READY FOR CLASSES

The new school year starts on Monday for students at Perryton Independent School District, and teachers and students in Perryton are hard at work with last-minute preparations for classes.

Good recordkeeping is essential element of tax planning

Now is a good time for people to begin thinking about next year’s tax return. While it may seem early to be preparing for 2021, reviewing your recordkeeping now will pay off when it comes time to file again.

Some medical conditions increase infection risk

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some medical conditions can put people at an elevated risk for certain infections.

Gas in a car won’t stay fresh forever

The outbreak of COVID-19 has had a significant impact on drivers. With many people staying at home,working from home and not traveling, drivers end up spending less time on the road and less money at the gas station. But what about the gas they did purchase? Can gas go bad?

CrimeStoppers ‘Fast Cash’

On Aug. 12, 2020, the Ochiltree County Sheriff’s Department had outstanding warrants on the following people: Brodie Aylor, white male. Date of birth, Nov. 9, 1977. Height, 6’2”, weight, 230 pounds. Green eyes, brown hair. Last known address was Amarillo.

Take us back... Randy McLain

Randy McLain is a farmer and rancher with a rich history in Perryton. He has supported several worthwhile projects in order to improve the lives of people in Ochiltree County throughout his tenure.

Human trafficking webinar set Sept. 3

The Texas A&M Agri-Life Extension Service will present Unbound’s Human Trafficking Prevention webinar at 6 p.m. Sept. 3. The online event is free, but preregistration is required.

Scammers target business

A coronavirus related scam, an accident and more missing plates topped activity for the week. A local business manager fell victim to a scam. She received a call from a male and female saying the owner had purchased face masks and sanitizers for the business.