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Perkins County Superintendent Phillip Picquet started his college experience at North Platte Community College.
The man who thought a higher education wasn’t in the cards for him is now encouraging others to go on and pursue college degrees.
Richard L. Moore, 67, formerly of Wallace, was sentenced Jan. 13 in Lincoln by United States District Judge John M. Gerrard for production of child pornography.
The Perkins County FFA had a great end of the year!
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Members of the Perkins County School’s National Honors Society who packed Mercy Meals are, front from left, Sam Patrick, Madelyn Ingold, Kayla Reichenberg, Emme Sims, Meghan Bishop and Mercy Meals volunteer Frances (Harris) Lewis, middle from left, Mallory McClenahan, Kylie Tucker, Hallie Fisher, Kayton Brueggeman, Gavin Smith, Meredith Gloy, and back from left, Triston Hite, Austin Meyer, Jeb Kohl, Ethan Sihm, Hayden Foster.
Sixteen Perkins County students put a dent in global hunger and in their community service hours by packing meals at Mercy Meals of Southwest Nebraska.
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Austin Meyer got second place in the 220 bracket Saturday at Chadron. Right, Meyer pins Wauneta-Palisade’s Cole Hamilton at last week’s Chase County Invite.
Though the Perkins County wrestling team’s trip to the Chadron Invite wasn’t earth shattering by any means, PCS Head Coach Tanner Collins still found positives from the meet.
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