A Traveling Tribute to 250 Years
A special flag commemorating the 250th birthday of the United States of America made it’s way to Perkins County this week, where it made a short but memorable display.
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Berry takes reins as PC Assessor
When Regina Berry walks into the Perkins County Assessor’s Office each morning, her goal is simple: make every taxpayer feel welcome and ensure they are treated fairly.
This corn field directly East of Grant took a beating in the storm that went through Perkins County last Thursday, June 24. Almost an inch of rain fell in roughly 30 minutes in the late afternoon, and brought with it hail that ranged from pea to golf ball sized. Several reports of damage to homes, vehicles, crops and property were reported throughout the area. Following the storm, some of the bigger remnants of hail in comparison to a quarter.
Storm hits Perkins County, damages crops
The Elsie Seniors met recently in June for their monthly luncheon provided by the Perkins County Senior Center. They enjoyed a meal of chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, green beans, fruit, biscuits and dessert. Celebrating a June birthday were; (pictured l-r)Marian Glunz, Karen Fuller, Dixie Colson. Also in attendance were: Carm Pelster, Sharon Day, Glen Colson, Bill Robertson, Connie Wilson, Rosalie Curtis, Deloris Steinwart, Dave and Tara Curtis, Mike and Peggy Lechman, Renea, Vivian and Charlie Crothers.
Elsie seniors gather, June birthdays celebrated
Commissioners approve 4% cost-of-living adjustment, honor Assessor Burton
The Perkins County Board of Commissioners approved a 4% cost-of-living adjustment for county employees and recognized retiring County Assessor Peggy Burton during its regular meeting June 15 at the