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Library announces new hours Perry Memorial Library will have new hours starting Monday, July 13. The library will be open by appointment on Mondays through Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. to noon.
HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW

HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW

Gardening involves a lot of hard work turning tiny seeds into hardy plants, but there are certainly great rewards, too, like lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. Pictured, Cynthia and Mike Andreas harvest some of their squash crop from this summer’s garden.

PISD announces reopening plans

The Perryton ISD has released its reopening plans for school this August. As with most things these days, the plan or parts of it are subject to change, based on guidelines from local, state and federal authorities. The district will have two options for families to select for their children.
RELIEF FROM SUMMER HEAT

RELIEF FROM SUMMER HEAT

RELIEF FROM SUMMER HEAT

Perryton is punishingly hot this week, with afternoon temperatures above 100 degrees expected every day, so everyone is looking for a way to keep cool while everything is heating up.
NEW JP

NEW JP

NEW JP

County Judge Charles Kelly, left, officially swore in new Justice of the Peace Garry Smith on June 30. His first official day was July 1. Smith was appointed to the office June 8 by the Ochiltree County Commissioners Court, after JP Braden Karber decided to retire after 30 years in the position.
Cindy Drum and Gabby relaxing after a hard day at work

Cindy Drum and Gabby relaxing after a hard day at work

Take us back ...Cindy Drum

(I hope this article series will interest you as much as it interests me. I am fascinated with the personal history of our neighbors and especially those of us in the older generations. With this series, I hope to pick people’s brains about their history and the history of our area.

Pickup stolen, recovered

A stolen vehicle topped local law enforecemtn activity for the week. Gonzalo Mandujano, 518 NW First, reported a pickup had been stolen from the residence, and a gun was also taken from another vehicle. The pickup was later recovered in Liberal, KS.
KARBER HONORED AT RETIREMENT RECEPTION

KARBER HONORED AT RETIREMENT RECEPTION

KARBER HONORED AT RETIREMENT RECEPTION

A reception was held on Monday afternoon at the Museum of the Plains for Ochiltree County Justice of the Peace Braden Karber, who retired on Tuesday after 30 years in office. Many residents turned out to congratulate and honor Karber, including county officials, peace officers, friends, and family.