Hotel-motel tax allocations made

The 2020-21 hotel motel occupancy tax allocations were presented to the Perryton City Council at its meeting Tuesday evening. The city received a total of $459,950 in funding requests, and allocated $169,100 for 18 events and organizations.

WETTER IS BETTER

Dallas Scott, age 4, gets in his maximum allowance of splashes at the Perryton Municipal Water Park. Many residents who love a cool dip on a hot day are enjoying one last swim at the pool this week. The water park’s last day this summer is Sunday, July 26, when the pool will be open from 2-6 p.m.

Seniors, retirees not required to take distributions from retirement this year

The Internal Revenue Service reminds seniors and retirees that they are not required to take money out of their IRAs and workplace retirement plans this year.

Two 4-H’ers place in record book competition

Over 155 youth from 21 Panhandle counties submitted record books to be judged by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service agents and adult volunteers in Amarillo. Chloe Tanner took second place in senior photography and Canon Huddleston was first in intermediate science, technology and engineering.

CrimeStoppers ‘Fast Cash’

(www.perrytoncs.org) On July 22, 2020, the Ochiltree County Sheriff’s Department had outstanding warrants on the following people: Alyssas Boland, no personal information was available. Last known address was Amarillo. There are five misdemeanor warrants for Boland for issuance of bad checks.

Where are they now?...Kylie Wright Garr

The intelligence level of the folks in Perryton with its superior educational system have created a powerful pipeline for producing outstanding educators through the years. Kylie Wright Garr is at the top of that list.

Online canning classes are planned in August

TheT exas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will host a Preserving Your Harvest Online Canning Class Series in August. All classes will be held online from 6:30-7:30 p.m., and those interested shouldpre-register through Eventbrite.

Keep kids water safe

With temperatures hitting triple digits and more children anxious to be outside, swimming pools, lakes, beaches and water parks will be seeing more activity as water-related recreational opportunities again become more available.

Equipment reported stolen

Stolen equipment and a case of criminal mischief topped activity for the week. Doug Carter from Edge Services in Woodward, OK reported two pieces of equipment had been stolen from C&J Services, 800 SE Loop 143.