The Guymon Daily Herald

01/10/2025

Due to road conditions in the Texas panhandle and maintaining the safety of our delivery drivers, the weekend edition of the Guymon Daily Herald will be available online only this weekend at www.guymondailyherald.com. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please call the office at 580-338-3355 with any questions or concerns.

01/09/2025

Honoring Heroes: National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day

January 9 Marks a Day of Gratitude for Those Who Serve and Protect

Across the nation, January 9 stands as a day of recognition and gratitude for the men and women in law enforcement who dedicate their lives to safeguarding our communities. National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day provides an opportunity to acknowledge the bravery, sacrifices, and unwavering commitment of law enforcement professionals, from sheriffs and deputies to police officers and other first responders.

In addition to celebrating their service, this day is a solemn occasion to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. Their courage and dedication will never be forgotten, and their legacy continues to inspire.
How You Can Show Your Support

For those looking to express their appreciation, there are many meaningful ways to make a difference:

- Send a Note of Thanks:

A heartfelt card or letter to your local sheriff’s office can go a long way in showing your gratitude.

- Share Your Story:

Share a positive encounter or experience with law enforcement on social media to spread encouragement and highlight their contributions.

- Offer a Personal Gesture:

If you see a sheriff or deputy, take a moment to thank them directly for their service.

- Help in Small Ways:

Know a deputy personally? Offer assistance with a household task, extend an invitation to dinner, or simply check in to show you care.

- Organize Community Support:

Rally your neighborhood or workplace to host a small event or appreciation initiative for local law enforcement.

National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day reminds us of the critical role these professionals play in ensuring our safety and well-being. It’s a chance for citizens to come together in unity to express their gratitude, build stronger relationships with law enforcement, and reinforce the importance of mutual respect and support.

So, this January 9, let’s pause to recognize the everyday heroes who work tirelessly to uphold justice and peace. A simple act of kindness or a word of thanks can make all the difference in showing them how much they are valued.

Let’s honor their service and sacrifice—today and every day.

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01/09/2025

National Dress your Pets Day is coming up & we want to see your cuties in our next issue!

Email them to: [email protected]

Submission Deadline:
Jan. 13 before 3pm!

We can’t wait to see your precious fur babies

01/07/2025

It’s National Soup Month!

Vote for your favorite soup in town, whether it be from a local restaurant or from a recipe passed through generations!

Send in your nominations now to be featured in one of our upcoming issues this January!

Submit your answers here or email me at [email protected]!

Who’s Soup will win?

01/03/2025

What are your New Year Resolutions?
Comment below & see how the community of Guymon is going to make this year great!

12/20/2024

12/18/2024

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12/16/2024

What's your choice?
Vote now to see who wins!
Simply click the link to vote :)
polls posted every week!
See What our fellow Guymons like & don't like.

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09/18/2024

If you or anyone you know has flood damage we'd love to hear your story. Email [email protected]. If there is any way the community can help, we want to get the word out. Thank you.

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09/16/2024

Happy Monday! Don't forget, we have a weekly poll every Monday at www.guymondailyherald.com. The weekly agenda so far (always getting more events in, so subject to change!):

Monday: GOP meeting 6:00pm at the Disciple Center Texas County Republican Party

Tuesday: Volleyball game Guymon Lady Tigers Volleyball at 5:00pm
Yoga at The Guymon Public Library & Arts Center at 5:30 pm
Hotdogs and Haircuts at Prairie Elementary at 6:00pm

Wednesday: OPSU Art on the Green at 9:00am

Thursday: Lunch and Learn with Panhandle Services For Children at 12:00pm
Young Adult Crochet at the Guymon Public Library & Arts Center at 4:00pm
Softball game at 4:30pm
Page Turners with the Guymon Public Library & Arts Center at Urban Bru Kitchen at 5:00pm

Friday: Customer Appreciation Lunch at Anchor D Bank at 11am
Los Consendios at The Five-Eighty at 9pm

Saturday: 5K and Chipping in for Charity Golf Tournament at Thomson Park and Sunset Hills Golf Course with Golden Mesa Casino at 7:30am
Karaoke at The Five-Eighty at 9:00pm

Sunday: Guymon Fiesta Day with Main Street Guymon at 4:00pm

Did we miss something? Let us know! Comment here, call 580-338-3355, email or text Mariah at [email protected] and 620-417-6012, or stop by the office at 301 NE 4th St.

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09/15/2024

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09/12/2024

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09/11/2024

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09/11/2024

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