Kyler Cowan, age 4, and Cade Cowan, 6, enjoyed some burgers during the Ochiltree United Way’s kickoff party on Thursday evening on the Ochiltree County Courthouse lawn. The goal for the 2020 fund-raising campaign for the United Way is $115,000.
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Light storms rolled through Ochiltree County Thursday, and continuing through Friday morning, bringing some very welcome moisture to local residents.
KEYE’s official rain total was .14 of an inch overnight.
Barbara Philipp, 4 miles east of 21-mile corner, recorded .85 of an inch of... + continue reading
Texas voters will cast ballots in a Constitutional Amendment Election on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
There are 10 proposed amendments on the ballot this time. Early voting will run from Oct. 21 through Nov. 1.
Following are the 10 proposed amendments, with analysis, courtesy of the Texas League of Women... + continue reading
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Workers from Gay and Sons Masonry have begun building the walls for the new Ochiltree County Law Enforcement Center behind the county courthouse. Building crews hope to finish construction of the Law Enforcement Center around the end of June/beginning of July 2020. Sheriff Terry Bouchard says the... + continue reading
The game started out promising for the Rangers, but the tough Wildcat defense and the Canadian offense’s ability to score at will were too much for Perryton to handle. The Rangers went down to defeat 48-0 Friday night at Ranger Field.
Several key Ranger players also left the game with injuries,... + continue reading
Perryton Mayor Kerry Symons signed a proclamation this week recognizing the local Wolf Creek chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and Constitution Week, which runs from Sept. 17-23. Pictured from left are Melodee Rogers, Rita Tregellas, Wolf Creek chapter regent Sherrie Rima, chapter... + continue reading
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Rangerette Volleyball
Despite falling behind early in the match, the Rangerette volleyball team fought back to win the match against the Guymon Lady Tigers in five games. It was the first meeting... + continue reading
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By Jackie Gingrich Cushman
This week, my new book, "Our Broken America: Why Both Sides Need to Stop Ranting and Start Listening," is out, and I've been spreading the word that simply... + continue reading
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The Jennie June Club met Sept. 11 at the First Christian Church for a noon salad luncheon.
New members Donna Mann and Diana Wooster and guest Phyllis Price were welcomed by president Penny Clark.... + continue reading
