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After several days of brutally hot weather, Ochiltree County finally got a small cooldown on Wednesday morning. Still, summer’s heat meant that many resident preferred to get their outdoor work and play done in the morning, when it was coolest. Pictured enjoying the swings at Whippo Park are Kinley Stevenson, age 6, and Matt Sheppard.

After several days of brutally hot weather, Ochiltree County finally got a small cooldown on Wednesday morning. Still, summer’s heat meant that many resident preferred to get their outdoor work and play done in the morning, when it was coolest. Pictured enjoying the swings at Whippo Park are Kinley Stevenson, age 6, and Matt Sheppard.

SWINGS FOR THE SUMMER

News Staff
Wednesday, July 17, 2024

Local Briefs

News Staff
Wednesday, July 10, 2024
Crisis Center holding food driveThe Panhandle Crisis Center is holding their Summer Food Drive to help restock the center’s food pantry and to provide essential nutrition to families and individuals who are victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and who are facing food insecurity.
FOURTH GRADETOP TWENTY—

FOURTH GRADETOP TWENTY—

FOURTH GRADETOP TWENTY—

News Staff
Wednesday, July 10, 2024
Williams Intermediate School held their end-of-year awards ceremony last month. The Edwin F. Williams Award was presented to the Top 20 students in the fourth grade.

CrimeStoppers

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Wednesday, July 10, 2024
 On July 10, 2024, the Ochiltree County Sheriff’s Department had outstanding warrants on the following people: Victor Messner, Jr., white male. Date of birth, July 29, 1971. Height, 5’11”, weight, 165 pounds. Brown eyes, brown hair. Last known address was Follett.
Williams Intermediate School held their end-of-year awards ceremony last month. The recipients of the Perfect Attendance Award for fifth graders were, from left, Rafael Torres, Rylee Merkel, Mariana Matias, William Miranda, Bryan Navarrete, and Ivan Camacho.

Williams Intermediate School held their end-of-year awards ceremony last month. The recipients of the Perfect Attendance Award for fifth graders were, from left, Rafael Torres, Rylee Merkel, Mariana Matias, William Miranda, Bryan Navarrete, and Ivan Camacho.

FIFTH GRADERS WITH PERFECT ATTENDANCE—

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Wednesday, July 10, 2024

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Bydarylaallred
Wednesday, July 10, 2024
website:www.perrytonseniors.orgIt sure felt good driving up to work on Monday and seeing Norma’s truck. Gee willickers, that grocery shopping and cooking is for the birds. I’ve never taken so many naps in all my life.

USDA reminds producers to file acreage reports

News Staff
Wednesday, July 10, 2024
Agricultural producers who have not yet completed their crop acreage reports after spring planting should make an appointment with the Ochiltree County Farm Service Agency (FSA) before the applicable deadline.An acreage report documents a crop grown on a farm or ranch, its intended use and location.
Members of the Perryton-Ochiltree Chamber of Commerce, along with friends, family, staff, and well-wishers were on hand for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Panhandle First Bank, located at 2729 S. Main in Perryton. The ribbon-cutting was to commemorate the bank’s recent name-change.

Members of the Perryton-Ochiltree Chamber of Commerce, along with friends, family, staff, and well-wishers were on hand for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Panhandle First Bank, located at 2729 S. Main in Perryton. The ribbon-cutting was to commemorate the bank’s recent name-change.

RIBBON-CUTTING HELD AT PANHANDLE FIRST BANK—

News Staff
Wednesday, July 10, 2024
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