Michael (left) and Bridgette (right) May are the proud new parents of Lillian Lee May, who was the first baby born in Perkins County in 2021. Lillian was born at Perkins County Health Services on Jan 5, 2021 at 9:29 am, weighing 5 lbs. 9 oz. and measuring 18 in. Welcoming Lillian home is 2-year-old sister Mercy May. Grandparents are Tim & Tammy May and Rod & Janel Brune.
The first 200 doses of COVID-19 vaccines received by Perkins County Health Services have all been administered, according to CEO Neil Hilton.
Emily Hauck has joined Perkins County Schools staff as the high school choir teacher, seventh and eighth grade choir teacher and K-6 music teacher, as well as leading the combination musical and one act show that will take place this semester.
Emily Hauck has joined Perkins County Schools staff as a new music teacher this semester. She is teaching high school choir, seventh and eighth grade choir and K-6 general music.
Progress on the new pool in Grant continues to hit major milestones towards a May, 2021 grand opening.
Sen. Dan Hughes of Venango was reviewing materials Monday in preparation for the beginning of a new Legislative session.
When the 107th Nebraska Legislature convened Wednesday for its two-year session, it marked the start of the final two years of 44th District Sen. Dan Hughes’ second term.
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