Members of the Perkins Co. group donating their winnings to the foundation fund’s Michelle Ross include (l-r) Troy Kemling, Curt Richmond, Rick Salsman, Shawn Turner, Jim Kemling, Ted Tietjen, Ross, Ron Hagan, Bill Richmond and Brent Gloy. Not pictured-Bruce Young.
Farmers in Perkins County banded together to win the honor of the “Most Profitable Farm” in this year’s University of Nebraska-Lincoln Testing Ag Performance Solutions competition.
Perkins County High School anatomy students have the opportunity this year to learn about different medical professions and what their jobs entail in a new activity called Medical Profession Monday
Could school bus routes turn into school pickup points?
As the new year approaches, the time also comes to anticipate another “New Year’s Baby” here in Perkins County.
Irma Young of Grant shares her good wishes to Dr. Cliff Colglazier during a reception Monday to recognize him for serving as the EMT medical director for 40 years.
In the old days, when an ambulance call came in, they’d swing by “Doc” Colglazier’s house, he’d grab his medical bag, jump in the ambulance and away they would go.
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