RURAL HEALTH CLINIC CONSTRUCTION ON TRACK
The Perryton Municipal Water Park has been busy all this season with kids and grownups looking for a cool break from hot summer temperatures, whether it’s swimming in the pool, riding the lazy river, sliding down the water slides, getting drenched in the splash pad, or relaxing next to the pool. There will be a Community Free Swim Day on Friday, Aug. 2, from 1-7 p.m., and the pool’s last day for the season will be Saturday, Aug. 3.
FIFTH GRADE CITIZENSHIP AWARDS—Williams Intermediate School held their end-of-year awards ceremony. Two students from each homeroom were presented with the American Legion Outstanding Citizenship Award. Fifth graders who received the award included, from left, front row: Jazlyn Ontiveros, Oseas Zavala, Madden Scarnati, Joyci Rosales, Rylee Merkel, Esmeralda Ochoa, Marilyn Ramirez, Viviana Chavira, and J.W. Hardy from the American Legion; back row: Chantel Rodriguez, Kaylynn Roberson, Paisley Kerl, Conli Mog
DAR DONATES TO OGH—The Wolf Creek Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution donated $1,000 to be used for Ochiltree General Hospital first responders’ needs. The chapter had recently had a program on the efforts of the medical community during the 2023 tornado. Information was given on how OGH responded to medical needs, who came to help and what was learned from the experience. Pictured are, from left, chapter treasurer Nan Schwalk, Dr. Manon Childers and Kelly Judice of OGH, and chapter regent C
FOURTH GRADERS WITH PERFECT ATTENDANCE—Williams Intermediate School held their end-of-year awards ceremony. The recipients of the perfect attendance award for fourth graders were, from left, front row, Sofia Hernandez, Kimberly Frias, Iker Escobar, and Tahtyana Westfall; and back row, Jamie Castro, Brody Carreon, Avery Arruda, Wrensely Hill, and Jaquelin Pedraza.
