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Weather Update

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Clouds will be on the increase through Wednesday with high temperatures near 70 degrees and we will have strong south wind over 20 miles an hour. Scattered showers will be possible Thursday and then showers and thunderstorms likely from Friday into Saturday.
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Lions Club serving Hugo

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Members of the Hugo Lions Club recognized two Students of the Month from the Hugo High School Leo Club - Kayla Loftin and Patrick Hammons (picture includes Mrs. Lori Hicks, HHS Counselor and Mr. Greg Holt, HHS Principal). These students represent the best of an outstanding student organization committed to serving others. The most recent Lions Club project, the Annual Hugo Easter Egg Hunt, has turned into a partnership with many others who are joining in the effort to help the children of Hugo have a great Easter. These include Pepsi, Hugo Public Schools, the HHS Leo Club, the Hugo Area Chamber of Commerce, Hugo Rotary Club, the HMS Interact Club, Little Dixie Community Action Agency, and the HHS Baseball Team. This event will be held at Ansley Park at 3 p.m. on Easter Sunday. Admission is free for the two age groups - kindergarten and under and first through fifth grade. The Easter Bunny will be there.

Friday last day to register for April 6 election

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Friday, March 12, is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the April 6 school board, municipal and special Choctaw County commissioner election. Persons who are United States Citizens, residents of Oklahoma, and at least 17.5 old are eligible to apply for voter registration, however, you must be at least 18 years old to vote.

More than 1 million COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in Oklahoma, according to CDC

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OKLAHOMA CITY –– Deputy Commissioner Keith Reed issued the following statement regarding Oklahoma reaching over one million total doses of the COVID-19 vaccine administered: “This is an extraordinary milestone for our state –– more than one million doses of this life-saving vaccine have been administered to Oklahomans. It is reassuring to see this progress made, but we know the job isn’t done until we have provided the vaccine to every Oklahoman who needs it.