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A night of the arts kept the audience in stitches as Perkins County High School students expressed their talent in a play, while intervals throughout created time for individuals to showcase their musical ability. Static art was on display for viewing whi...
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By Jan Rahn
Managing Editor
Ready for a different challenge after 20 years in banking, Ronda Hutt is poised to become the new executive director at Westview Retirement Community, beginning training on Monday, April 26.
Her new position will become ...
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By Jan Rahn
Managing Editor
Siren testing was among announcements made by City Manager Tyson McGreer during the regular meeting of the Grant City Council Tuesday, April 13.
In preparing to replace the city’s sirens, a company was in Grant on Tu...
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Supreme Court takes case on occupation tax.
By Russ Pankonin
The Imperial Republican
On the final day of the 2010 session, Governor Dave Heineman inked a measure that redefines the use of an occupation tax on irrigated land.
The language passed...
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National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week April 18-24 is being celebrated at Perkins County Hospital with the theme, “Laboratory Professionals Get Results.”
Some of the events planned for this week include:
• Food drive all week for th...
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Three Perkins County High School seniors representing the United Youth Fellowship of the Grant United Methodist Church attended the Grant Rotary meeting last Wednesday to present a $1,000 check to purchase a ShelterBox for Haiti. Accepting the check is Ro...
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By Jan Rahn
Managing Editor
The Grant Tribune-Sentinel was recognized in three categories at the Nebraska Press Association/Nebraska Press Advertising Service convention over the weekend.
The Tribune was the recipient of first place in the small ad c...
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There are times a person doesn’t need to do anything to be a part of something great—just stand close, share the aura and be in the midst of someone else’s charm, talent or recognition.
That’s how I felt at the 136th annual Nebraska Press Assoc...
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Dear Editor:
April 22 will mark the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, a day that was started to inspire awareness and a better appreciation of the environment.
Certainly there are a great number of people who should be recognized for their efforts, and...
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Perkins County athletes attended the Area I Special Olympics track and field day in Chadron on Saturday, April 10. Each medaled in several events. Bringing home ribbons were Joe Craig who finished first in his division in the 25 meter assisted walk, 50 ...
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By Shari Friedel
Tribune Staff
Perkins County girls again ran away with the gold, winning their third straight track meet, this time in Sutherland on Friday, April 16. They were able to score 130 points, 36 points above second place finisher North Pla...
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By Elizabeth Strand
Sports Writer
The Wallace Wildcats competed at the Sutherland Invitational on Friday, April 16. This was a big meet, with 13 schools attending, including: Sutherland, North Platte St. Pat’s, Hershey, Brady, Perkins Co. (P.C.),...
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The 2010 Perkins County Poetry Contest sponsored by the Perkins County Extension Office was held Monday, April 12 at Perkins County Elementary in Grant.
Judging this year’s contest were Andi Lee, Deanne Bishop, Scott King and Diana Tate. Poetry ...
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This one is for you, and you know who you are (Dave and Jan). For those of you that this message may confuse, I will toss out a little background for you.
I recently attended my first Nebraska Press Association seminar and banquet, and I had a blast....
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The Emergency Medical Services Program of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services will offer a workshop on “Farm Emergencies” for emergency medical technicians and first responders.
The workshop will be held at the Chappell Fire Hal...
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The last chance to get enrollments and re-enrollments for 4-H is Monday, May 3.
Project enrollments are also due May 3. To enter 4-H exhibits at the county fair enrollments must turned in by this date.
For more information contact the Perkins Coun...
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The spring turkey season for shotgunners began April 17, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. As of that date all turkey hunters, including youth, may pursue turkeys with either archery equipment or shotguns through the end of the season,...
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Nebraska residents may begin applying for 2010 big game draw unit hunting permits on April 19, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.
Before applying for or purchasing permits, hunters are encouraged to read the 2010 Nebraska Big Game Gui...
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Winner is Zeb Cooper, son of Laura and Stonie Cooper of Prague and grandson of Bill and the late Mona Cooper of Madrid.
Twelve-year-old Zeb Cooper hasn’t ventured far from his family’s home near Prague in Saunders County.
He certainly has nev...
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Similar to last year, fundraising will feature waitressing for tips at a local restaurant and a local talent concert. “Game On” themed Relay for Life is set for July 16-17.
Thunder on the High Line is getting ready for the annual Relay for Li...
