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Members of the Perryton-Ochiltree Chamber of Commerce met last Wednesday at the Museum of the Plains with members of the local business community who had been affected by the June 15 tornado. The meeting was held to listen to the questions and concerns local business owners have in the aftermath of the tornado. Discussion ranged from questions about state and federal relief money to grants from the Texas Historical Commission and more.
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Perryton Lions Club members got together on Saturday morning to get fireworks unloaded and fuses installed in anticipation of their annual Fourth of July fireworks show at Wolf Creek Park. Pictured are, from left, Karson Pribble, Rachel Knapp (with kids Jameson and Amelia), Nick Hale, Brandan Knapp, Nick Yara, Kelly Brown, Daniel Hillman, Paul Dutcher, Frosty Hickerson, Dianne Lee, and Erin Hale.