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The Paris High School Blue Blazes Band received three outstanding awards at the Sunnyvale Marching Competition: Outstanding Percussion, Outstanding ColorGuard, and Outstanding Drum Majors (Bryan Torres and Evan De la Garza). The band received a 1st Division rating at UIL Marching Competition. The band was named Area Finalist in UIL …
Read More »Little Debbie Awards $4,000 To Aaron Parker Elementary School
Texas-based Elementary School Wins Little Debbie Back to School Contest Little Debbie® snacks, America’s No. 1 selling snack cake and brand of McKee Foods Corporation, a family-owned bakery, located in Collegedale, Tenn., recently awarded $4,000 to the grand prize winner of the Little Debbie Back to School Contest. Congratulations to …
Read More »Go For A New Year’s Challenge Instead Of Making A Resolution
When it comes to New Year’s resolutions, it’s really not a question of if you’ll break them, but when, so why not try something different this year – a New Year’s challenge. New Year’s challenges are up in popularity on Pinterest this year by more than 400%, with users interested …
Read More »District Basketball Begins Tonight Plus Mavericks Drop 4th Straight In Today’s Sports Update
Photo by Tony Corso tonycorsoimages.com District basketball tonight has the Chisum boys and girls in Commerce. The Lady Mustangs are 2-1 in district while boys are 1-0. After the win against Cooper Tuesday, Mustang coach Brian Temple talked about a 1-0 start in district. Both Prairiland teams will be at …
Read More »Defunct Oklahoma Publisher To Pay About $1M To Victims
A father and son who ran an Oklahoma-based publishing company have agreed to pay back about $1-million to thousands of writers and musicians they defrauded. Tate Publishing Co. Founder Richard Tate and his son Ryan pleaded no contest to embezzlement, extortion, conspiracy, and racketeering. Both men are required to serve suspended …
Read More »Stitt Taps Mazzei For Budget Spot
Oklahoma’s newly elected governor has tapped a former state senator from Tulsa to be his Secretary of Budget. Gov. elect Kevin Stitt announced Thursday he plans to hire former state Sen. Mike Mazzei to the newly created post, which will require Senate confirmation.
Read More »Santa And Mrs. Claus In Hugo Today
The Choctaw County Library on Jackson Street in Hugo is hosting a visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus today from 10:00 am until 2:00 pm. Everyone is invited to enjoy cider and cookies before Santa and his wife return to the North Pole. Photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus are …
Read More »Lamar County Adopt-A-Cop Hand Out New Vests
Ten Red River County Deputies and five Clarksville Police Officers have received new bulletproofs vests, thanks to a donation to Lamar County Adopt-a-Cop from a former law enforcement officer in South Carolina. He saw a news story from Channel 6 on the internet about the need in Red River County …
Read More »Flu Cases On The Rise
Area residents are urged to take extra precautions as the number of flu-like illnesses continues to rise. Medical experts are urging those who haven’t gotten a flu shot to get one now because it’s still early in the season. Everyone should wash their hands with hot, soapy water, sneeze and …
Read More »DPS, Local Law Enforcement Begin Holiday Patrol Increase
State Troopers and local law enforcement agencies across the country began increasing patrols Thursday on roads and highways for the holiday season. As usual, the focus will be on intoxicated drivers. Troopers say the majority of intoxicated drivers are pulled over for violation of traffic laws that include speeding, changing …
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