The Daily Press http://guymondailyherald.com http://guymondailyherald.com/apfeed.xml--1 Copyright The Daily Press 2013-05-21T20:48:22-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:46522013-05-21T20:48:22-04:002013-05-21T20:48:22-04:00Copyright 2010 Guymon Daily HeraldGuymon, OKNancy KleteckaWinter Wonderland In MayGuymon Daily Heraldurn:publicid:dailypress.com:4652Change0Usable2013-05-21T20:48:22-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:46492013-05-21T12:11:53-04:002013-05-21T12:03:31-04:00Copyright 2010 Guymon Daily HeraldThere 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.The YMCA is another Donation Site for tornado victims. Kyle Hawkins, YMCA General Manager, said that on Friday they will take whatever they have collected to the Red Cross to send down state. Items needed most would be: diapers, canned goods, water, and non-perishable items. Money is also accepted. "Let's come together and help our fellow Okies," said Hawkins. Micheal Montano of Tiger Motors will be accepting donations for the victims of yesterday's tragic events as well. He will have a trailer set up on the car lot to to south of Salon 1322 at 1322 Main in Guymon.Accolade Home Care located 212 NW 5th next to the Guymon Public Library will also be accepting items, along with partnering with Victory Memorial Methodist local Salvation Army for monetary donations. They are asking to please memo checks "Moore Oklahoma tornado relief". For those in the Texas Panhandle, goods can be taken to Lisa Johnson at Aeroflight in Gruver. She will be bringing all the donations to the YMCA in Guymon on Thursday. Hardesty FFA will be collecting items for the tornado victims at the Ag Shop, which is the last door to the south at 6th and Crawford in Hardesty from 2:30-3:30 p.m. today. They will be accepting donations tomorrow from 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Items needed are Non- perishable food, diapers, wipes (baby and Clorox type), gloves, blankets, clothing, bottled water and anything else anyone may be able to think of. Guymon, OKTrudy HartVarious Tornado Victim Donation Sites in GuymonGuymon Daily Heraldurn:publicid:dailypress.com:4649Change0Usable2013-05-21T12:03:31-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:46482013-05-20T21:37:31-04:002013-05-20T21:37:31-04:00Copyright 2010 Guymon Daily HeraldGuymon, OKNancy KleteckaAcademy Elementary Ends Year With A SplashGuymon Daily Heraldurn:publicid:dailypress.com:4648Change0Usable2013-05-20T21:37:31-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:46472013-05-20T21:25:07-04:002013-05-20T21:25:07-04:00Copyright 2010 Guymon Daily HeraldGuymon, OKSpecial To The HeraldRetirement Party For ParkhurstGuymon Daily Heraldurn:publicid:dailypress.com:4647Change0Usable2013-05-20T21:25:07-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:46462013-05-20T21:22:41-04:002013-05-20T21:22:41-04:00Copyright 2010 Guymon Daily Herald 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.Guymon, OKNANCY KLETECKAFormer Guymon Gal Wants To Be ‘Different’Guymon Daily Heraldurn:publicid:dailypress.com:4646Change0Usable2013-05-20T21:22:41-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:46452013-05-20T21:18:19-04:002013-05-20T21:18:19-04:00Copyright 2010 Guymon Daily HeraldThere 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. Guymon, OKTRUDY HARTSunflower Art, Food, Wine Festival June 8Guymon Daily Heraldurn:publicid:dailypress.com:4645Change0Usable2013-05-20T21:18:19-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:46372013-05-20T01:38:52-04:002013-05-20T01:38:52-04:00Copyright 2010 Guymon Daily HeraldThe call - a train derailed east of Guymon not far from the Seaboard plant.Guymon, OKNANCY KLETECKATrain Derails Near Seaboard, No Injuries ReportedGuymon Daily Heraldurn:publicid:dailypress.com:4637Change0Usable2013-05-20T01:38:52-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:46362013-05-20T01:39:36-04:002013-05-20T01:35:03-04:00Copyright 2010 Guymon Daily HeraldFrustration 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.“It’s very simple,” explained MHTC Board of Control Member Don Fajen, “Everything Wayne (Johnson) and I have done is predicated on keeping the hospital running. We both agree we can’t do it without a one percent sales tax.”Guymon, OKNancy KleteckaWorking For A Solution: MHTC To Ask For 1 Cent Sales TaxGuymon Daily Heraldurn:publicid:dailypress.com:4636Change0Usable2013-05-20T01:35:03-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:46352013-05-20T01:30:40-04:002013-05-20T01:30:40-04:00Copyright 2010 Guymon Daily HeraldGuymon, OKTRUDY HARTJada Breeden This Week's Familiar FaceGuymon Daily Heraldurn:publicid:dailypress.com:4635Change0Usable2013-05-20T01:30:40-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:46342013-05-19T18:48:34-04:002013-05-19T18:48:34-04:00Copyright 2010 Guymon Daily HeraldYou got it - they are making the trip to Oklahoma and specifically to Guymon.Breeden said she has been busy working on gathering local and area folks who may have just what the two hosts, Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz, may be looking for.Guymon, OKNANCY KLETECKAAmerican Pickers Headed To PanhandleGuymon Daily Heraldurn:publicid:dailypress.com:4634Change0Usable2013-05-19T18:48:34-04:00