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Drew A. Steier, 20, of Evanston, Wyo., entered a no contest plea in Lincoln County Court on Monday, March 12, to a charge of attempted robbery at the Farmers State Bank of Wallace on Aug. 13, 2012. The defendant will be sentenced on April 8. A prison sen...
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Southwest Nebraska Community Betterment Corporation is leading an effort to provide some needed renovation to homes in the incorporated communities within their five county service area which includes: Chase, Hayes, Hitchcock, Dundy and Perkins counties, ...
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At the Lions Mid-Winter District 38L Convention held in North Platte on Jan. 26, several members received special awards from District Governor Chris Gentry of Hyannis. (l- r): Judy Seger, Wallace, received the Dennis Hull Award for Outstandin...
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Grant Lions Treasurer, Leland Thomas, presents $1,750 each to Roger and Charlotte Silvrants and Steve Jacques (accepted by wife Chris) and Jim Styskal (not pictured). Proceeds from the Lions annual pancake feed held recently go toward medical ...
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March birthdays were celebrated recently at the Perkins County Senior Center. Those having their special day were (Front row, l-r): Marguerite Ott, Helen Johnson, Betty Larsen. Back row: Rosalie Curtis, Don Lundvall, Lois Jones. (Courtesy photo)...
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You may have noticed the storefront church on Central Ave. between the fitness center and the barber shop. Abundant Life Church moved into this location in August 2012 from Elsie. In Elsie, the services were held in the home of Pastors Lance and Linda...
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Abundant Life Church in Grant is holding two special services this week with missionaries Donald and Wendy Lott. The Lotts have been called to a street-level ministry to minister to homeless and poverty-stricken children in inner-city Denver and rescue ch...
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In a news release Ted Dickman, BKD, LLP chief executive officer, announced Tim Wilson as the new national industry partner (NIP) for BKD National Construction & Real Estate (C&RE) Group in Omaha. He replaces Jerry Henderson, who was recently named...
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Region II Human Services is now taking registrations for the “Talking About Alcohol, Drugs, and You” alcohol and drug education class. The class will be held on Monday, April 15, from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. MT. Participants must attend the entire class. The ...
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Huntin and Henry Taylor spent Friday with Grandma Connie Taylor. Richard and Harreette Kurkowski and Kelvin and Judy Kurkowski spent Sunday visiting Brett and Ashley Kurkowski and Kali in Indianola. They celebrated Kali’s first birthday. Bridget Kurkows...
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The website for the Wallace Community Church was incorrectly printed in last week’s issue. The correct website is: www.wallacecommunitychurch.org The Tribune regrets the error....
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Dreadful end to joyful start
By Pastor Larry BoothCongregational Church, Grant
Holy Week is upon us. Our next Sunday is Palm Sunday, a joyful beginning to a dreadful weekending. It is the last week in the life of Jesus of Nazareth. Friday morning he wil...
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Spring has sprung
By Vernon WhetstoneAmateur Astronomer
“Spring has sprung, the grass is riz, I wonder where the flowers is?” Or so goes the old saying. And spring has sprung, or at least it did today, Wednesday, March 20, at 5:02 a.m. MDT. For thos...
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PCHS speakers have finished the last two weeks by successfully defending their first place ranking in both conference and district competition. Traveling to Sutherland on March 5, varsity members competed in two rounds of preliminaries, with th...
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Students representing Wallace School competed at the District Speech competition held at Wauneta-Palisade on March 14. Students receiving Superior certificates were Taylor Nielson for Persuasive Speaking, Sarah Banks for Poetry, and Alissa Rose...
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On Wednesday, March 13, five new members were inducted into the Wallace chapter of the National Honor Society. Membership is based on all areas of students’ lives: scholarship, leadership, character, citizenship, and service. Mrs. Deb Jameso...
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Elliot Carlson, March’s Senior of the Month, has made the most of his years at Perkins County High School with his participation in many sports and activities. He was a participant in FFA, student council all four years. He competed in football, basketb...
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By Shelby Friesz Nebraska News Service Schools across Nebraska could have a more uniform process of purchasing supplies if a bill proposed by Sen. Scott Lautenbaugh of Omaha is passed. Brent Smoyer, Lautenbaugh’s aide, described the bill (LB401) to th...
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March 21-27All Times MountainThursday, March 21 3 p.m. track at homeFriday, March 22 State speech at KearneySaturday, March 23 6 p.m. Jr-sr prom dinner followed by Grand March and danceMonday, March 25 Quiz Bowl at Hershey 3 p.m. Golf at home (Pheasant Ru...
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Alumni take some shots
By Larry PritchettPast PCHS activities director
Thanks to the efforts of Jayson Bishop, the Perkins County Alumni Basketball Tournament has been revived and this past weekend a number of players returned to play some games, relive...
