Identifying lumps and bumps in pets

Lumps and bumps are a normal part of life, but what do we do when we notice a new lump or bump on our furry friend?

DAR CELEBRATES CONSTITUTION DAY AT WILLIAMS

Members of the local Wolf Creek chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution visited Williams Intermediate Elementary School this week to commemorate Constitution Week by delivering copies of the United States Constitution for every fifth grade classroom.

Pest management coordinator training set Sept. 27 in Amarillo

The Texas A&M Agri-Life Extension Service will be hosting a training for all integrated pest management coordinators in Texas public schools on Sept. 27 in Amarillo. The training will be held at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Amarillo, 6500 W. Amarillo Blvd.

‘Fast Cash’

(www.perrytoncs.org) On Sept. 20, 2023, the Ochiltree County Sheriff’s Department had outstanding warrants on the following people: Christopher Jimmy Don Sustaita, white male. Date of birth, Aug. 8, 1986. Height, 5’7”, weight, 160 pounds. Brown eyes, black hair. Last known address was Perryton.

Lost Maples ranked as having best fall foliage

The leaves will begin to change in coming weeks, and the Austin American-Statesman reports a Central Texas natural area has been ranked as having the best fall foliage in the country.

Avoiding identity theft scammers posing as the IRS

Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but when scammers pose as the IRS it means trouble for taxpayers. Identity thieves may contact taxpayers through fraudulent calls, emails, texts or social media messages pretending to be the IRS.

LIVE ANIMALS SECOND PLACE

Down from the Cross…

Randy Brooks, who portrayed Jesus in “The Promise” more than 6,000 times, is nearing the 60-year mark in Christian ministry. But, he still has “the look”—the kind that causes headscratching when vaguely familiar faces are seen.

Senior News

Perryton’s Got Talent 2023 is in the books. To all of our performers – huge hugs of appreciation for helping us create such a successful event. To Dr. Randy Skaggs, you knocked it out of the ball park from the top of your hillbilly hat to the bottom of your boots.

ARCHERS COMPETE AT TRI-STATE FAIR

Two archers from Ochiltree County 4-H competed in the first-ever archery competition last week at the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo. According to 4-H archery coach Robert Flores, the archery program in 4-H currently has 10 participants, but they are always ready to welcome more.