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Leadership Perryton XXII graduates 26

News Staff
Thursday, May 30, 2024
Graduation of the 22nd class of Leadership Perryton was held recently at the First Methodist Church. Twentysix members completed the eight-month leadership development course and received a special award.
Work crews began the process of repairing Perryton City Hall recently. The building sustained serious damage during the tornado last June, and the City of Perryton decided months ago that it would be more cost-efficient to rebuild and repair what was left of City Hall, rather than construct a new building. Demolition of damaged buildings in the 100 block of Main Street is also underway. Repairing City Hall is expected to take several months before completion.

Work crews began the process of repairing Perryton City Hall recently. The building sustained serious damage during the tornado last June, and the City of Perryton decided months ago that it would be more cost-efficient to rebuild and repair what was left of City Hall, rather than construct a new building. Demolition of damaged buildings in the 100 block of Main Street is also underway. Repairing City Hall is expected to take several months before completion.

REBUILDING AT CITY HALL BEGINS

News Staff
Thursday, May 30, 2024
REBUILDING AT CITY HALL BEGINS

Commissioners approve repairs for livestock pens

News Staff
Thursday, May 30, 2024
The Ochiltree County Commissioners’ Court met on Tuesday morning at the Ochiltree County Courthouse.Among other items on the agenda, the commissioners approved an estimate from Miles Mays Construction for repairs to the county’s livestock pens near the softball field and Expo Center.
Ochiltree County residents gathered recently at the Expo Center to hold a Texas Community Futures Forum, sponsored by Texas AgriLife Extension Service. The purpose of the Futures Forum is to compile lists of what local residents believe are the most important issues facing their communities. Pictured is the group considering issues in Youth Development, moderated by Ruth Ann Splan.

Ochiltree County residents gathered recently at the Expo Center to hold a Texas Community Futures Forum, sponsored by Texas AgriLife Extension Service. The purpose of the Futures Forum is to compile lists of what local residents believe are the most important issues facing their communities. Pictured is the group considering issues in Youth Development, moderated by Ruth Ann Splan.

FUTURES FORUM HELD AT EXPO

News Staff
Thursday, May 30, 2024
FUTURES FORUM HELD AT EXPO

PISD board hires PHS choir director

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Thursday, May 30, 2024
The Perryton ISD Board of Trustees met on Tuesday, May 21.Several resignations were accepted. They included Shannon Jackson, Cole Underwood, Deborah Molina, Krista Britton, Spencer Dutcher, Klaudia Johnson, Jennifer Rinker, and John Mark Rinker.

Local Briefs

News Staff
Wednesday, May 22, 2024
Senior Center sets car show and fundraiser The Ochiltree County Senior Citizens Association will hold its annual Show ‘n’ Shine car show and fundraiser on Thursday, June 13, at 6 p.m. at the Senior Citizen Center. New and old classic, vintage, and muscle cars are invited.
A total of 86 students from Frank Phillips College, Allen Campus graduated on Friday, May 3, at the FPC main campus in Borger. The graduating students included 29 academic graduates, 27 cosmetology graduates, 15 welding graduates, eight LVN graduates, and seven diesel mechanic graduates. In addition, 28 of the graduates were Pathways students.

A total of 86 students from Frank Phillips College, Allen Campus graduated on Friday, May 3, at the FPC main campus in Borger. The graduating students included 29 academic graduates, 27 cosmetology graduates, 15 welding graduates, eight LVN graduates, and seven diesel mechanic graduates. In addition, 28 of the graduates were Pathways students.

FPC GRADUATES LOCAL STUDENTS—

News Staff
Wednesday, May 22, 2024
Bobette and Jerome Doerrie

Bobette and Jerome Doerrie

Doerries participate in TSHL Legslature

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Wednesday, May 22, 2024
The 20th Texas Silver-Haired Legislature (TSHL) convened at the State Capitol for its 20th legislative session, May 5-9. Sixty-six legislators from 28 Silver Legislature Districts in Texas were in attendance.
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