have seen improved soil structure and water holding capacity, a decrease in soil erosion, and improved bottom line,” said Kayla Bergman, policy manager for the Center for Rural Affairs.
Receiving a donation for the Frisco Depot Museum is depot president Donna Head from Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell (left). Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell, Terry Griffin and Weston Neil are pictured at Mt. Olivet Cemetery (right).  

Lt. Governor visits Hugo depot, cemetery

1 year ago By News Staff
The Frisco Depot Museum was honored to have Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell to visit and see the two-story museum that contains Choctaw County history from before statehood to present day. Lt. Governor Pinnell was surprised to see all the artifacts that were on display. Due to the efforts of our Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell and his dignitaries, a donation of $10,000 was given. Also receiving the attention of Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell was the Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

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