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Governor Dave Heineman to deliver keynote address.
Congressman Adrian Smith (R-NE) announced he will be hosting Export 2010, an international exports seminar, at the University of Nebraska-Kearney (UNK) campus on June 3. Governor Dave Heineman will...
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Nebraska Farm Bureau is opposing new federal legislation that would subject non-navigable bodies of water to the requirements of the Clean Water Act.
Man-made lakes and ponds, road ditches and farm fields that are wet only part of the year would be r...
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USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS)is surveying thousands of farmers across Nebraska to get a clearer indication of the production and supply of major commodities for 2010.
“With the 2010 growing season now in full swing, we can ...
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By Lori Pankonin
Co-Publisher
I think back to a Red Carpet Service workshop in which several employees in area communities took part. The purpose focused on the front line people in the community who can make the first and only impression of a town...
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Dear Editor:
I grew up in a divided house. My mother’s family was loyal Democrats. My father a dyed-in-the-wool Republican.
Many family discussions involved the New Deal and F.D.R. Uncle Mick and Uncle Lloyd could see some benefits to the programs. ...
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Dear Editor:
I’m here for a few days with my wife, Sheila, and kids, Brittany and Jarod, visiting her folks, Jerry and Carolyn Harms.
Since I have a bicycle race coming up next weekend, I had to bring my bike along to keep training.
My first rid...
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ear Editor:
Elmer and I were so excited to see in the Grant paper– “The Avi8ors” are coming to the Grant Airport June 27.
The three women and one gentleman duplicate World War II USO entertainment, in the dress and wonderful songs of the era. Th...
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Swing choir members perform a toe-tapping version of an old rock and roll song during the spring music concert at Perkins County High School. Performing under the direction of Judy Kurkowski are (Front, l-r): John Prante and Debbie Dahlkoetter. Back: Er...
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By Jan Rahn
Managing Editor
A public hearing on an ordinance for planning and zoning regulations was held during the regular meeting of Grant City Council on April 27, with discussion by council on the recommendations made by members of the planning an...
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By Jan Rahn
Managing Editor
As a sales associate for Farm Bureau Financial Services, Adair Reese said she considers her position a wonderful opportunity to come to Grant.
She began her position in Ogallala on March 1, and moved in next to The Bar...
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Set aside June 27 for a heartwarming experience when the USO-style “Avi8ors” perform World War II era music at the airport.
By Jan Rahn
Managing Editor
A real treat awaits “the oldest generation” and each generation since, when the ...
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Sunday, May 23, Grant Golf Club, 9 a.m.
By Jan Rahn
Managing Editor
Golfers can look forward to a day of fun and prizes while contributing to the betterment of Perkins County through the fundraising effort of the Perkins County Community Foundati...
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By Jan Rahn
Managing Editor
Several participants proudly ran the torch for the Cornhusker State Games through Perkins County May 10 on its way to Lincoln for the 2010 competitions.
Runners began carrying the torch on May 3, with its arrival in L...
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Sen. Mike Johanns, co-chairman of the Senate General Aviation (GA) Caucus, recently introduced a resolution honoring members of the GA community who have contributed to the ongoing humanitarian efforts in Haiti. Fellow co-chairman of the GA Caucus, Sen. ...
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If campaign owners haven’t removed any errant signs, they will be removed.
The Nebraska Department of Roads (NDOR) reminds people it is against the law to place political campaign signs, or any signs, on state highway right-of-way. Various sizes ...
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I was at work one Monday, and a typical chaotic Monday it was turning out to be. As 5 o’clock approached I was contemplating my multiple supper choices for the evening.
Although the temperature outside was nearly 65 degrees, I could not resist the ...
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May birthdays were celebrated at the Perkins County Senior Center on Friday, May 14. Honored for their special day were (l-r): Elmer Cooper and Ted Heinemann. Not pictured: James Deaver. (Courtesy photo)
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The Elsie/Madrid blood drive held May 11 was short of making its goal set by the American Red Cross according to coordinators Michele Cutler and Rosalie Curtis.
The donors present were treated to lunch provided by the Madrid United Methodist Women....
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Study finds pediatricians mistakenly think many parenting myths are true.
Although parents turn to their pediatrician for expert advice and accurate information about their child's health and development, findings from a new study suggest that thou...
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Now is the time to make summer vacation plans and reservations at Nebraska state parks.
Students are out of school, holidays are on the horizon and parks are getting ready for a busy summer.
Nebraskans appear to be choosing to spend more of their vac...
