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K10 KINDER GRADS

K10 KINDER GRADS

K10 KINDER GRADS

K10 KINDER GRADS – Students graduating this spring from Amy Valdez’ class at Perryton Kinder were, front row from left, Chevy Flaming, Emily Miller, Logan Valtierra, Bruno Romero, Andre Olmos, Jazeidy Rosales, and Violet Salas; second row, Esmeralda Violeta, Melanie Flores, Sofia Carnero, Sebastian...

Texas wheat production average

The Texas wheat grain crop faced a number of challenges this season from extreme weather to disease, but the overall expectation is that acres will produce average or slightly below average yields, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert.
DONKEY ON THE LOOSE

DONKEY ON THE LOOSE

DONKEY ON THE LOOSE

DONKEY ON THE LOOSE—Many Perryton residents got treated to the sight of a donkey running loose on Main Street Tuesday morning. The animal apparently escaped from a horse trailer near Chihua’s and then went for a trot south down Main Street. It was eventually corralled by local police and passersby.

Perryton man dies in accident

A Perryton man died in a traffic accident on Saturday evening in Ochiltree County. According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, Jose Rosales, 38, of Perryton, was driving a 2008 Nissan Altima eastbound on State Highway 15 about six miles west of Booker.
BATTER UP!

BATTER UP!

BATTER UP!

The Liberal Bee Jays, the Perryton Rangers, and the Perryton Activity Center hosted a free baseball clinic this week at Mike Hargrove Field at Perryton Junior High School.
RACING TO THE FINISH

RACING TO THE FINISH

RACING TO THE FINISH

Devon Stroup spent some of this week’s cooler weather tuning up a remote-controlled car in Stark Park. Stroup, a junior at Perryton High School, is preparing for an RC vehicle race he’ll be competing in next Saturday in Amarillo.

Active COVID cases remain at zero

The number of active COVID-19 cases in Ochiltree County is holding steady at zero. 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 last Thursday afternoon.