Business Brief
Grant native Joel Long, brother of John Long and Jeanie Daiss of Grant, became the executive director of the Children’s Scholarship Fund of Omaha on May 1.
Ag & Business
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Novus Auto Glass First Dollar
First dollar presented to Novus Auto Glass
Perkins County Chamber President Andrea Brueggeman presents Joey and Dan Ross of Novus Auto Glass their First Dollar at the monthly chamber meeting on April 20 at the senior center.
PCHS CEO Jim LeBrun
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Perkins County Health Services employees honored for years of service at their annual employee appreciation banquet included (l-r): Audrey Schnegelberger and Martha Munoz, 10 years; Shaun Meyer and Rachelle Gaston, 15 years; and Kristine Griffiths, 20 years.
PCHS goes “Kentucky Derby” for employee banquet
By Brooke Pankonin
Grant Tribune Sentinel
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Kelly Crymble (left) of local business Lazy K Eggs and Aryn Seiler, Hatch’s employee, assist customer Lonnie Nolt in putting a take-home meal together at Hatch’s Frozen Meal Night. Crymble provided the eggs for one of the meals.
Hatch’s and registered dietician team up for fast and easy meal solutions
by Shari Friedel
Grant Tribune-Sentinel
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Richard and Tarra Tarry (right) accept the Chamber spotlight traveling trophy from Chamber president, Andrea Brueggeman.
R&T Tire Service featured as April’s spotlight
By Brooke Pankonin
Grant Tribune Sentinel