Texas County Junior 4-Hâers Mollie Bellew and Sarah Lindley participate in an Oklahoma 4-H pilot project â TechXcite Discover Engineering program â on Tuesday at North Park Elementary School. The kids made a bionic arm. As part of the statewide project, the Club will be receiving 8 modules that they will complete over the course of several months. (Staff photos/Shawn Yorks)
Guymon High School Alma Folkorica Dancers are silhouetted against the setting sun on Sunday, Sept. 16, 2012 during the Guymon Fiesta. (Staff photo/Shawn Yorks)
Work crews were busy hoisting the newest additions to the Oklahoma Panhandle skyline into place on Tuesday morning on Highway 136 about 7 miles south of Guymon. Staff photo/Trudy Hart
Milly Cartwright, granddaughter of Melyn Johnson and daughter of Cody and Missy Cartwright of Texhoma, shows her American pride on the 4th of July during a celebration in Gruver, Texas, Wednesday. Staff Photo/Trudy Hart
The Guymon YMCA and Guymon Public Schools teamed up for swim safety classes this week at the Y. (Staff photo/Shawn Yorks)
Ducks patiently await some bread from Alyzabeth Kathryn Taylor, 7, of Gruver, Texas, April 20, 2012, at Sunset Lake. Alyzabeth and her family were enjoying a pleasant evening feeding the resident ducks at the lake. The weather should continue to provide pleasant evenings at the lake, with afternoon highs in the low 90s Tuesday and Wednesday, falling back into the 70s on Thursday, with a slight chance of thunderstorms Thursday and Friday. Staff photo/Shawn Yorks
Second graders from Mrs. Bloodâs class at Prairie Elementary presented a Living Wax Museum Thursday at the school. The students learned about historical figures, then chose one portray. Each student recited a short bio when you pushed the âbuttonâ on the top of their hand. Here, Briseyda Fernandez portrays Pocahontas. Staff photo/Shawn Yorks
A tattered American flag flies over a vehicle where two young girls ages 6 and 8 were found after a severe thunderstorm spawned a massive tornado at Hideaway Mobile Home Villa in Woodward, shortly after midnight Sunday. The girls, Faith and Kelley Hobbie, ages 6 and 8, and their father, Frank Hobbie, were three of the six fatalities in the Northwest Oklahoma destruction. AP photo/The Enid News & Eagle, Bonnie Vculek
Children from local schools tied blue ribbons on a tree in front of the Texas County Courthouse on Friday afternoon in recognition of Child Abuse Prevention Month. Guymon Vice-Mayor Kim Peterson read a proclamation declaring April Child Abuse Prevention Month for the city. Here, 8 year-old Emmrie Homer, of Straight Elementary, ties a ribbon. Staff photo/Shawn Yorks
Academy Elementary teacher Nicole Neumeier kisses a goat during a âKiss the Goatâ assembly at Academy Elementary School on Monday. Students spent three weeks raising âPennies for Patientsâ for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, whose goal is to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkins disease and myeloma. Academy raised $3,670.97 this year, Academy C raised $652.55 and Guymon Central Junior High raised $1,200 for the program. As a reward, students got to see their favorite teachers kiss a goat. School nurse Rachel Garrison said the school raised $982 last year. The classes who raised the most â Miss Reid, Mrs. Limbach and Mr. Gift â enjoyed a pizza party. Staff photo/Shawn Yorks
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