Over the holiday period, two SOSU students took the opportunity from the time out of school to showcase their skills on a national stage. Dylan Cernero and Jesse Gardner competed as a team and as individuals in the American Cornhole League’s Collegiate Championships.

This weekend, the Lady Buffaloes were at home for the first time all season. Hugo took on Broken Bow on Friday night and Ada on Saturday afternoon, dropping both games.

On Friday night, Hugo took the court in front of their home crowd for the first time this season, and they did not disappoint, beating Broken Bow, 60-56. The Buffaloes spent the first half of the season at away games and in tournaments, and it was clear by the reception fans gave them that they were missed.

HUGO — A family argument two days into the new year led to a shooting incident that claimed the life of Bobby Joe Johnson and felony first degree manslaughter charges against Tyler Andrew Klaus, 21.

Three Creek Livestock Auction made donations to local FFA chapters last Friday, during its Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. 3C Livestock Auction owners, Chris and Heather Smith, were pictured, along with their daughter Jordan Smith and manager Jericho Holder, awarding the clubs with checks. Soper received $4,217.15; Hugo received $2,000.04; Boswell received $3,957.63; Fort Towson received

Hugo News Sports ADA — Hugo is preparing for its first home game of the season after more than a month of road games, tournaments and festivals. The Buffaloes played in their final tournament over the weekend, going 0-3 against Sand Springs, Byng and Bishop Kelley in the East Central Oklahoma Classic in Ada.