scam

You can't make this up.

As is the case majority of the time, if it sounds too good to be true...it is.

Don't let a dollar sign fool you into making a bad decision.

Keep in mind, just as with the Canyon Aqua Park scam, if it seems too good to be true; it probably is. Don't be quick to give up your personal info.

As the old saying goes; if it's too good to be true, it probably is.

Hopefully soon this issue is resolved and they get to the source and cut it off.

It seems like our spring has been full of rain and hail recently. It's like feast or famine here in the Texas Panhandle. We were first in a rain deficit and now it looks like the burn bans have been listed.

Be on the lookout for scammers posing as roofing contractors following the hail that got dumped on parts of the panhandle.

As always, think twice before you give your information to someone who is randomly asking for money.

There's a new COVID-19 scam promising you a quick trip back to normal... but this one isn't worth the paper it's printed on

Rarely, if ever, will any kind of official agency contact you via e-mail or phone about official matters.

If it seems suspicious, there is nothing wrong with asking questions.