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MESSIAH SOLOISTS

MESSIAH SOLOISTS

MESSIAH SOLOISTS

MESSIAH SOLOISTS—The 66th performance of George Frideric Handel’s “The Messiah” was held on Sunday, Nov. 28, at First United Methodist Church in Perryton.
MESSIAH MUSICIANS

MESSIAH MUSICIANS

MESSIAH MUSICIANS

MESSIAH MUSICIANS—A number of orchestra musicians from Amarillo, as well as local musicians, were on hand to help perform the 66th annual performance of Handel’s “The Messiah” on Sunday, Nov. 28.

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Project Christmas Card donations Panhandle Professional Women is once again sponsoring Project Christmas Card this year. All proceeds benefit scholarships for local youth.
“MESSIAH” PERFORMED IN PERRYTON

“MESSIAH” PERFORMED IN PERRYTON

“MESSIAH” PERFORMED IN PERRYTON

“MESSIAH” PERFORMED IN PERRYTON—George Frideric Handel’s “The Messiah” was performed for the 66th year on Sunday, Nov. 28, at First United Methodist Church in Perryton. More than 40 musicians from Perryton and surrounding communities came together to perform the seasonal classic.

County COVID-19 cases bounce up

After several weeks of declines, active COVID-19 cases have risen in Ochiltree County. According to data from the Texas Department of State Health Services, Ochiltree County’s estimated active cases of COVID-19 rose to 22, up from 13 last Tuesday afternoon.
SIGNS OF THE STARS

SIGNS OF THE STARS

SIGNS OF THE STARS

The Cosmetology program at Frank Phillips College, Allen Campus held their second annual Fantasy Hair Show before the Thanksgiving break. The show gives students the opportunity to show off their skills and to showcase their creative design and imaginative interpretation.

Perryton’s Cody Devers ready to make his NFR run

There was a time not long ago that everyone in the Texas Panhandle expected to see Marty Devers at the National Finals Rodeo. He’s a cowboy, and a couple of decades ago, he was just that good. He was a national champion bulldogger in high school, then parlayed that into two national college titles.
BE SOMEONE’S ANGEL FOR CHRISTMAS

BE SOMEONE’S ANGEL FOR CHRISTMAS

BE SOMEONE’S ANGEL FOR CHRISTMAS

The Panhandle Crisis Center is offering the opportunity to help children in need this Christmas with the Angel Tree Project, with Angel Trees set up in local businesses to let benefactors purchase gifts for kids.

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Project Christmas Card donations Panhandle Professional Women is once again sponsoring Project Christmas Card this year. All proceeds benefit scholarships for local youth.