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RECORD BOOKAWARDS— Ochiltree County 4-H’s annual awards ceremony was held Oct. 9 at the Expo Center. Awards were presented for record books by 4-H members. The award is given to every 4-H member who completes a record book of their experiences in 4-H. Members who completed record books included, from left, Rylan Oquin and Kile Merrick.

RECORD BOOKAWARDS— Ochiltree County 4-H’s annual awards ceremony was held Oct. 9 at the Expo Center. Awards were presented for record books by 4-H members. The award is given to every 4-H member who completes a record book of their experiences in 4-H. Members who completed record books included, from left, Rylan Oquin and Kile Merrick.

RECORD BOOKAWARDS

CrimeStoppers ‘Fast Cash’

(www.perrytoncs.org) On Oct. 25, 2023, the Ochiltree County Sheriff’s Department had outstanding warrants on the following people: Agustine Munoz, white male. Date of birth, April 21, 1977. Height, 5’10”, weight, 200 pounds. Brown eyes, brown hair. Last known address was Gruver.
FRIENDS OF 4-H— During the annual awards ceremony for Ochiltree County 4-H at the Expo Center on Monday night, awards were presented for Friends of 4-H for individuals and businesses that go above and beyond to support 4-H programs with donations of time and material resources. Award winners included, from left, Sid and Stacey Tanner. Not pictured is Perryton Herald reporter Scott Slemmons.

FRIENDS OF 4-H— During the annual awards ceremony for Ochiltree County 4-H at the Expo Center on Monday night, awards were presented for Friends of 4-H for individuals and businesses that go above and beyond to support 4-H programs with donations of time and material resources. Award winners included, from left, Sid and Stacey Tanner. Not pictured is Perryton Herald reporter Scott Slemmons.

FRIENDS OF 4-H

Senior News

website:www.perrytonseniors.org Happy Birthday to our November turkeys: Dawn Money, Jane Stollings, Harold Courson, Margaret Bouchard, Perry Allred, Lynn Moore, Earl McKinley, Bonnie Schaef, Kaye Neufeld, Darla Kile, Greg Ellis, Daryla Allred, Janice McLain and Herman Lowery.
RIBBON-CUTTING HELD FOR NEW WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CENTER— A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held last Wednesday for the grand opening of Frank Phillips College’s Workforce Development Center, at 1206 SW 9th Avenue. The center lets students at Frank Phillips College and Perryton Independent School District earn trade-based certifications in welding and diesel mechanics as well as complete Entry Level Driver Training for Commercial Drivers License testing right here in Perryton.

RIBBON-CUTTING HELD FOR NEW WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CENTER— A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held last Wednesday for the grand opening of Frank Phillips College’s Workforce Development Center, at 1206 SW 9th Avenue. The center lets students at Frank Phillips College and Perryton Independent School District earn trade-based certifications in welding and diesel mechanics as well as complete Entry Level Driver Training for Commercial Drivers License testing right here in Perryton.

More than 50,000 migrants bused elsewhere

The state of Texas has bused more than 50,000 migrants to what Gov. Greg Abbott terms sanctuary cities since the launch of Operation Lone Star, his office announced. The migrants have been bused to Washington, D.C., New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Denver and Los Angeles since April 2022.
HIGH POINT WINNERS— Ochiltree County 4-H held itsannual awards ceremony Oct. 9 at the Ochiltree County Expo Center. The High Point Award winners were, from left, front row, Hallie Lopez and Clay Oquin; and back row, Kyle Oquin, Brooke Helker, Rylan Oquin, and Kile Merrick.

HIGH POINT WINNERS— Ochiltree County 4-H held itsannual awards ceremony Oct. 9 at the Ochiltree County Expo Center. The High Point Award winners were, from left, front row, Hallie Lopez and Clay Oquin; and back row, Kyle Oquin, Brooke Helker, Rylan Oquin, and Kile Merrick.

HIGH POINT WINNERS

County adopts jury selection plan

The Ochiltree County Commissioners’ Court met Monday morning in the Ochiltree County Courthouse. Among other items on the agenda, the commissioners adopted a jury selection plan for the county. The plan needs to be renewed periodically with the Texas Secretary of State’s office.