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Officers to deliver groceries, help

The Perryton Police Department, in conjunction with United Supermarket and Lowe’s Market, are offering grocery delivery to any “sheltered in place” seniors ages 60 or older. Those interested can place their orders by calling Lowe’s between 8-10 a.m. or United between 7-9 a.m. on Monday or Thursday.

Crime Stoppers offers shredding service

Perryton-Ochiltree County Crime Stoppers is offering a free document shredding service. A blue bin has been placed in the lobby of the Perryton Police Department for the public to place their documents to be destroyed. A shredding service will pick up the container and dispose of the contents.

Lions seeking eyeglasses

The Perryton Lions Club is collecting used eyeglasses for recycling. Anyone who has eyeglasses that they can donate is asked to contact any Lions Club member.

Food safety should be on back-to-school list

A new school year is approaching and with it, changes in your usual routine. “Parents are juggling many decisions as students may be returning to school for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and others may still be distance learning,” said Dr.
NEW JAIL OPENED WITH OFFICIAL CEREMONY

NEW JAIL OPENED WITH OFFICIAL CEREMONY

NEW JAIL OPENED WITH OFFICIAL CEREMONY

The new Ochiltree County Law Enforcement Center received its official ribbon-cutting opening on Friday morning in a ceremony attended by county and state officials, law enforcement officials from around the region, and well-wishers from all over the county.

City’s sales tax payment takes 11% hit in August

The City of Perryton’s sales tax check continued to travel south, with the August payment showing an almost 11% decrease. For August, the city received a payment of $263,648, bringing its year to date payments to $1.8 million, down 12.6% from 2019.