State Rules That Hugo’s Female City Employees Are Underpaid
HUGO - In response to a state ruling that found that there was a significant pay disparity between male and female city employees at Hugo City Hall, the Hugo City Council passed a resolution on April 5 raising the pay of four female employees eff ective April 12.
... MoreDespite Rescue, Woman Who Drove Into Hugo Drainage Pond Dies
HUGO - Several Hugo residents came to the rescue of a woman who drove into a drainage pond on the northwest corner of Frenchman Road and Oneka Parkway on Saturday afternoon, April 10. However, according to Regions Hospital, Lino Lakes resident Debbi Joy Porterfield, 42, died at the hospital later that day.
Kids Abilities Expands To Hugo
New Location One Of Few Area Pediatric Therapy Clinics
HUGO - The walls have been painted, new toys have been purchased and additional staff have been hired. Kids Abilities, a pediatric therapy clinic that provides speech, physical and occupational therapy for kids from birth to early childhood, is now open in Hugo.
Public Hearing On Hugo Firearm Regulations Set For May 3
What Rules Are Appropriate For Shooting In Hugo’s Rural Areas?
HUGO - On April 5, a discussion regarding proposed revisions to the city’s shooting ordinance that will be the subject of a May public hearing turned into an opportunity for Hugo City Council members to express their principled views about the right to bear arms.
... MoreHugo Resident Walks The Dog, Saves Home
HUGO - It was an evening that started like any other for Hugo resident Russ Semo, but it’s a night that he and his Heritage Ponds neighbors are unlikely to forget anytime soon.
Area Summer Run/Walk Events Planned
“Sarah’s Daisy Dash” To Celebrate Her Life
HUGO / CENTERVILLE - For the very first time, area running fans and families will have two local race events this summer in which to participate.
