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Bydarylaallred Website:www.perrytonseniors.org
Wednesday, July 17, 2024
It’s time for some crafty fun. Monday, beginning at 12:30 we will be decoupaging using a combination of colorful materiel, tissue paper, book pages and any items you may want to bring from home.Photos are a fun thing to use too.
2024-25 LIONS CLUB OFFICERS— New officers and directors of the Perryton Lions Club have been installed. They are, seated, first row, from left, secretary Elbre Hickerson, Lions Club Sweetheart Sabrina Nyman, first vice president Greg Brown president Brandan Knapp; and second row, director Jim Powell, Tail Twister Paul Dutcher, director J Aston, director Nick Hale and past president Daniel Hillman

2024-25 LIONS CLUB OFFICERS— New officers and directors of the Perryton Lions Club have been installed. They are, seated, first row, from left, secretary Elbre Hickerson, Lions Club Sweetheart Sabrina Nyman, first vice president Greg Brown president Brandan Knapp; and second row, director Jim Powell, Tail Twister Paul Dutcher, director J Aston, director Nick Hale and past president Daniel Hillman

Jennie June Club meets on July 11

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Wednesday, July 17, 2024
The Jennie June Club met July 10 at Perry Memorial Library. Hostesses for the meeting were Linda Kile, Barbara McKinley and Leigh Ann Finney.President Barbara Johnson opened the meeting, followed by the reading of the collect.

School board approves cell phone policy

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Wednesday, July 17, 2024
The Perryton School Board approved new cell phone guidelines for students at its meeting July 15.Supt. Greg Brown presented the guidelines to they board. They include that cell phones remain in student backpacks and off during the school day.

City’s sales tax payment drops 6%

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Wednesday, July 17, 2024
The City of Perryton’s sales tax payment for July showed a decrease, similar to most area cities, for the period.The city received $247,888 for the month, 6% less than in July 2023. For the year, however, its $1.75 million in payments are a little over 8% more than in 2023.

Overnight showers bring moisture

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Wednesday, July 17, 2024
Brief rain showers and storms fell Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning, bringing some welcome rainfall to Ochiltree County, as well as lower temperatures.Mary Dudley in the central part of Perryton reported .90 of an inch of rain.

OGH Board approves radiology expansion

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Wednesday, July 17, 2024
The Ochiltree County Hospital District Board of Directors met on Monday evening at the Ochiltree General Hospital conference center.Among other items on the agenda, the board approved an expansion for the Radiology and Respiratory Therapy departments.
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

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Wednesday, July 17, 2024
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