FINANCIAL KNOW-HOW

Perryton High School students attended guest lectures on Friday with Miles Seybert, a PHS graduate and current vice president at First United Bank in Lubbock. Seybert had been invited back to PHS by government and history teacher Drew Foster to talk to students about financial literacy.

FOOD AND FRIENDS

Perryton’s Senior Citizens Center is still preparing their popular lunches three times a week for hungry diners. Pictured are, from left, Zulema Sosa and Norma Gonzalez serving up lasagna for Janice and Randy McLain.

Willis Foundation awards grant to OGH

The Dean Allen Willis Foundation has awarded an annual grant to Ochiltree General Hospital. The grant will be used for continuing education for OGH doctors and nurses in the areas of trauma, emergency and critical care.

GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER

GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER—At the Ochiltree County Junior Livestock Show and Sale on Jan. 21-22, Lakyn Boxwell, pictured with her animal, took home the award for Grand Champion Heifer. (Photo courtesy of Brittany Morgan)

CrimeStoppers

On Jan. 26, 2022, the Ochiltree County Sheriff’s Department had outstanding warrants on the following people: David L. Garrard, no personal information was available. Last known address was Perryton. There is one misdemeanor warrant for Garrard for issuance of bad checks.

GRAND CHAMPION GOAT

GRAND CHAMPION GOAT—The award for Grand Champion Goat at the Ochiltree County Junior Livestock Show and Sale on Jan. 21-22 went to Cash Wheeler. The animal was purchased by United Supermarket, Chad Johnson, and Dr. Rick Siewert.

Statewide estate survey underway among producers,, rural landowners

Understanding how those on our farms and ranches are being passed on through estates and what more do our rural landowners need to know about the process is the goal of a newT exas A&M AgriLife Extension Serviceproject funded by the Texas Corn Producers. Tiffany Lashmet, J.D.

Texas, Our Texas (Flag)

“Honor the Texas flag; I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and indivisible.” Children across our state recite this pledge at the start of every school day.

Vehicles vandalized

Several vehicles were vandalized at a residence during the week. Three vehicles, parked at 1921 Eton were damaged. A car had damage to the front bumper and windshield. One pickup had its front door damaged and another pickup had its tailgate and rear driver side fender vandalized.