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Taffy Hastings (center) holds the flashlight for Dr. Cliff Colglazier so he can read his tribute on the dark stage to honor PCHS Director of Nursing Dana McArtor (right) for 30 years of service.
Dana McArtor, director of nursing at Perkins County Health Services, was honored for 30 years of service at their 50s-themed employee banquet Friday, April 26.
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Perkins County received around one to two inches of snow beginning around midnight the last day of April. Rain continued into the afternoon.
Perkins County ranked third in health outcomes and 44th in health factors in Nebraska’s 2018 County Health Rankings.
These ranks are compared to 80 counties ranked in the state.
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Perkins County Health Services employees recognized for years of service at the 50s-themed banquet held at the PC Fairgrounds Friday, April 26 include (front row, l-r): Faye Johnson, 25 yea
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Perkins County fourth graders planted two sugar maple trees with tree board and Lions Club members at Grant City Park on Friday, April 26 in honor of Arbor Day. The trees were donated by the Grant Tree Board and Grant Lions Club. The tree board also sponsored shirts, which were designed by each student.
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To celebrate Arbor Day, the fourth grade at Wallace School planted a Redmond Linden tree on the school playground. The tree was purchased by the Wallace Community Club. Club members and fourth-grade teacher Krystal Sauser assisted with the planting.
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