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An employee with O’Keefe Elevator of Omaha installs the new electric board for the elevator at the courthouse.
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Hailey Snyder placed 16th individually at the Chase County meet on Thursday, Sept. 7.
Local News
As Houston continues to grapple with Hurricane Harvey’s aftermath, local communities are coming together to help with relief efforts.
By Bonnie Becker, Grant Tribune-Sentinel
With three years of his four-year term already under his belt, 44th District Sen. Dan Hughes made it official Monday that he will seek a second term in the Nebraska Legislature.
By Russ Pankonin
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An employee with O’Keefe Elevator of Omaha installs the new electric board for the elevator at the courthouse.
The Perkins County Courthouse will be getting a new look.
By Brooke Pankonin, Grant Tribune-Sentinel
Samantha Goff
Temperatures soared into the 90s this week, despite the calendar nearing the first day of fall. The temperature at the bank read 96 degrees on Tuesday, Sept. 12.
Wallace will be celebrating 130 years strong at this year’s fall festival on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 16 and 17.
Saturday, Sept. 16
Sports
Tandy Overstreet
Michael Beck went 13-53 yards and made one touchdown and a two point conversion for the Plainsmen in their game against the Southwest Roughriders on Saturday.
The Southwest Roughriders experienced a rough ride of their own, suffering a 56-16 pounding dished out by the Perkins County Plainsmen Saturday at Bartley.
By Brooke Pankonin, Grant Tribune-Sentinel
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Hailey Snyder placed 16th individually at the Chase County meet on Thursday, Sept. 7.
Four out of 18 Perkins County male runners contributed to the team’s first place finish at the Chase County meet on Thursday, Sept. 7.
By Brooke Pankonin, Grant Tribune-Sentinel
Tandy Overstreet
Jessica Klingelhoefer, No. 7, and Sydney Wilson, No. 6 guard the net for the Lady Plainsmen.
The Lady Plainsmen volleyball team played five games in the last week, coming out with two wins to add to their season.
By Bonnie Becker, Grant Tribune-Sentinel
Photo by Nora Jameson
Competing as individuals, Hannah Robertson was the first Wildcat to cross the finish line, taking 13th at Chase County on Sept. 7.
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Senior Shelby Ogier spikes the ball for the Wildcats during the Wallace Triangular.
The Wildcats hosted a triangular Sept. 5 against Perkins County and Hitchcock County, losing both games; 26-24, 23-25, 14-25; 20-25, 16-25. On Sept.
Nora Jameson
Wildcat senior Logan Rosentrater escapes the reach of Leyton’s Drew Haley, before making it to the end zone for a Wallace touchdown.
A long bus ride west didn’t seem to effect the Wildcats as they arrived in Dalton ready to play an action packed game against Leyton.
By LaDonna Swedberg, Tribune orrespondent
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