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Weather Update

3 years ago By News Staff
It looks like we’re going to be suffering through heat index values near 100 degrees every day this week and through the weekend and the actual high temperatures will be in the mid-to-upper 90s, so it will even be hot under a shade tree I’m afraid! Much of the week will be sunny but we could pick up a few scattered thunderstorms by the weekend. There is no sign of that terrible heatwave the western United States has been suffering with. It is going to come our way in the next two weeks, but there is lots of summer remaining. The temperature hit 130 degrees in Death Valley, Calif., this past weekend.
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City of Hugo continues financial agreement with Washington Community Center

3 years ago By News Staff
HUGO –– An agreement with Washington Community Center to provide nutrition services for the community was extended during the last Hugo city council meeting. Upon a motion by councilwoman Juanita Latimore, the agreement for $450 each month to the Washington Community Center will continue for fiscal year 2021-2022.
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HUGO AMERICAN LEGION

3 years ago By News Staff
HUGO AMERICAN LEGION members were joined in Hugo Tuesday by representatives of DAV, Sons of American Legion and the Women’s American Legion Auxiliary, to celebrate both the 100th birthday of Major Henry Lyles (Ret) as well as his 70 years of membership in the Hugo American Legion Chapter. Pictured with Major Lyles above on this special occasion were: J.K. Smith, Commander, Nathan Pelletier, David Wyrick, Woody Alexander, Dan O’Grady and 3B American Legion District Commander Hayden Woods. Woods made a special presentation to Lyles of his personal military “Challenge Coin” and Woody Alexander also presented Lyles a rare commemorative American Legion Coin to recognize his contribution to the U.S. Military and to his fellow American Legion members. Hugo News / Stan Stamper

Boating accident takes lives of two brothers

3 years ago By News Staff
MARSHALL COUNTY –– Two brothers have passed away after a boating accident Saturday morning on Lake Texoma, between Wood Island and Sanders Island view area. According to reports from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Clifford Eugene Hines, 67 from Ponca City, Okla., was operating a 1999 Falcon Striper board when the vessel began to malfunction, turn sharp to the left and eject Hines and two other occupants: Devered (sic) Dee Hines, 80 from Cordell, Okla., and Eddie Wayne Hines, 62 from Duncan, Okla.

Finances, policies, vehicles top CCAA board meeting agenda

3 years ago By Sonya Campbell
Choctaw County Ambulance Authority board members met July 8 and discussed a number of issues –– most pertaining to finances, new policies and vehicle-related matters. During the Operations and Finances portion of the meeting, Director Randy Springfield reported the CCAA had exhausted all of its funding from the federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program.
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