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Band Boosters selling trees, wreaths The Perryton Band Boosters will be selling live Fraser fir trees and wreaths. Tree sizes range from 5 to 9 or 10 feet, with prices from $80-$160. The wreaths are available in many sizes from 14-40 inches, and range in price from $19 to $100.
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PHS VETERANS DAY PROGRAM

Perryton High School’s annual Veterans Day program brought together veterans from recent campaigns in the Middle East all the way back to World War II.

County marks sixth COVID-19 death

Ochiltree County has recorded its sixth death due to the COVID-19 virus. Ochiltree General Hospital said the death is of a county resident. The hospital said the death did not take place at OGH, but at another facility.
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Rangers to host Monahans in bi-district game

The Rangers will host a rare home playoff game this Friday night when they take on the Monahans Loboes for the bi-district championship. Game time is 7 p.m. Admission to the game is $3 for adults and $2 for students. The public is invited to a pep rally at Ranger Field Friday afternoon at 1:42 p.
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COTTON BOWL BOUND

Chris Lingo was the winner of the Herald’s annual football contest, accumulating an impressive 60 points over the season. It was the second time he has won the top prize. He was presented with his prize by Herald publisher Mary Dudley.
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Darin Stollings

Where are they now?...Darin Stollings

Darin product of great genetics, a strong family, a good education, a solid church background and an invested hometown. He is a communicator and has the ability to communicate on multiple levels while making each of us feel comfortable.
HOMECOMING COURT

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HOMECOMING COURT

HOMECOMING COURT—During the homecoming football game Oct. 30 with Seminole, Destiny Munoz was crowned the 2020 Homecoming Queen among six candidates. They were, from left, Yancey Judice, Jocelyn Medina, Munoz, Johanna Perez, Morgyn Vela and Leslye Ramirez.

County’s COVID-19 cases fall again

COVID-19 cases are dropping in Ochiltree County and may now be under 100. According to the Texas Department of State Health Services, there have been an overall total of 341 COVID-19 cases, unchanged from Tuesday afternoon.