Colglazier’s 4-H group made signs supporting front line workers in the community. The signs have been placed at different facilities around town to provide positivity for front line employees.
After Perkins County’s recent encounter with COVID-19, a group of women in the area got together to form Front Line Strong, a group dedicated to helping front line workers.
Perkins County’s seniors finally got to finish out their year with a traditional graduation ceremony Saturday, while a new school year is just two weeks away. Here, Trye Hickey pays tribute to his mother Sharla with a big hug.
In the midst of a nationwide debate whether schools should re-open in-person or not due to COVID-19, Perkins County Schools plans to welcome students back into the classroom Aug. 19.
Perkins County Health Services CEO Neil Hilton compared the COVID-19 situation at Golden Ours Convalescent Home in Grant to a wind-driven grass fire.
Rick Ochsner was honored with a plaque and a blanket featuring moments throughout his time with the Grant Volunteer Fire Department. He has volunteered with the fire department for 40 years and will continue to do so until he no longer is able.
Rick Ochsner of Grant was recognized for his 40 years of service with the Grant Volunteer Fire Department at the banquet held on Saturday, July 11.
An area two miles west of Brandon, stretching south three to four miles, got hit with high winds, rain and hail early Saturday evening.
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