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In Brief

Tribune to close Monday

The Grant Tribune-Sentinel office will be closed Monday, Sept. 6, in observance of Labor Day.

Have a fun and safe holiday!

Hunter safety offered

Youth within six months of turning 12 and up may register for a Hunter Safety Course on Sept. 11-12 at Midwest. Call Clint White 289-2487 or Jim Toner 352-8137. Course is from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday and 1-3 p.m. Sunday.

TOPS group 

meets in Grant

 he weight control group TOPS meets Tuesdays 4:30-6 p.m. at New Life Fellowship Church in Grant. Call 308-352-4229 for information.

Deadline 

reminder

With school in session and many fall activities underway, here is a reminder of newspaper deadlines: Display ads and public notices are due by noon on Monday. Classifieds are due by 10 a.m. on Tuesday. 

Seeking new pool interest

The City Recreation Department is seeking those interested in helping find out what it would take to start the process of building a new pool in the future. Contact Connie at 308-352-8054.

Sports buttons available

Be a supportive fan—order a sports photo button. Contact Amy Thelander 352-4338 or Val Foster 353-1105.

 

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Wallace to host annual fall festival Sept. 18

By Jan Rahn Managing Editor Biscuits and gravy for breakfast is a hearty way to start the day on Saturday, Sept. 18 when the Wallace community comes together for their annual fall festival. Organized...

Perkins County Schools adopts dating violence mandate

By Jan Rahn Managing Editor With the beginning of a new school year comes a mandated policy that will give students, teachers and parents a little more peace of mind. The Nebraska Legislature adopted...

Hospital bed project complete

Last week, the fundraiser to purchase five new electric hospital beds was completed. This happened when Dan and Evelyn Gengenbach and Pam Holm donated to the project. According to Ron Patrick, administrator...

Williams wins demo derby

Jarrod Williams and son Domanic of Grant are pictured with what’s left of Jarrod’s car after winning the Chase County Fair demolition derby on Aug. 19 in the no-weld class. Williams, now 24, has been...

Milestones celebrated at senior center

Birthdays and anniversaries were celebrated at the Perkins County Senior Center recently. Birthday celebrants were Margaret Parrish, Vera Seiler, Marie Dahlkoetter. Back row: Nancy Hansen, Gerald Engel,...

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Plainsmen expect offseason dedication to translate to wins and playoffs in 2010

Plainsmen expect offseason dedication to translate to wins and playoffs in 2010

  By Pastor Vince Carrig Sports Writer All of the Plainsmen’s hard offseason work goes on display Friday night in Benkelman as the team lines up against the Dundy County-Stratton Tigers on...

Lady Plainsmen expected to be salty competitors

Lady Plainsmen expected to be salty competitors

  By Jan Rahn Managing Editor Determined to get back to the state tournament, the 2010 Class C2 Lady Plainsmen volleyball team is looking forward to seeing how the season unfolds.  Coach...

Runners highly motivated for season

By Jan Rahn Managing Editor Lone senior Krystal Gaar  is being looked to for strong leadership of the Plainsmen cross-country runners.  Although a young team, Coach Paula Wurst said the harriers...

Golf team debuts in first two meets of 2010 season

The girls golf team was greeted by perfect weather for the season’s opening match in Sidney on Tuesday, Aug. 24. Coach Troy Kemling is encouraged by the scores of the two senior girls Emily Kiolbasa...

Four golfers make up 2010 Plainsmen team

  By Jan Rahn Managing Editor Hoping for steady improvement throughout the season, Coach Troy Kemling is setting a goal of sending some golfers to state.  Four players make up the 2010 Plainsmen...

Experienced Wallace team excited for 2010 season

Wallace Wildcats off to good start

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Frenchman Valley Co-op finishes the year with $7.288 million in local savings

By Russ Pankonin The Imperial Republican After coming off a record  year in 2009, Frenchman Valley Coop General Manager Jim Chism summed  up fiscal year (FY) 2010, which ended Jan. 31, 2010, as...

Extension horticulture help available

By David Lott UNL Horticulture Educator   Hello! My name is David Lott, the Horticulture Extension Educator with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension in North Platte. I would like to take...

Cause of McCook Coop fire determined

The State Fire Marshal’s Office worked with local officials and utilization of some heavy equipment to determine the cause of a storage/maintenance shop fire involving the 125 foot by 250 foot building...

Holzfaster elected to national board

Nebraska Corn Board farmer directors Jon Holzfaster and Alan Tiemann were recently elected to separate national board of director positions. Jon Holzfaster, a Paxton, farmer, was elected to the National...

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Mealtime Makeovers...Fettuccini in Florida

When Landon was just about six months old we took a trip down to visit my mom (Stefanie) in Florida. Jason, Landon and I hopped on a plane for an eight day trip where Landon was spoiled rotten and did...

What's Up...Look for the “false dawn”

The days are getting shorter, the Sun is shining through that south-facing window where it hasn’t been all summer and the nighttime temperatures are getting cooler. Sound familiar? Well, you guessed...

Hints for Health...Benefits of breastfeeding

By Dr. Kristie Kohl Grant Medical Clinic August is Breastfeeding  Awareness Month. This month we walk you through the benefits of breastfeeding, how to get a smooth start, and how to deal with problems...

Free legal and financial workshop for business owners

Omaha attorney Milo Alexander is leading a financial and legal issues workshop Sept. 8 at the Mid-Plains Community College extended campus in Imperial. The workshop is set for 6-8 p.m. Topics include:...

Quick-Books courses offered in Grand Island

Hands-on Quick-Books training and consulting will be presented by Expert Pro Advisors for Quick-Books in two separate courses. The courses, held on Sept. 15-16, will be held at the Holiday Inn-Midtown,...

Business planning class to begin Sept. 7 at Mid-Plains Center for Enterprise