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Working For A Solution: MHTC Needs A ‘Back-up Plan

May 23, 2013

Editor’s Note: This is the 19th in a series about the current status of Memorial Hospital of Texas County.
Co-Interim CEOs at Memorial Hospital of Texas County John Jones and Julia West have been working very hard to come up with cuts that will help the bottom line at MHTC.
And notably, they have done a lot in a short time - a view which Texas County Commissioners and MHTC Board of Control members concur on.
However, another point all are pretty much in agreement on is that in spite of all the cuts and other steps to save the hospital, a back-up plan is needed.

Winter Wonderland In May

May 21, 2013

Teens were all smiles as they made their way to prom in Guymon last Friday evening at Pickle Creek. The theme for the event was “Winter Wonderland.” See more photos of this spectacular evening in Wednesday's edition of the Herald, page 6.

Various Tornado Victim Donation Sites in Guymon

May 21, 2013

In times of need, it is important to give back. The state is suffering from tragic loss and devastation and many generous people are already stepping up to help those victims.
There are a few local donation drop offs available for those in the community of Guymon.
Margarita's Steakhouse is taking canned goods, wipes, diapers, non perishable food items, water, sports drinks, tooth paste, other daily needs items. The donations will be taken on Saturday.

Academy Elementary Ends Year With A Splash

May 20, 2013

Third and fourth grade students at Academy Elementary in Guymon were able to let off some steam last week and cool off at the same time with a “reward celebration”. Third grade students were able to have squirt gun fights as well as get sprayed with a hose from the Guymon Fire Department if they were among those to learn their multiplication facts by last week. School officials were proud of the number of students who achieved this, one teacher even stating that her “entire class” had qualified to participate in the fun.

Retirement Party For Parkhurst

May 20, 2013

There will be a retirement party for Mike Parkhurst TUESDAY from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Jr. High Science Building.

Former Guymon Gal Wants To Be ‘Different’

May 20, 2013

Former Guymon teen Brittani Thompson likes doing things differently - at least according to her mom, Veronica Thompson, and her grandmother, Susan Seal.
And this year’s prom was no different.
“She said she wouldn’t put $500 on a dress - she would put it on her car,” chuckles her grandmother.

Find out what kind of dress Brinttani wore to the prom in Tuesday's edition of the Herald!

Sunflower Art, Food, Wine Festival June 8

May 20, 2013

It is the time of year for the some astounding art, food, and wine in Guymon with the Sunflower Art, Food, and Wine Festival taking place on June 8.
There will be free tasting from Oklahoma wineries, with a contest to boot.
State Champion winner will receive $1,500, Best Oklahoma Product, $700, and People’s Choice $300.
Read more about this popular event in the Tuesday edition of the Herald!

Train Derails Near Seaboard, No Injuries Reported

May 20, 2013

Sunday began very early for Guymon firefighters and local law enforcement when their pagers sounded the alarm at around 6:51 a.m.
The call - a train derailed east of Guymon not far from the Seaboard plant.

Read more about the train derailment in Monday's edition of the Herald!

Working For A Solution: MHTC To Ask For 1 Cent Sales Tax

May 20, 2013

Editor’s Note: This is the 18th in a series about the current status of Memorial Hospital of Texas County.

Frustration and tensions continue to build as Memorial Hospital Of Texas County Board of Control members and employees work quickly to try come up with the right combination to save the hospital.
Members of the Board of Control have opted to meet every week for as long as necessary.
In one of those meetings, last Thursday, the board voted to go to the Texas County Commissioners and request a one cent sales tax be brought before the voters in Texas County.

Jada Breeden This Week's Familiar Face

May 20, 2013

This week’s Familiar Face can be seen sporting an orange jacket representing the Guymon Ambassadors, Volunteering with the Panhandle Lion’s Club, Booster Clubs in Guymon and Spearman, attending various kid’s activities and events, and taking on the head honcho role as the Guymon Chamber of Commerce Director.

Get to know Jada, read more on this story in Monday's edition of the Herald!

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