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City Hall partially relocated to Amherst The City of Perryton’s utility billing and engineering departments have relocated to 417 S. Amherst. You can come by or call 806-435-4014. Key Heights offering many resources Key Heights Baptist Church is offering hot showers and laundry services.
BEST CITIZENS AT PHS— At the annual Perryton High School awards ceremony the end of May, students in each class were honored as the Best Citizens. Pictured are, from left, front row, freshmen Samuel De Santiago and Mallee Vela, and sophomores Adlee Felix and Caden Rodriguez; and back row, juniors Tiana Hill and Carlos Hernandez, and seniors Tad Pshigoda and Sofia Flores.

BEST CITIZENS AT PHS— At the annual Perryton High School awards ceremony the end of May, students in each class were honored as the Best Citizens. Pictured are, from left, front row, freshmen Samuel De Santiago and Mallee Vela, and sophomores Adlee Felix and Caden Rodriguez; and back row, juniors Tiana Hill and Carlos Hernandez, and seniors Tad Pshigoda and Sofia Flores.

OGH board okays district purchases

The Ochiltree County Hospital District’s Board of Directors met for their regular monthly meeting on Monday evening at The Seasons Assisted Living Center. Among other items on the agenda, the board members approved a number of new purchases for the hospital.

‘Fast Cash’

(www.perrytoncs.org) On June 28, 2023, the Ochiltree County Sheriff’s Department had outstanding warrants on the following people: Laura Jackson, white female. Date of birth, Oct. 12, 1975. Height, 5’3”, weight, 180 pounds. B Brown eyes, brown hair. Last known address was Canadian.

ERCOT can’t be sued, high court rules

The Texas Supreme Court on Friday ruled that ERCOT, which operates the state’s power grid, is a government entity and is immune to lawsuits resulting from Winter Storm Uri in February 2021. The 5-4 ruling reversed a previous judgment from a Dallas appeals court, The Dallas Morning News reported.
FBSW SETS UP TEMPORARY BANK—

FBSW SETS UP TEMPORARY BANK—

FBSW SETS UP TEMPORARY BANK—

FBSW SETS UP TEMPORARY BANK— With extensive damage done to their branch downtown during the June 15 tornado, FirstBank Southwest set up a temporary location inside a converted semi trailer last week in the Wall’s parking lot behind Whigham Park.
Capital Highlights

Capital Highlights

Capital Highlights

Conservation urged as searing heat wave sweeps state Texas’ power grid reported record electricity use early last week.
EMERGENCY HAMBURGERS— With natural gas service out across most of the city — and much of their kitchen gas-powered, the Ochiltree County Senior Citizen Center had to make some quick changes last week. So the center’s chefs organized a quick hamburger cookout for last Friday’s lunch. Pictured waiting for the finished hamburger patties to go with all the fixins are, from left, Tahira Gonzalez, Daryla Allred, and Toni Boren.

EMERGENCY HAMBURGERS— With natural gas service out across most of the city — and much of their kitchen gas-powered, the Ochiltree County Senior Citizen Center had to make some quick changes last week. So the center’s chefs organized a quick hamburger cookout for last Friday’s lunch. Pictured waiting for the finished hamburger patties to go with all the fixins are, from left, Tahira Gonzalez, Daryla Allred, and Toni Boren.

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Gee willikers, it’s almost July!

Quilt guild meets on June 13

A joint meeting of the Friendship Quilt Guild’s day and night groups was held June 13 at First Methodist Church. Night guild president Randi Ortega conducted the meeting. The program was given by Michelle Fox on “The Story of Feed Sacks.

Commissioners okay disaster related items

Ochiltree County Commissioners’ Court met for a regular meeting on Monday morning at the Ochiltree County Courthouse. County judge Charles Kelly opened the meeting by thanking county staff and emergency management personnel for their hard work during the disaster over the previous week.
Greg Brown

Greg Brown

Lone finalist named for Perryton ISD superintendent position

The Perryton School Board has named a lone finalist for the superintendent position. After a special board Meeting on June 22, the board named Greg Brown as the lone finalist. After a 21day waiting period, Brown will begin his service as the superintendent.