NSAA Academic All-Staters named for PCS
Eight Perkins County students have been named to the NSAA’s winter Academic All-State list.
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I-80 overpasses from west to east were filled with supporters as The People’s Convoy of trucks traveled across the Nebraska last Friday. Here, supporters turned out strong in North Platte as they waited for the official convoy to pass underneath.
Waves of Americans support Freedom Convoy
Thousands upon thousands of Americans from all walks of life, political beliefs, vaccinated and unvaccinated gathered at overpasses, highways, and byways across America this past week to cheer on T
Two more candidates file before deadline
Two new candidate filings were received at the Perkins County Clerk’s office before the 5 p.m. March 1 filing deadline. These were Melissa K. Wilson for Perkins County Hospital Board and Kevin D.
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Winners of the Operation Tournament are Drs. Eric (left) and Tori Gengenbach, pictured with Dr. Shane Banks (center), PCHS chief of staff.
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Brenda Jennelle, director of diagnostic imaging (left) and Jamie Anderson, radiology tech, demonstrate the tv monitor that enables moms and dads-to-be to see their baby on the screen during an ultrasound.
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The Perkins County Health Services radiology department includes (l-r): Chad Seger, Brenda Jennelle, Jamie Anderson, Jaden Michel and Dane Anderson
Operation tournament raises funds for PCHS radiology purchases
The Radiology Department at Perkins County Health Services is purchasing $47,000 worth of new equipment that will enhance the safety, convenience and comfort for patients at PCHS.
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Event speaker, Christpher Neal, director of research for the Water for Food project, (left) thanks Mike Frerichs for allowing a flux weather tower to be placed on his land.
Producers using technology to manage crops, preserve water resources
Producers in the plains, a region known for its scant rainfall, are relying more and more on technology to help them use water resources more effiiciently with the aid of Flux Towers that provide