With temperatures soaring into the 100s on Friday, local residents from near and far flocked to the Perryton Municipal Water Park at 15th and Jefferson to cool down. Gracelynn Ivy, 4, and Gunner Ivy, age 9, traveled to Perryton Friday to check out the water park. The last day of operation for the... + continue reading
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Entries are still being sought for this year’s Wheatheart of the Nation Celebration Parade, which will be held Saturday, Aug. 24, 2019 at 10 a.m. The theme for the celebration is “A Town on the Move... 100 Years Strong.” Trophies are awarded to each first place division winner, and cash prizes are... + continue reading
As the start of the school year approaches, Perryton ISD is preparing to open the Ranger Roundup Learning Center, a full time day care facility that will fill a need in the community. After Perryton’s only fully licensed child care facility, The Beehive, closed in August, 2018, PISD and Ochiltree... + continue reading
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The Perryton High School cheerleading squad this year brought home several awards from camp. Members are, first row, from left, Genesis Flores, Jaki Mercado, Abby Feger, Saleen Nyman and Ivonne Villagran; and second row, Haylee Cator, Deanna Gutierrez, Emily Ortiz, NCA Buddy Hailey, Andrea Fabela,... + continue reading
The Wheatheart of the Nation Celebration Committee purchased new banners for the light poles on Main Street. The employees of the street department of the City of Perryton put up the new banners on Friday, July 12. Pictured are Roberto Rodriguez and Jessie Land in the cherry picker.
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The wheat harvest is still well underway for many in the area. Kevin Pshigoda took the time to snap a photo of a fiery Panhandle sunset last week while working on the farm outside of Perryton. (Photo courtesy of Precinct 1 Commissioner Duane Pshigoda and Pshigoda Farms)
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Hayden Bietz, a sixth grader at Perryton Junior High, was selected as a member of the 2019 USSSA All American team for the Midwest Region.
He went through a rigorous tryout in Albuquerque, NM in... + continue reading
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by John Stossel
Recording events from public land shouldn't be a crime. Yet when a woman in Utah, standing by a public road, filmed farmworkers pushing a cow with a bulldozer, the farmer drove up... + continue reading
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When feeling stressed, people may want to reach for a cup of tea. Research conducted by psychologists at the City University London found that a cup of tea reduces stress, not just by drinking it,... + continue reading
