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COVID-19 cases rise to 62

According to the State of Texas, Ochiltree County’s official tally of COVID-19 cases has risen to 62, with a total of nine active cases so far. The Texas Department of State Health Services says there have been 51 recoveries from the virus in the county and only two deaths.

Storm brings wind, rain Tuesday

A sudden thunderstorm Tuesday night brought a nice dose of rain and lots of wind to Ochiltree County. KEYE’s official rainfall total was .60 of an inch of precipitation.
KITE TRACKERS

KITE TRACKERS

KITE TRACKERS

Wildlife researchers visited Perryton and Stark Park on Tuesday to study the city’s Mississippi kite population.

Information needed on stolen firearms

Perryton-Ochiltree County Crime Stoppers needs information this week to solve a vehicle burglary. On June 17, officers were dispatched to the 1600 block of South Drake for a vehicle burglary. Upon arrival, the complainant reported several items stolen from a vehicle.

Scott hired as Roberts Co. agent

After six months working withT exas A&M AgriLife Extension Servicein Ochiltree County, Sterling Scott has been hired as the agriculture and natural resources agent in Roberts County, beginning July 1.

DPS expands service offerings

As the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) continues with the phased reopening of driver license (DL) offices, the department will expand in-person services across the state.

July sales tax check continues downward slide

The City of Perryton continued to see a drop in sales tax revenues in July. The city received a check for $184,314, down around 26% from July 2019. For the year so far, its payments of $1.55 million are down close to 13%.

Active coronavirus cases up to seven

According to the State of Texas, Ochiltree County’s official tally of COVID-19 cases remains at 60, but the state has amended the number of active cases in the county from zero to seven.
FREE FILMS FOR FAMILY FUN

FREE FILMS FOR FAMILY FUN

FREE FILMS FOR FAMILY FUN

The Perryton-Ochiltree Chamber of Commerce and Explore Perryton hosted a free family movie in the park in Whigham Park on Thursday, sponsored by 9th Street Liquor. Dozens of families brought out their blankets, chairs and snacks to watch The Lego Movie.