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FSA’s small grains deadline set for Jan. 18 The deadline to report fall-seeded small grains to the Ochiltree County Farm Service Agency is Tuesday, Jan. 18. Please call with any questions or to make an appointment at 806-435-6597, ext. 2.

Does COVID-19 omicron variant affect pets?

With the holiday season over, COVID-19 cases are spiking across the country. As pet owners quarantine, questions of pet safety against this disease and the quickly spreading omicron variant continue to arise as well. Drs.

Pre-plant producer meeting set for Jan. 25 in Canyon

The Texas A&M Agri-Life Extension Service in Randall County will conduct the annual Pre-Plant Producer Conference from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Jan. 25 at the Kuhlman Extension Center, 200 N. Brown Road, Canyon. Experts speaking at a Jan. 25 meeting will help area producers with preplant considerations.

County’s COVID cases tumble again

Active cases of COVID-19 in Ochiltree County are down sharply from the middle of this week. According to data from According to data from the Texas Department of State Health Services, Ochiltree County’s estimated active cases of COVID-19 dropped to 57, down from 67 on Tuesday afternoon.
ALLEN-MANNING SPEAKS AT LEADERSHIP PERRYTON SERIES

ALLEN-MANNING SPEAKS AT LEADERSHIP PERRYTON SERIES

ALLEN-MANNING SPEAKS AT LEADERSHIP PERRYTON SERIES

Betsy Allen-Manning was the latest speaker in the Leadership Perryton series. She spoke on “DNA or High Achievers - Develop the Mindset, Discipline and Game Plan” at the Frank Phillips College Allen Campus on Thursday evening. The seminar was sponsored by FirstBank Southwest and Harvey’s Electric.
WATER LINE REPAIRS IN PROGRESS AT COLGATE AND 11TH

WATER LINE REPAIRS IN PROGRESS AT COLGATE AND 11TH

WATER LINE REPAIRS IN PROGRESS AT COLGATE AND 11TH

Work crews from the City of Perryton and outside contractors are hard at work with water line repairs at the intersection of S. Colgate Street and SW 11th Avenue. The repairs are considered very complicated by the city.

Second round of vaccine funding begins

A second round of funding for the state’s COVID-19 vaccine outreach program has begun. Organizations can apply for grants ranging from $50,000 to $1 million “to engage in vaccine education and outreach with the goal of increasing the number of fully vaccinated Texans against COVID-19.