Things people do during summer might affect tax return next year

It’s summertime and for many people, summertime means change. Whether it’s a life change or a typical summer event, it could affect incomes taxes. Here are a few summertime activities and tips on how taxpayers should consider them during filing season.

RIBBON CUTTING FOR NEW BAKERY

RIBBON CUTTING FOR NEW BAKERY—Members of the Perryton Ochiltree Chamber of Commerce gathered on Thursday afternoon for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to commemorate the grand opening of B’s Wildflour Bakery at 3010 Garrett Drive. The bakery and coffee shop is owned by Betty and Gary Smith.

How to safely prepare food at home

The COVID-19 pandemic taught the world many things and reinforced some lessons learned long ago, including how something invisible to the naked eye has the potential to make people extremely ill. That lesson is applicable in many different situations, including food preparation.

Where are they now?...Miles Seybert

Many Perryton natives have represented us very well in both the financial and medical fields. The Seybert children are doing that in both of those career fields. Jacy is an accomplished nurse practitioner and Miles is making a name for himself in the finance world.

Ochiltree County marks a month with no active COVID-19 cases

It’s now been just short of a full month with no active COVID-19 cases reported in Ochiltree County. According to data from the Texas Department of State Health Services, Ochiltree County’s estimated active cases of COVID-19 stands at zero, unchanged from Tuesday.

Texas vineyards endure rough season

Erratic weather dealt Texas vineyards a difficult growing season as the industry continues to recover from pandemic-related setbacks, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.

THE POWER OF SCIENCE!

One of the classes at this week’s Kids College at Frank Phillips College, Allen Campus, has been “Mad Science,” where kids learn fun science facts while conducting their own science experiments.