Renee Beesley accepts a check for $500 being donated to the Hugoton High School Show Choir by The Kansas Masonic Foundation, a nonprofit organization which partnered with Hugoton Lodge No. 406.
Renee Beesley accepts a check for $500 being donated to the Hugoton High School Show Choir by The Kansas Masonic Foundation, a nonprofit organization which partnered with Hugoton Lodge No. 406.
Hugoton FFA Horticulture team places fourth in the Southwest District FFA Contest. Pictured are Yoana Vergara, Jesus Cano, Eli Rodriguez- eighth place individual, John Shelton, Fabio Sepulveda, Carter McClure- tenth place Individual, Tyran Zeiset. Photo courtesy of Les McNally.
Stevens County Veterans gather at the Hugoton Middle School auditorium to be honored for Veterans Day by Hugoton students. Thank you to our Veterans, we appreciate your service.
Judy Parsons, long time Stevens County 4-H Horse Project Leader, receives the Friend of 4-H award at the Stevens County 4-H Achievement Banquet.
Scary figures haunt the yards of some of the residents in Hugoton. Just drive down Main Street if you dare!!!
In recognition of School Transportation Week we are honoring the HHS Bus Drivers. Left to right are, John Moser, Barb Trujillo, Christy Esarey, Jackie Anderson, Frankie Rotolo, Rusty Callahan and Jerry Guerrero. Not pictured are Dave Burrows, Greg O’Loughlin, Jack Hickey, Mike Holley, Ray Kennedy and Tommy Romero. Thank you drivers for keeping our precious little ones safe. Photo courtesy of John Moser.
Homecoming King and Queen. King Cade Mecklenburg stands next to Queen Ella Martin.
The Stevens County Fire Department members from left to right are Brent Peitz, Cole Younger, Phillip Gooch, Perry Crane, Bailey Esarey, Hayden Harris, Carlos Rojo, Cuylor Miller, John Bartsch, Rickey Burrows and Rafael Maldanado.
Where in the World is the Hermes? Shane, Clara and Aneta Morris are at Mitchell, SD in front of the Corn Palace for the National Pedal Tractor Pull with their Hermes. Hugoton’s girls shined at the Nationals. Aneta won fourteenth out of 29, with Morgan following close behind, Maddison in the 8 to 9 year olds came in fourth and Katelynn finished sixth in the 11 year olds. Congratulation girls – you make us proud!!