Can switching diets prevent the most common form of vision loss in older Americans? The National Institutes of Health has awarded the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation a $2.5 million grant to find out.

HUGO — The Buffaloes are preparing for a season marked by the unknown, with new players on the roster and new opponents on the schedule. Hugo just wrapped up spring practice last week before finishing their spring at camp in Atoka on Tuesday night.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Southeast Oklahoma squirrel hunters were headed for the woods last week as the state’s annual squirrel season opened May 15 until the end of the year. Oklahoma has two species of squirrels that are legal to hunt: the eastern fox squirrel and the eastern gray squirrel, according to Oklahoma Wildlife officials.

The Fort Towson Historic Site hosted a living history event on May 18, to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the fort’s establishment. Living historians presented a glimpse into the lives of military and civilians who lived on military forts during the time of Fort Towson.

Leadership Oklahoma, the premier organization in the state committed to cultivating and connecting leaders to create a better Oklahoma, proudly announces the graduation of Class 36. The graduating class of 50 members from diverse backgrounds and industries completed an intense nine-month program that exposed them to critical issues facing the state, developed their leadership skills, and fostered relationships with other leaders from across Oklahoma.