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Tips for managing middle ear problems in flat-faced dog breeds

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Wednesday, April 1, 2026
From their adorable snort to bulging eyes and ever endearing waddle, smushfaced dogs are increasing in popularity due to their cuteness and fun-loving personalities. In fact, French bulldogs have recently become the most popular dog breed in the United States, according to the American Kennel Club.

‘Fast Cash’

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Wednesday, April 1, 2026
(www.perrytoncs.org)On April 1, 2026, the Ochiltree County Sheriff’s Department had outstanding warrants on the following people: Raul Ricardo Camacho, male, Date of birth, Feb. 2, 1978. Height, 5’8”, weight, 190 pounds. Brown eyes, black hair. Last known address was Perryton.

No new H-1b visas for agencies, universities governor orders

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Wednesday, April 1, 2026
Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered universities and state agencies to stop asking for new H-1B visas until next year., the Houston Chronicle reported. The visas are used to hire foreign workers who possess skills in a specialized field. The visas typically last for three years.
Capital Highlights

Capital Highlights

Capital Highlights

Gary Borders
Wednesday, April 1, 2026
Paxton calls for Hancock’s removalTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton called for Gov. Greg Abbott to remove acting state comptroller Kelly Hancock, calling him an “incompetent loser,” The Dallas Morning News reported.

You Don't Own Me

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Wednesday, April 1, 2026
by John Stossel Politicians tax what we earn, regulate what we build and often decide what we can do with our bodies and our money.I like to think I own myself. But politicians increasingly act as if they do.
PPW Young Careerists Kynleigh Vela (left) and Morgyn Vela (right) with PPW member Susie Najera

PPW Young Careerists Kynleigh Vela (left) and Morgyn Vela (right) with PPW member Susie Najera

Kynleigh, Morgyn Vela chosen PPW Young Careerists of Month

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Wednesday, April 1, 2026
Kynleigh Vela and Morgyn Vela, co-owners of MK Creative & Co.,have been chosen as the Young Careerists of the Month by the Panhandle Professional Women’s Club.They said a degree is not required for their profession, but it is very helpful.

SeniorNews

Bydarylaallred
Wednesday, April 1, 2026
website:www.perrytonseniors.orgApril Bunny Birthdays: Dorothy Ezzell, Christina Vela, Kay Allison, Joe Randolph, Scott McGarraugh, Betty Parker, Van Hayden, Corene Munday, Norma Gonzalez, Kathy Ehrlich and Roy Lynn Stollings.
JENNIE JUNE CLUB READY FOR APRIL BOOK SALE The Jennie June Club of Perryton will hold their spring Book Sale for 2026 at Perry Memorial Library during the month of April. Patrons can buy used books and videos at a bargain price, one dollar for hardbacks, 50 cents for paperbacks and $1 for videos during the month. Pictured setting up this month’s sale are, from left, front row: Rhonda Appelhans, Linda Paul, Lisa Brosowske, Sara Mellgren, Janet Blasingame, Penny Clark, Patsy Unruh, Kathy Snyder, Carol McGarra

JENNIE JUNE CLUB READY FOR APRIL BOOK SALE The Jennie June Club of Perryton will hold their spring Book Sale for 2026 at Perry Memorial Library during the month of April. Patrons can buy used books and videos at a bargain price, one dollar for hardbacks, 50 cents for paperbacks and $1 for videos during the month. Pictured setting up this month’s sale are, from left, front row: Rhonda Appelhans, Linda Paul, Lisa Brosowske, Sara Mellgren, Janet Blasingame, Penny Clark, Patsy Unruh, Kathy Snyder, Carol McGarra

Jennie June Club sets its annual spring book sale

News Staff
Wednesday, April 1, 2026
The Jennie June Club of Perryton will hold their spring Book Sale for 2026 at Perry Memorial Library during the month of April.Patrons can buy used books and videos at a bargain price, one dollar for hardbacks, 50 cents for paperbacks and $1 for videos during the month.
The Senior Citizens Center held their annual Easter Bake Sale on Wednesday, bringing in over $600 as lovers of baked goods bought all the delicious treats they could. The Senior Center holds the bake sale every year to bring in more funds so they can keep prices of their thrice-weekly lunches low. Pictured are, from left, front row: Berwyn Flowers, Bonnie Schaef, and Toni Boren; back row: Corene Munday, Linda Kile, Daryla Allred, Charlotte Cape, and Pat Bilson.

The Senior Citizens Center held their annual Easter Bake Sale on Wednesday, bringing in over $600 as lovers of baked goods bought all the delicious treats they could. The Senior Center holds the bake sale every year to bring in more funds so they can keep prices of their thrice-weekly lunches low. Pictured are, from left, front row: Berwyn Flowers, Bonnie Schaef, and Toni Boren; back row: Corene Munday, Linda Kile, Daryla Allred, Charlotte Cape, and Pat Bilson.

BAKED TREATS FOR EVERYONE

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Wednesday, April 1, 2026
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