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Hansen gives program to Jennie Junes

The Jennie June Club met Wednesday, Jan. 10, at Perry Memorial Library. Hostesses were Barbara Johnson, Kris Erickson and Diana Wooster. The program was give by Mette Hansen, owner of The Flower Pot. She, her husband and their children immigrated to the United States 16 years ago from Denmark.

More than a third of state agencies using AI

More than one third of state agencies are using some form of artificial intelligence, according to a 2022 report from the Texas Department of Information Resources. TheT exas Tribunereported agencies such as the Texas Workforce Commission are using chatbots to serve patrons.

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The Idle American

When this weekly piece first saw the light of day in February, 2003, I promised to share stories worthy of belly laughs—or at least chuckles. I also vowed to offer occasional gems of wisdom. I wanted these “gems” to be worthy of comparison to the precious pearls of Majorca.

Williams Intermediate Honor Roll

Williams Intermediate School has listed the fourth and fifth grade students making the honor roll for the third six weeks.

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Wildlife conference is rescheduled in Lubbock

The Texas Parks and WildlifeDepartment(TPWD), the Department of Natural Resources Management at Texas Tech University and the Texas Wildlife Association have rescheduled the Panhandle Wildlife Conference for Feb. 1-2, at Texas Tech University’s National Ranching Heritage Center in Lubbock.

Council accepts resignation of Howard

In a brief meeting Tuesday, the Perryton City Council took care of one item. The council voted unanimously to accept the resignation of council member Shirley Howard. Howard, who was present at the meeting, was elected to the council last May.