With the recent declarations limiting gatherings to 10 or less people, and a six feet distance between people, local church pastors have been bringing their messages to the faithful online through a variety of media. Pictured “home churching” are Senn and Lou Ann Slemmons viewing Rev. Mark Metzger’... + continue reading
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The Perryton Police Department, in conjunction with United Supermarket and Lowe’s Market, have begun offering grocery delivery to seniors ages 60 or older who are “sheltering in place.” Those interested can place their orders by calling Lowe’s between 8-10 a.m. or United between 7-9 a.m. on Monday... + continue reading
The official 2020 U.S. Census is underway, and so far the city and county are on pace with the response rate so far for the State of Texas.
Statewide, 27.9% of Texans have completed the census, either online, by phone or via mail.
Locally, 37.4% of Perryton residents have already responded,... + continue reading
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Perryton Independent School District food service staff members have been out every day this week preparing and distributing Grab and Go free meals to PISD students, as well as any young people in the community, while classes are not in session.
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Perry Memorial Library is offering curbside service for patrons who still want to read but don’t want to get out in public too much. Patrons can check the library’s card catalog online at perrytonlibrary. org, or they can call the library at 435-5801 with a list of... + continue reading
Several Rangerettes were named to the Academic All District team. They are, first row, from left, Paola Uribe, Molly McGaughy, Dijonay Quintero and Kenzie Maley; and in back, Morgyn vela, Gisselle Hernandez, Tori Rivera, Berkley Kerl and Cassidy Farney.
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The Rangerette softball team continues to improve as the district season approached. They were able to play three games in the River Road Tournament, until the weather complicated matters. The Rettes... + continue reading
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Lanes don’t get slower than those to which we’ve all been assigned.
Thoroughly “slowed down,” I am reminded of the old duffer stopped numerous times on the freeway who refused to accelerate to... + continue reading
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Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s North Region family and community health agents are initiating a five-week Mindful Mondays online series beginning April 9.
The program is free, but... + continue reading
