Lifestyles
Wednesday, September 3
Posted at 10:59am
I’ve previously reported about several agribusinesses — I think the Pork Council was the most recent — that have placed videos on YouTube to spread their message. Well, another has joined that list, uploading two videos that will appeal to vastly different audiences. It’s a message that needs to be heard. Want a hint? They produce the only food that never goes bad and are responsible for one-third of all of the foods we eat.
Tuesday, September 2
Posted at 6:41am
Cunningham Peaches will be here again to help with that on bright and early Friday at the Texas County Activity Center. Read full post
Posted at 5:16am
Monday, September 1
Posted at 6:37am
Satisified shopping at Guymon’s initial foray in the world of farmers’ markets means shopping early and often.
Not every vendor shows up every week — although most do. Some vegetables haven’t come in yet. And, sometimes — luckily for the rest of us — a vendor gets it into his/her head to try something new or different.
Sunday, August 31
Posted at 5:53am
Guymon Community Theatre recently presented awards upon the conclusion of their successful 29th season. Yes, that means this is their 30th year and plans are in the works to acknowledge that — later. Read full post
Wednesday, August 27
Posted at 7:21am
Guymon’s own top 10-year-old Mackenzie Helm finished fourth in the Amarillo Star final audition Sunday afternoon at the Big Texan restaurant in Amarillo. However, it was the top three who moved on to the finals at the Fair.
Sunday, August 24
Posted at 9:15am
Beyond the obvious buyers’ benefit of fresh produce, the growing trend of farmers’ markets around the state is having an impact.
Guymon’s initial attempt is growing every week — with new produce as vegetables ripen and new vendors try their hands. Read full post
Tuesday, August 19
Posted at 8:44am
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Monday, August 11
Posted at 1:50pm
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Monday, August 4
Posted at 8:48am
Lorie Marler comforts her son Chase at the Farmer’s Market Saturday morning. Marler was selling homemade doggy biscuits and an odor eliminator in a variety of scents.
