Local News
This proposed final plat shows the layout of the CRA Subdivision in Grant. The Grant City Council will receive public comments on the proposal during a hearing scheduled for 7:05 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 27, at City Hall, 342 Central Ave. The proposed plat is also available for public inspection at the city clerk’s office.
By Samantha Goff
Grant Tribune Sentinel
Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department will offer a walk-in flu shot clinic Oct. 20 at the Perkins County Senior Center in Grant.
By Samantha Goff
Grant Tribune Sentinel
Pink ribbons may be most visible in October, but the need for breast cancer screening lasts all year.
Sports
Addison York reaches for the ball during last Thursday’s match at Chase County.
By Samantha Goff
Grant Tribune Sentinel
The Lady Plainsmen dropped a three-set match to Chase County Thursday, Oct. 8, in Imperial, falling 25-14, 25-8, 25-20.
Addison York leaps above the net for Perkins County.
BY SAMANTHA GOFF
GRANT TRIBUNE-SENTINEL
School
Perkins County Schools hosted Homecoming week last week that included dress up days, a parade, a pep rally, and coronation. The Perkins County Plainsmen had more than crowning their King and Queen, as the football team defeated Hitchcock County 76-64, giving them their first win of the season. The Homecoming Royalty court included: Queen Ella Homan, King Ethan Swesey, Madison Potts, Tanner Paintin, Shyne Hickey, Logan Barry, Emily Wilson, and Rodolfo Aragon.
Chase County High School students earned first place during the Chalk the Walk competition Sept. 9 in downtown Grant with their interpretation of the theme “Legendary.” The piece, depicting three immigrants looking toward America and a better life, was inspired by the student artists’ personal experiences and family histories of immigration.
By Samantha Goff
Grant Tribune Sentinel
Cade and Colton Kroeker, pictured with parents Amy and Kasey, made an impressive showing at the Nebraska State Fair bringing home several top honors.
By Samantha Goff
Grant Tribune Sentinel
Ag & Business
By Samantha Goff
Grant Tribune Sentinel
Pink ribbons may be most visible in October, but the need for breast cancer screening lasts all year.
Zion Lutheran Church in Imperial, Neb., became a regional food warehouse with assembly lines of dozens of volunteers that packaged tens of thousands Mercy Meals during a Mega Pack event, Oct. 2-3.
By JR Krueger
High Plains News North Correspondent
As Election Day approaches on November 3, this serves as a timely review of the governance structure of Perkins County Health Services (PCHS).
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