Each weekday morning, Pronews 7 will be on the lookout for news and events in your town! Here are today's headlines:
CLOVIS
According to the Clovis News Journal, the drought fires may affect the local economy. Curry Co. Extension Agent Stan Jones says the impact, both ecological and economic are all relying on the rain.
PORTALES
A new County Assessor has been named for Roosevelt County, according to Portales News Tribune. Evelyn Ledbetter of Z-7 Farms, Inc. was named as the new assessor Thursday.
GUYMON
The Guymon community is coming together to help Guymon Head Start get back on its feet, The Guymon Daily Herald reports. The head start was destroyed on April 1 but sisnce then, the community is working together to help.
BORGER
Frank Phillips College's President's contract has been approved through 2010, The Borger News Herald reports. The contract lasts until July 31, 2011 for Dr. Jud Hicks.
That's a look at the news highlights from across the Panhandle
