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Fifth graders at Williams Intermediate School receiving American Legion outstanding citizenship awards were, first row, from left, Elfego Samaniego, Valeria Pinon, Sofie Frost, Sofia Garcia, and Kaily Loma and American Legion representative JW Brown; second row, Jaquelin Pedraza, Jazmin Vega, McKenzie Meyer, Jace WInegarner, Valeria Espino, and Giselle Loma; and third row, Aurora Hernandez Ayala, Frida Rodriguez, Iker Escobar, and Brody Carreon

Fifth graders at Williams Intermediate School receiving American Legion outstanding citizenship awards were, first row, from left, Elfego Samaniego, Valeria Pinon, Sofie Frost, Sofia Garcia, and Kaily Loma and American Legion representative JW Brown; second row, Jaquelin Pedraza, Jazmin Vega, McKenzie Meyer, Jace WInegarner, Valeria Espino, and Giselle Loma; and third row, Aurora Hernandez Ayala, Frida Rodriguez, Iker Escobar, and Brody Carreon

Texans urged to prepare for 2025 hurricane season

Texans are being urged to be prepared and stay informed during the current hurricane season by the Public Utility Commission.“Every Texan should take time to create or review their severe weather plans and prepare their families and property for a potential storm,” PUC Chairman Thomas Gleeson said.

Senior News

website:www.perrytonseniors.orgBingo Monday is Monday. It is always the first Monday of the month, and it is always FREE. They say if you repeat a phrase/word several times it helps to remember it. Bingo, Monday, Bingo, Monday. We’ll see if it works on Monday at Bingo.
Williams Intermediate School students who were recognized for perfect attendance during the school year were, first row, from left, Emma Miller, Eden Olvera, Jeffery Hinshaw, Ethan Flores, Sahavit Bautista, Daniela Becerril, Sofia Banda, Miguel Becerril, and Brody Carreon; and second row, Zoey Williams, Tahtyana Westfall, Gael Vera, Jaquelin Pedraza, Nathan Olvera, Jenna McElroy, Moises Marquez, Sofia Hernandez, and Iker Escobar.

Williams Intermediate School students who were recognized for perfect attendance during the school year were, first row, from left, Emma Miller, Eden Olvera, Jeffery Hinshaw, Ethan Flores, Sahavit Bautista, Daniela Becerril, Sofia Banda, Miguel Becerril, and Brody Carreon; and second row, Zoey Williams, Tahtyana Westfall, Gael Vera, Jaquelin Pedraza, Nathan Olvera, Jenna McElroy, Moises Marquez, Sofia Hernandez, and Iker Escobar.

Abbott orders establishing screwworm team

Abbottlast week directed the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Animal Health Commission to create a jointT exas New World Screwworm Response Team. That’s in response to the recent northward spread of the screwworm.
Williams Intermediate School fourth graders receiving American Legion outstanding citizenship awards were, first row, from left, Larissa Roberson, Reina Ortega Perez, Adelyn Olivas, Jax Cunningham, Erik Romero, and American Legion representative J.W. Brown; second row, Arabella Alanize, Lizzie Allred, Alexander Moya, Daniela Becerril Hernandez, and Mailen Reyes; and third row, Ayden Pedroza, Jeffery Hinshaw, Adrian Hernandez, Aleysa Ontiveros, Maverick Kerl, and Emily Osuna

Williams Intermediate School fourth graders receiving American Legion outstanding citizenship awards were, first row, from left, Larissa Roberson, Reina Ortega Perez, Adelyn Olivas, Jax Cunningham, Erik Romero, and American Legion representative J.W. Brown; second row, Arabella Alanize, Lizzie Allred, Alexander Moya, Daniela Becerril Hernandez, and Mailen Reyes; and third row, Ayden Pedroza, Jeffery Hinshaw, Adrian Hernandez, Aleysa Ontiveros, Maverick Kerl, and Emily Osuna

SIGNS DAMAGED IN TORNADO ADDED TO MUSEUM

SIGNS DAMAGED IN TORNADO ADDED TO MUSEUM

SIGNS DAMAGED IN TORNADO ADDED TO MUSEUM

The Museum of the Plains has added a new display of signs damaged in the tornado that struck Perryton in June 2023. The signs include Ellis Theater, Equity Exchange, Jewell Boot Repair, La Casita, and even a sign for the museum itself.
FIREWORKS READY FOR THE FOURTH

FIREWORKS READY FOR THE FOURTH

FIREWORKS READY FOR THE FOURTH

Perryton Lions Club members got together last Saturday morning to get fireworks unloaded and fuses installed in anticipation of their annual fireworks show coming up this Friday, the Fourth of July, at Wolf Creek Park. The annual fireworks display will begin just after dusk, about 9:30-9:45 p.m.