Public Records
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Felony 049 – Delmer Dee Dudley: Possession of CDS with intent to distribute. 050 – Shonah Lynn Hider: Larceny of auto, aircraft, or other motor vehicle.
Voters at a Choctaw County precinct have been assigned new polling place
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Effective immediately, all voters in Precinct 120105 currently voting at Wesley Methodist Church on S. F St. in Hugo, are assigned to a new polling place at the new, South Central District Building at 506 S. Dewitt St. in Hugo.
Choctaw Nation Election board names Tribal Council candidates
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DURANT –– Three districts of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma (CNO) have seats up for election to the Tribal Council in 2021, announced the Choctaw Nation Election Board. “The Election Board is now in session and will remain so until completion of the election process,” said Candace Perkins, director of Voter Registration and secretary of the Election Board.
Date, time set for Hugo Rodeo Parade
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The 59th annual PRCA Rodeo and Homecoming Parade has been scheduled for 3 p.m. Friday, June 4.
On to the next chapter...
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The 2021 Hugo High School Graduation was presented in the gym on May 22. The welcome was entered by student council Vice-President, Alex Thompson.
Outstanding Buffaloes Honored!
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Football... HUGO BUFFALO FOOTBALL award winners for 2021 include: Lige White (MVP), Kris Akins (Off MVP-Not pictured), Jace Bolton (Def MVP), Luciano Rosales (Trench Warfare Award), Tony Perry and Chance Marzek (Buffalo Award), Lamarcus Davis (Newcomer of the Year Award).
Rabbi Estus/Mike Armes
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Awards Wayne “Rabbi” Estus was minister of Hugo’s First Christian Church and a Professor at Southeastern Oklahoma State University for many years, and he never let a minute pass without looking for a way to “lift someone up” for their hard work and accomplishments, regardless of their position in life. He touched the hearts of many HHS athletes, cheerleaders and staff, and the most prestigeous award given at the annual All Sports Banquet bears his name, along with...
Getting to the heart of women’s health
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As part of National Women’s Health Week, experts at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation are getting to the heart of the matter: cardiovascular disease. It’s the leading cause of death for women in the Sooner state.
