Jason Kirkpatrick works on a new block wall being constructed for the new Chase County Veteran’s Memorial. Kirkpatrick is a master of his craft.
Kirkpatrick stretches his string line, which enables him to keep the blocks level.
While some families are full of farmers or bankers, the Kirkpatricks of Grant are full of masons.
Jason Kirkpatrick of Kirkpatrick Masonry in Grant is a fourth-generation stonemason.
Caleb Lagler ended up making a pair of freethrows after getting fouled on this shot in the lane. Lagler finished the game with six points.
Ogallala’s depth, experience, quickness and height proved to be overwhelming when the Plainsmen faced them on the Indian’s home court Friday, Jan. 3.
Sophomore Samantha Patrick moves to duck underneath her opponent’s defense.
Perkins County’s Lady Plainsmen fell to the Ogallala Indians on Friday, Jan. 3.
Travis Handy fulfilled a dream he’s had since he was a kids—to bag a mountain lion without using chase dogs to do it. Handy shot the trophy Jan. 2 in the Pine Ridge area.
Eighteen inches of snow in Nebraska’s Pine Ridge stacked the odds even higher against Travis Handy bagging the trophy of a lifetime—a mountain lion.
At the Wallace LionsClub’s annual Christmas party, four members, who include (l-r): Liz Hock, Stephanie McConnell, Trent McConnell, and Mary Lempke, received awards. Lion Liz Hock received the Hascall Biggs award from the Nebraska Lions Foundation. Lions Mary Lempke and Trent & Stephanie McConnell received Melvin Jones Fellowships from Lions Clubs International Foundation.
308-352-4311 (Phone)
PO Box 67
327 Central Ave in Grant
Grant NE 69140