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For Dana Bessinger of Watonga, she has spent her entire life getting back to those roots in one way or another. “We’re all connected to agriculture,” Bessinger said, “and no matter where you are when you start talking about agriculture, people want to have a connection.” Bessinger takes pride in the fact that she comes from a long line of agriculturalists.

OKLAHOMA Oklahoma gas prices have fallen 1.8 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $1.86/g today, according to GasBuddy's daily survey of 2,294 stations. Gas prices in Oklahoma are 4.8 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand 59.5 cents per gallon lower than a year ago.

With triple digit heat across the state, many Oklahomans are looking forward to fall and cooler weather. Although there will be several more weeks of intense heat, gardening enthusiasts can get a jumpstart on fall by planning their fall gardens now.

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Hinton cheerleaders Athziry Rodriguez, Heaven Snow, Talyn Wheeler, Gillian Murphy, Grace Simmons, Saige Keeton, Paisley Nelson, Maddy Mills, Kalae Driskell, Peyton Lambert, Heavenlee Johnson, Brynnley Hohmann, Ali Bristow, Chelsea Wood, Jessie Yoakum, April Smith, Piper Williams, Hannah Deviney, Remington King, Kamber Ferguson and Brooklynn Bowie recently attended a camp at the school to gear up for the upcoming season. Staff from J&C Cheer Camps instructed the two-day camp. Sessions included cheers, chants, band dance, extreme routine, jumps, stunts and pyramids. Material was for sideline cheering as well as cheerleading competitions. The junior high squad is coming off a successful competitive season last year placing runner-up at Junior High State. They are looking to improve and bring home the first Junior High State Title for Hinton. The HHS team, having given themselves the nickname QuadSquad, will be going for their fourth state championship in a row. After camp, they worked through two more days of learning choreography for regional and state competition. OSSAA regional competition is scheduled for Sept 19 and state will be Sept 26. JENNIFER HOHMANN/HINTON RECORD