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HEADED WEST. The Plainsmen will RUSS PANKONIN | JOHNSON PUBLICATIONS Progress on the new swimming pool in Grant took a giant step forward Monday when workers began pouring the footings. A cement pumper truck from Hershey was used to dump take a 2-1 record the cement into the footing frames. The rebar sticking up in the middle of the footings is for the walls of the pool. It will take another two to three weeks to frame the walls so they to Bayard Friday. can be poured. Work will then begin on the pool floor. Page 8 Swimmin’ hole transforming into swimming pool BY RUSS PANKONIN GRANT TRIBUNE-SENTINEL The footings for the pool pit walls, which attach to the Steele explained the pool on the pool house. Doolittle walls, floor and backfill area footing. The foundation for will have a floating floor that Construction is the primary What has been just a large along with footings and the the slide will also be poured sits on top of the footings on subcontractor for that portion IN BRIEF hole in the Grant city park floor for the pumping pits and at the same time. He said it the inside of the walls. This of the project. for the past month will slowly surge pump beside the pool will be about three weeks method reduces stress on the Brown Construction of Ke- BLOOD DRIVE CAN- turn into something special were completed Monday. before the walls are ready to pool floor versus being tied arney is the general contrac- CELLED: Due to a over the coming months. Miller & Associates Engineer be poured. into the footings. tor on the $2.5 million project. current stable blood With ground preparation Larry Steele said the footings Once the walls are complete, The bottom section of the Acapulco Pools of Kitchen- supply within the and initial steel work com- represent the first step for the workers will install more steel pool floor must be poured first er, Ontario is serving Brown American Red Cross plete, workers began Monday pool to start taking shape. rebar for the pool floor, which before the floor in the depth as the primary contractor for the September 25th, to pour the first concrete for The next step will be to will take another two to three transition area can be poured. the pool construction portion 2020 Elsie/Madrid the new pool. form and pour the pool and weeks. Work will also begin later of the project. Blood Drive is can- celled. The American Red Cross focus is to ensure the health and sustainability of the blood supply. It’s Where are they now? Trevor Lee Taxing entities important to note that blood is perishable and BY ERIN GIBBENS It is a self-driven career, cannot be stockpiled GRANT TRIBUNE-SENTINEL Lee said, where success and therefore some blood the quality of the work is complete property drives will not take After leaving Perkins Coun- all dependent on the work place. The next Elsie/ ty, Trevor Lee has dedicated put in. Madrid Blood Drive himself to his law education, Growing up in a small tax requests will be held December which recently earned him a town also helped Lee recog- 4th, 2020 at the Elsie position as a term clerk work- nize and understand that BY RUSS PANKONIN reserves, that total was ing under Nebraska Supreme Methodist Church, everyone has a story, and GRANT TRIBUNE-SENTINEL boosted to $252,525. 8:00-2:00 mst. Court Justice William B. everyone in the community Those two combined Cassel. matters. Taxing entities in Per- show an increase of Lee, who was born and “It’s helped me keep kins County have publi- 11.56% over last year. raised in Madrid, is the son compassion and the desire cized their 2020-21 property County commissioners of Jay and Dana Lee. He at- to help people,” Lee said. tax requests for the respec- approved a tax request tended school in Wheatland “People aren’t just num- tive entities. that increased $111,780, before moving to Perkins bers.” All of the budget hear- which represents a 3.63% County Schools, where he Now that he has the oppor- ings will be complete increase over last year. OUTSIDE graduated in 2012. tunity to live in a larger city, Tuesday after the Perkins The increase covers cost- After graduation, Lee Lee said the communities County school board final- of-living raises for employ- moved to Kearney where he are very different, but he izes their budget Tuesday ees and added expenses in attended the University of CONTRIBUTED loves both. night, Sept. 15. setting up the 911 system. Nebraska Kearney where he Trevor Lee, a Madrid native, is cur- He joked that there is a lot The school board is look- Much of the added ex- majored in political science, rently working as a term clerk for more fast food in Lincoln, ing at the biggest percent- pense for 911 equipment with a minor in history and Nebraska Supreme Court Justice before noting how one big age of increase for the will be reimbursed. criminal justice. Cassel in Lincoln. difference between Madrid 2020-21 tax year. County valuation de- Looking Ahead Following his undergradu- and Lincoln is how everyone The regular budget tax creased this year, which re- Thurs.: Sunny, 89/51 ate degree, he attended Ne- work. He assists the court in doesn’t know everyone else. request represented a duced the amount of taxes Fri.: Mostly Sunny, 89/55 braska College of Law, where handling documents. “You meet new people ev- 7.44% increase over last the Perkins County hospi- Sat.: Partly Cloudy, 92/57 he graduated in the top 10% “What that means is we ery day, which has its perks, year’s request. The big dif- tal district can request. Sun.: Mostly Sunny, 89/54 of his class. get assigned cases, which we but it also has its drawbacks ference is in the building The City of Grant kept Mon.: Mostly Sunny. 84/54 Lee took the bar exam at review and advise the judges in terms of the community fund. their tax asking at the Tues.: Partly Cloudy, 87/55 the end of July, and received on the cases,” Lee said. not being as united towards The board is adding same level but added Wed.: Mostly Sunny, 82/49 his results between one and a “Then also, part of that one goal,” he said. money to the building fund $50,000 for the first pay- half to two weeks ago. is reviewing various mo- Lee plans to remain in ment on bonds for the Source: weather.com for planned maintenance He was officially sworn in tions for further review or Lincoln for a while longer on roofs and other needed pool. to become an official member petitions for hearing differ- before eventually returning upkeep. A breakdown of tax Looking Back of the bar Tuesday, Sept. 15. ent things that come to the to western Nebraska. Last year, they requested requests for the various Date High Low Moisture Through Nebraska College supreme court. Long story He plans to remain at the just $17,000 but with the entities accompanies this Sept. 8 44 35 0.13 of Law’s career services, short, we assist on handling term clerk position for one anticipated projects and story. Sept. 9 45 32 0.17 which assists students in job the docket.” to two years, depending on placement, Lee found his cur- “Things that come before Sept. 10 56 35 0.11 what opportunities arise. Tax entity 2020 Request 2019 Request Difference % +/- rent position as a term clerk the Nebraska Supreme Court Eventually, he would like to Sept. 11 66 46 0.07 for Nebraska Supreme Court are often cases of first im- pair up with a law firm in Perkins County $3,191,189 $3,079,408 $111,780 3.63% Sept. 12 77 43 Justice Cassel. pression, or issues that have Lincoln or Omaha. Perkins County Hospital $408,000 $418,914 -$10,914 -2.61% Sept. 13 87 43 He said the career ser- strong, valid arguments on Working with a large firm Perkins County Schools+ $6,076,768 $5,656,220 $420,548 7.44% Sept. 14 85 48 vices center reached out and both sides,” Lee said. “So it’s that has access to large PCS Building Fund $252,525 $17,000 $235,525 1385.44% thought he would be a good challenging to piece out and assets will potentially give PCS Total $6,329,293 $5,673,220 $656,073 11.56% Source: weather.com candidate for the position, so come to the correct answer him the opportunity to open City of Grant $242,555 $242,555 $0 0.00% he applied and was pleased to in a way that seven justices a satellite office in a rural City of Grant Bond $50,000 $50,000 find out he was hired. agree. It can be challenging area in western Nebraska. City of Grant Total $292,555 $242,555 $50,000 20.61% The position of term clerk sometimes, so it’s a good job That way he can offer Grant Suburban Fire $156,173 $152,609 $3,564 2.34% is a temporary one, designed that I really enjoy. I’m learn- more services to the a small Village of Madrid $79,427 $78,881 $546 0.69% INSIDE to help give new law gradu- ing quite a bit under Justice community, specifically ates an opportunity to gain Cassel, which is a great, great with regards to agriculture Madrid Cemetery $20,000 $20,000 $0 0.00% experience and see a lot of Madrid Fire* $107,674 $106,731 $942 0.88% CLASSIFIEDS 9 learning experience.” due to his background in unique, nuanced area of the Lee feels growing up in the subject. Village of Venango $52,520 $52,520 $0 0.00% COMMUNITY 5 l aw. small town Nebraska helped Lee appreciates the com- Venango Cemetery $12,240 $12,240 $0 0.00% Term clerks typically hold shape him in his career and munity he was raised in, as Venango Fire* $60,302 $60,932 -$630 -1.03% NOTICES 6, 7 the position for one to two life in general in many ways. it allowed him to have the Village of Elsie $29,290 $27,270 $2,020 7.41% years before moving on to He said coming from a opportunities he has today. Elsie Cemetery $14,178 $13,668 $510 3.73% OBITUARIES 2 their individual career paths. small town and working on “After I learn more, I plan Elsie Fire $61,200 $61,200 $0 0.00% Lee has been working with a farm built a strong work to return the generosity that OPINION 4 Brule Fire* $100,470 $100,470 $0 0.00% Justice Cassel since August, ethic in him. This has helped was given to me,” Lee said. + and he says he is enjoying the * = contains bond payment = Budget being finalized 9-15-20 SPORTS 8 him in his field of work. “I am extremely grateful.”
BIRTHS ENGAGEMENTS WEDDINGS OBITUARIES HISTORY AND RECORDS Almanac
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OBITUARY OBITUARY
Kiplyn Hopkins Kellie Kava; and several maternal grandparents, who Days.” She carried top lines the Watkins family reunions aunts, uncles, nieces and Dolores Sexson were living at their home. of clothing for men, women, since they began in 1945 at Kiplyn Ronell Hopkins was nephews. Dolores Irene Watkins Grandmother, Augusta and children. the Venango Legion Hall. born April 22, 1974 to Ron She was not ready to leave Sexson, 100 of Grant, passed (Peters) Broughton, passed Dolores was active in and Dolores touched so many and Joan LeBrun, Phoenix, any of us behind, but real- away Friday, September 11, away on September 24, 1938, supportive of local and lives in her family and com- Arizona. Kiplyn was asked to ized she would have a much 2020, at Golden Ours Conva- and grandfather Elroy Amos national organizations. She munity. She is missed by all, walk with angels on August better vantage point from lescent Home in Grant. Broughton, on August 15, was a member of the Grant yet leaves a part of her with 9, 2020. an angel’s perspective. Dolores, affectionately 1940. Chamber of Commerce for anyone who had the pleasure She is sur- Kip was known as “the known as While working at JC Pen- the entire time that she was and honor of knowing her. vived by her best mom ever” and she “Dody,” was ney, Dolores and Bob Sexson in business, serving as Presi- Dolores was preceded husband, Travis will continue to leave you born August 22, became sweethearts, then dent for two of those years. in death by her husband, Hopkins; her and her children signs that 1920, at Scott engaged and were married Dolores has been a mem- Robert; son, Rusty; daugh- beloved chil- she is watching over us. City, Kansas, to on January 1, 1941, at Alli- ber of the Methodist Church ter, Shelley; four brothers, dren Preston We will miss her loving Emery & Janie ance, Neb. They made their since 1934. It was at church Orville and his wife Viv- Burr, Lily Hop- hugs, beautiful eyes and (Broughton) home four miles west and that her musical career took ian, Howard and his wife kins and Peyton scrunchy nose smiles. Have Watkins. The two miles south of Grant, root. She sang in the church Marguerite, Dean and his Hopkins; no doubt, Kip would tell family had deep which has become known choir and started playing wife Maxine, and Kenneth in-laws, Noal and Elaine you to “PIVOT and remem- roots in Perkins County, as “the home place.” Do- organ in 1938 until retiring and his wife Norma, two Hopkins, Dave and Lynda ber something I did to make and in 1922, they moved to a lores continued to work at in 2010. She accompanied sisters,Thema Merten and Hilferty; one sister, Denise you smile or laugh and to farm southeast of Venango. the store full time. Their numerous quartets and sing- her husband, Stan, Lenore Beech; sisters-in-law, Kristi celebrate the remarkable Dolores’ family moved union was blessed with four ing groups from the Grant Jacobson and her husband, Hopkins, Traci (Sam) Lee, life you have.” into Grant in 1934, where children, Rusty, Shelley, Dan, area over the years. During Floyd. she attended Perkins and Doug. An unfortunate her tenure as organist, she Survivors include her County High School. During accident claimed the life played for close to 350 funer- sons, Dan and his wife MAKING NEWS this time, Dolores played of their beloved Shelley on als and numerous weddings. Jannette of St. Peters, Mo., clarinet in the school band, February 6, 1954. Dolores was a 75 year Doug and wife Shari of ‘HUGE RAINMAKER’: HURRI- warn the U.S. is setting itself up violin in the school orches- In 1972, the Sexson Depart- member of the Order of Grant; grandchildren, Sam, CANE SALLY THREATENS HIS- for failure — again. tra, sang in the school choir, ment Store was founded on the Eastern Star. In 2012, Mark, Josh (Lauren), Jacob TORIC FLOODS: Hurricane Sally and the Methodist Church Main Street in Grant, when she was recognized as the (Maggie),Brad (Stefanie) drifted in a slow crawl Tuesday SCHOOL LEADER: B1G FOOTBALL Choir. She also worked the owner of the Moser oldest living member of the Means, Jeff (Andrea) Means, toward the northern Gulf Coast, ON HOLD UNTIL QUESTIONS AN- part-time at the JC Pen- Department Store retired. Nebraska Chapter. She was Rachel (Shane Parker) and threatening dangerous storm SWERED: The University of Wis- ney store on Main Street. Dolores and Bob purchased also a member of the Red Chase (Bailey Cox); great- surge and relentless rainfall consin chancellor said Tuesday After graduation in 1938, the store, and she managed Hatters and a dinner club grandchildren, Abigail, that forecasters warned could that Big Ten football will remain Dolores worked full-time at it until retiring in August of that she and her husband Lucas and Corbin Means; trigger historic flooding as the on hold until there are answers the store. During this time, 1991. Life was good — she en- had started. Dolores helped and daughter-in-law Marilyn storm was expected to hover to questions about COVID-19 she helped to care for her joyed her “Going to Market organize and attended all of Sexson. in the area long after coming testing and tracing, along with ashore. possible long-term heart issues related to the coronavirus. COURTHOUSE NEWS CITY TO PAY $12M TO BREONNA TAYLOR’S FAMILY, REFORM WORLD SERIES AT ARLING- COUNTY COURT 5:47 p.m., Animal Complaint - POLICE: TON, FIRST TIME AT ONE SITE ing, $25 12:53 p.m., Traffic - Citation, The city of Louisville Michael J. Wegener, Humphrey, Other, Hwy 23 Grant SINCE 1944: The World Series Jared T. Anderson, Haxtun, Hwy 61 Grant will pay $12 million to the family Neb., Speeding, $75 6:28 p.m., Animal Complaint - will be played entirely at the Colo., Speeding, $75 1:05 p.m., Weather - Monthly of Breonna Taylor and reform Garrett R. Clark, Spring, Texas, Other, Garfield Ave Grant Texas Rangers’ new ballpark Ryan A. Heinitz, Castle Rock, Emergency Management police practices as part of a Speeding, $75 7:29 p.m., Occurrence/Viola- in Arlington, Texas, as part of Colo., Speeding, $125 Test, Lincoln Ave Grant lawsuit settlement months after James B. Shields, Centennial, tion - Title Inspection, 312 Ave a bubble agreement between Mikaela R. Walker, Imperial, 2:00 p.m., Traffic - Warning, Taylor’s slaying by police thrust Colo., Speeding, $75 Lamar Major League Baseball and the Neb., Speeding, $125 Central Ave Grant the Black woman’s name to the Ronald L. Giles, Sterling, Colo., 9:38 p.m., Traffic - Citation, players’ association, the first Thomas C. Bradford, McCook, 3:17 p.m., Traffic - Warning, forefront of a national reckon- Speeding, $200 Hwy 61 Grant time the sport’s championship Neb., No operator’s license, Hwy 61 Grant ing on race, Mayor Greg Fischer Oralia Nolasco DeWilcox, Brule, 10:04 p.m., Ambulance Call - will be played entirely at one $75; Speeding, $25 3:57 p.m., Traffic - Warning, announced Tuesday. Drive under suspension/ Transfer, Lincoln Ave Grant site since 1944. Hwy 61 Grant before reinstatement, $100; 10:56 p.m., Traffic - Warning, EXPERTS WORRY AS US VIRUS SHERIFF’S REPORT 7:26 p.m., Animal Complaint Drive under suspension/be- Hwy 61 Grant RESTRICTIONS ARE EASED HOUSE GOP UNVEILS TAX Sept. 4 - Sept. 13 - Stray Animal At Large, S fore reinstatement, $100 Sept. 4 — 9:07 p.m., Traffic - Sept. 10 — 8:16 a.m., Liquor OR VIOLATED: State and local CUTS, POLICE FUNDS IN ELEC- Perkins Ave Elsie Kenneth L. Haukos, Big Springs, Citation, Hwy 61 Grant Violation - BAC Test Non-crim- officials around the U.S. are roll- TION AGENDA: House Minority 9:44 p.m., Citizen Assist - Secu- Neb., Drive under suspension/ 11:26 p.m., Traffic - Citation, inal, Lincoln Ave Grant ing back social-distancing rules leader Kevin McCarthy rolled rity/Vacation Check, Hwy 23 before reinstatement, $100 Hwy 23 Madrid 11:32 a.m., Occurrence/Viola- again after an abortive effort out Republicans’ priorities of Grant Hannah R. Allen, Colorado Sept. 5 — 12:03 a.m., Traffic - tion - Title Inspection, Rd 327 over the summer, allowing bars, tax breaks and police funding 10:11 p.m., Traffic - Warning, Springs, Colo., Speeding, $25 Warning, Hwy 23 Grant Grant restaurants and gyms to open. Tuesday, the GOP’s calling card Hwy 61 Grant Samuel I. Stanley, White Hall, 1:47 a.m., Missing Person - Ju- 11:41 a.m., Occurrence/Viola- Fans are gathering mask-free to voters as they try to wrest Sept. 8 — 8:31 a.m., Motorist Ark., Speeding, $75 venile, S Hardy Ave Madrid tion - Title Inspection, Rd 327 at football games. While some back seats from Democrats in Assist - Disabled Vehicle, Hwy Ryan K. Throckmorton, Kear- 1:50 a.m., Traffic - Citation, Grant Americans may see such things a long-shot November election 23 Grant ney, Neb., Speeding, $25 Hwy 23 Madrid 12:03 p.m., Occurrence/Viola- as a welcome step closer to bid for majority control. 8:33 a.m., Occurrence/Viola- Jazmine M. Perez, Madrid, No 2:57 a.m., Suspicious Circum- tion - Fingerprints, Hancock normal, public health experts -Associated Press tion - Information, S Ford AVe operator’s license, $75; Speed- stance - Subject, Sherman Ave Madrid Ave Grant Grant 9:08 a.m., Occurrence/Viola- 3:46 p.m., Ambulance Call - 3:15 p.m., Traffic - Warning, tion - Handgun Permit, W 4th Standby, W 8th St Grant Hwy 61 Grant St Grant 9:33 p.m., Weapon - Concealed, FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED | LICENSED AND INSURED 3:27 p.m., Traffic - Citation, 9:15 a.m., Occurrence/Violation Hwy 61 Grant Hwy 61 Grant - Title Inspection, Washington Sept. 11 — 7:53 a.m., Traffic - 4:50 p.m., Animal Complaint - Ave Grant Warning, W 7th St Grant Animal On Roadway, Hwy 23 9:55 a.m., Occurrence/Violation 12:49 p.m., Ambulance Call - Elsie - Title Inspection, S Denison Standby, Sherman Ave Grant 6:39 p.m., Traffic - Warning, Ave Madrid 5:30 p.m., Traffic - Warning, W Hwy 61 Grant 10:02 a.m., Occurrence/Viola- 4th St Grant 8:44 p.m., Traffic - Warning, tion - Handgun Permit, Rd 761 7:00 p.m., Traffic - Warning, Hwy 61 Grant Grant Hwy 23 Venango 9:17 p.m., Traffic - Warning, 10:33 a.m., Suspicious Circum- 10:28 p.m., Wanted Person - Hwy 61 Grant stance - Activity, W 6th St Warrant Arrest, Lincoln Ave 9:42 p.m., Traffic - Equipment Grant Grant Repair, Hwy 23 Grant 12:19 p.m., Occurrence/Viola- Sept. 12 — 10:36 a.m., Traffic Sept. 6 — 9:53 a.m., Animal tion - Handgun Permit, Hwy - Reported Driving Offense, Complaint - Other, Rd 336 23 Grant Hwy 23 Grainton Madrid 12:44 p.m., Disturbance - 2:50 p.m., Sex Offense - 3rd ROOFING | SIDING | WINDOWS | GUTTERS 12:32 p.m., Occurrence/Viola- Other, Garfield Ave Grant Degree, McCullough Ave Elsie tion - Information, Central 1:17 p.m., Occurrence/Viola- 9:45 p.m., Suspicious Circum- Ave Grant tion - Title Inspection, Quincy stance - Activity, Garfield Ave 4:52 p.m., Citizen Assist - Other, Ave Elsie Grant INSURANCE Rd 338 Madrid 1:25 p.m., Assist - State Agency, 9:56 p.m., Suspicious Circum- 5:35 p.m., Traffic - Citation, E Mercer St Venango stance - Subject, W 4th St Hail Damage? 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Hwy 23 Grant 3:39 p.m., Occurrence/Violation Grant WE CAN HELP YOU WITH YOUR CLAIM 10:01 p.m., Citizen Assist - Se- - Title Inspection, S Denison 10:07 p.m., Traffic - Warning, curity/Vacation Check, Logan Ave Madrid Central Ave Grant Ave Grant 10:16 p.m., Traffic - Warning, 11:15 p.m., Accident - Injury 10:11 p.m., Traffic - Reported Hwy 23 Grant (10-45), Hwy 61 Grant Driving Offense, Hwy 61 Sept. 9 — 1:31 p.m., Traffic - Sept. 13 — 12:50 a.m., Traffic - Grant Warning, Hwy 61 Grant Warning, Hwy 61 Grant Sept. 7 — 6:27 a.m., Accident 1:48 p.m., Traffic - Warning, 11:46 a.m., Motorist Assist - - Property Damage, Rd 771 Hwy 61 Grant Traffic Hazard, Hwy 23 Grant Elsie 3:28 p.m., Ambulance Call - 2:34 p.m., Ambulance Call - 11:30 a.m., Civil - Paper Service, Medical Emergency, S Perkins Medical Emergency, Rd 758 E 6th St Grant Ave Madrid Venango 11:32 a.m., Civil - Paper Service, 3:57 p.m., Traffic - Citation, 7:32 p.m., Traffic - Warning, Sherman Ave Grant Hwy 61 Grant Hwy 23 Grant WE 10:33 p.m., Disturbance - Other, 11:35 a.m., Civil - Paper Service, 4:12 p.m., Traffic - Citation, Sherman Ave Grant Central Ave Grant Washington Ave Grant REPLACE ON THIS DAY
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, 2020 GRANT TRIBUNE SENTINEL 3 Testing shows PCHS More CROPINSURANCESPECIALISTS.COM street DO YOU UNDERSTAND HOW CROP INSURANCE OPTIONS Covid-free closings & ENDORSEMENTS WORK? Our crop insurance specialists work full-time – every working BY RUSS PANKONIN a position they haven’t been The COVID-19 Communi- day (and night) – planning and learning more about crop GRANT TRIBUNE-SENTINEL in since mid-July when the ty Risk Dial for the week of COVID-19 outbreak began. Sept. 14 is yellow, meaning planned insurance. It’s all they do because we know how important Perkins County Health For the last 14 days, only residents of southwest Ne- having the right crop insurance is to your farm and your family. Services received the news one case has been attributed braska have a moderate risk BY RUSS PANKONIN they’ve been anticipating to Perkins County, accord- of contracting COVID-19. GRANT TRIBUNE-SENTINEL We know every rule – every option – and can explain how they for weeks. ing to the Nebraska Depart- She noted preventive ac- impact you and your farm, so if you ever have a crop insurance CEO Neil Hilton said a ment of Health and Human tions to reduce the spread Grant City Superinten- need, you won’t have to question your crop insurance plan. second round of coronavi- Services. to should be a part of ev- dent Edward Dunn said rus testing of both residents Myra Stoney, director of eryday life. This includes residents need to be aware LLearnearn more byby callingcalling thethe IImperialmperial officeoffice a att and employees of Golden the Southwest Nebraska the three W’s: wear a of several upcoming street 8800-671-3466.00-671-3466. Ours Convalescent Home Public Health Department mask, watch your distance, closings due to construc- and Park Ridge assisted liv- said they are moving away wash your hands. tion projects. 686 East 3rd St. ing all came back negative from reporting the number These three actions will He noted that 9th Street Imperial, NE 69033 last week. of individuals cases. In- help everyone to be safe between Washington For now, that puts the stead, they are focusing on at home and at work, she and Hancock Streets will residents and employees in their risk dial guidelines. added. remain closed for the time being to accommodate equipment in and out of the pool project. Beginning Sept. 28, the intersections at West 5th St. and Garfield Ave. and Ethanol gets boost West 5th St. and Sherman Ave. will be closed for in- tersection improvements. The deep dips at each of the intersection will be re- with EPA action moved with new concrete This institution is an equal in its place. opportunity provider and employer. RUSS PANKONIN tic ethanol production in owner of Mid America He said these intersec- GRANT TRIBUNE-SENTINEL increased by 2%. Agri Products—Wheatland tions will be closed until Additionally, EPA removed which operates the ethanol at least Oct. 15. The only On Monday, the Trump barriers to allow gas sta- plant in Madrid, said he allowed thru traffic will Administration reaffirmed tions to offer E15 fuel from hopes all 68 applications for four residents living its commitment to sup- any pumps now approved will be denied. “It’s a between the closure sites. port America’s farmers by for E10. start,” he said Tuesday. Beginning Oct. 1, the moving forward to reject 54 Roger Berry, administra- The COVID-19 pandemic intersection at West 6th St. aandnd ssave!ave! petitions for small refin- tor of the Nebraska Ethanol and accompanying lock- and Garfield Ave. will be ery exemptions under the board, called this great news downs reduced travel closed as well, at least un- 308-352-4311 The Grant Tribune-Sentinel Renewable Fuel Standard for the state. signifi cantly. In turn, that til Oct. 15. No thru traffic (RFS) Program. “This is very welcome reduced the amount of fuel will be allowed during this The U.S. Environmental news. We’re really happy,” being used by drivers, re- improvement. Protection Agency (EPA) is he said Tuesday from his ducing demand for ethanol. The entire intersection denying petitions for small office in Lincoln. Berry said 11 ethanol will be replaced. Nebraska Environmental Trust refinery exemptions for There are a total of 68 plants in Nebraska were A bump on the street on the gap years of 2011-18. If petitions from small refiner- idled by the Covid out- 5th St. near Kwik Stop that (NET) Category Meetings granted, this would have ies seeking the exemption to break. At this point, he heaved from last year’s opened the door for exemp- mix ethanol with gasoline. said 23 of the 25 plants in improvement will also be NET will hold 3 Funding Category meetings on-line tions in 2019 and possibly Of those, Trump and the Nebraska are operating. repaired. 2020. EPA denied 54 of those ap- Lundeen said they were He said 1st Street be- via Zoom. You can only register for one meeting. Under RFS, refiners are plications. not idled during Covid tween Garfield and Lin- Registration is limited. Written comments may be required to blend 15 billion Berry explained that to ex- thanks to a large order for coln Aves. will be closed gallons of ethanol into the empt from the RFS, a refiner ethyl alcohol being used in from Oct. 15-30 to accom- submitted to: Nebraska Environmental Trust, nations gas supply. had to be exempted from hand sanitizer production. modate a large number 700 S. 16th Street, Lincoln, NE 68508 until “This decision follows 2011-18. Many of those refin- Managing supply levels of cement trucks in and President Trump’s promise ers had never applied for the is key for plants at this out of the Adams Lumber October 23, 2020. Registration link is - https:// to promote domestic biofuel exemption. Their petition point, Berry said. While batch plant. go.unl.edu/net2020meetings production, support our na- sought to grant them the fuel use is within about tion’s farmers, and in turn 2011-18 exemptions so they 10% of where it was before strengthen our energy inde- could avoid the RFS in 2019 Covid, operators still re- The meetings will be held online from 1:00pm - pendence,” said EPA Admin- and 2020. main cautious. 4:00pm CDT on the following dates: istrator Andrew Wheeler. Exactly how much im- One thing the action He said EPA is committed pact that will make on the brings is some certainty to - Tues., Sep 29th, (Ferguson House, Lincoln) to delivering on that prom- ethanol remains somewhat the ethanol market. -Tues., Oct 6th (Kearney Area Chamber of ise by following the rule-of- unknown because the Now that some defini- law and ensuring 15 billion EPA does not release the tive action has been taken, Commerce, Kearney) gallons are blended into the names of the refiners or some of the uncertainty of :HG2FWWK 3DSLR0LVVRXUL5LYHU15'RIÀFH nation’s fuel supply. the amount of ethanol they what could happen if the EPA renewable fuel vol- blend each year. petitions were approved is Omaha) ume mandates have contin- Berry said one of the removed. ued to rise in EPA’s annual things the industry has Lundeen noted ethanol These meetings allow the public to comment rulemakings, and, with it, been seeking from EPS is operators and corn pro- Whooo’s renewable transportation on the existing funding categories: Habitat, transparency in who these ducers share some of the making the fuel use in the U.S. companies are. same problems in terms of Water, Waste/Recycling, Air, and Soil. 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What is a legalist? Good week for Husker fans
t is all too common for us today to throw the accusation of t last, there was a little as K-State has had want their safety to be right games that you can’t hardly legalism at someone because we are threatened by their college football to pretty good football and good up there on the factor scale of believe and you are there Idevotion. Yes, we often call people legalists (or Pharisees) Awatch on TV—that basketball teams lately and whether you have the sport watching them. when they have a deeper commitment to living out God’s is if you could really KU has great basketball and or not. The skill level of the play- Word than we do. But we must be very careful that we do not get interested in some of the they still field a football team. I also side with the coaches ers is unbelievable at times. engage in slander by accusing another believer or church teams that were playing. Things can change in a that are saying their play- Some of the shooting is out of falsely. We must be very careful when we I know I hurry as even a university ers are more safe being on this world. I think they could accuse others of being legalistic, or for that shouldn’t with the football tradition campus where they can be at- move the three-point line back matter, for being in the other ditch we call complain of Nebraska keeps getting tended to probably on a fairly another five feet and the play- Antinomianism (which I will discuss next because I referred to as the “One Proud ridged schedule. ers wouldn’t even know it. week). was tired Program at Nebraska,” as I also remember from my My problem with the profes- What is legalism? How do we really of watch- the discussion goes on about college days that there are sional game is that there is detect it? When are we justified in labeling ing replays the probability of the Big 10 actually a lot of parties at limited shooting ideas any- someone a legalist? We must understand of 1991 playing any kind of a season colleges. I think I even went to more. It is either the 3-point that there are at least two different kinds of games or this year. a couple of them during my shot or the Dunk. The player legalists. The first kind we will call salva- older. At least I did start read- four years at Fort Hays State. that can and will still take a FROM tion-legalists. These legalists are deadly Despite ing about some of the other I might be wrong—I studied mid-range jump shot seems to THE PULPIT to the soul and there are strong warnings PITCHING being live, cities that are home to Big a lot—but I do remember be a thing of the past. in Scripture concerning them (Gal 1:6-9). WITH I just had a 10 universities start talking a couple of places we went I am also glad that the pro- What salvation-legalists do is add human PRITCH hard time about how much no football to relax when we had some fessional game is the only one Pastor John works to the work of Christ for salvation. watching is affecting their economy. I spare time. where you can replay a situa- Goodell The example, in Galatia was a group who Larry Pritchett them for don’t know if that will play a I also remember my Dad tion to see what happened. New Life were adding circumcision to faith in Christ Fellowship Columnist very long. role in whether there will be telling me one weekend when I know the officials are hu- for salvation (Gal 5:2). Their formula was: I tried football or not or if the safety I was home that he was pretty man and try hard to get the faith + circumcision = justification. The watching of the players will still be the sure that Coors could keep right call, but they have just Biblical formula is: faith alone = justifica- K-State, but when Arkansas number one factor. their business running with- a split second in most cases tion + good works. Notice in the biblical formula good works State is winning the game, it I know that when one of out help from me. He just had to make the call. However, the necessarily follow (James 2), but we must keep them in their doesn’t take me long to lose the business owners in the a way with words. reviews take so much time place. Anyone who would add anything to the work of Christ interest in Silo Tech! Haymarket area in Lincoln Any way the season is off that the game has too many for salvation is on dangerous ground and is a legalist. I don’t know if it is still makes the statement that 70% and running and time will gaps in time for me. The second kind we will call rule-legalists. These types a slam used by K-State and of their total gross income is tell if we see the Big Red in Teams do actually get some love to add rules to the Bible. As if the commandments in the KU students, but when I was brought in on the seven times action. extra time outs and I think Bible are not sufficient, they want more rules to the Chris- growing up, K-State was Silo Nebraska football has a home the coaches use that at times tian life. This kind of legalist is not as dangerous as the first Tech and KU was the Flaw game, it is important. WATCHINGNBA when they ask for a review of kind, but they are still a problem. The Pharisees were a good on the Kaw! I do know that If you visit with the mayors Still watched more profes- a call. That probably is called example of this kind of legalist. Jesus charged them with that rivalry is still intense of the 14 schools in the Big 10, sional basketball in the last smart coaching. “breaking the commandments of God for the sake of your regardless of what year it that might be mentioned as a few weeks than I have in the I will still option for the traditions” (Matt 15:3). The Pharisees were known for making might be at the time—1960s factor. I do know that if I had last few years. There were high school or the college fences around the Word of God to keep people from sinning. or 2020s. any of my children playing some really exciting games game for my favorite basket- These fences became extra rules that people needed to keep Things have changed there major college sports, I would and some comebacks in ball to watch. to “obey God.” The Pharisees were blind guides who dis- torted piety by majoring on minors (Matt 23:23-24), focused on outward righteousness rather than purity of heart and bound up people’s consciences with extra rules the Lord had not commanded. Jesus called them hypocrites for not living up to their own teaching and because they sought the approval of Becoming the best State for Veterans men (Matt 23:2-7). Jesus is our model for living the Christian life. He always n Nebraska, our goal is income from state income us to take action to become a to the website in May so that obeyed the law of God from the heart and commends those to be the most welcoming taxation. Introduced by Sena- Hidden Heroes state. In this veterans and their families who uphold it in their teaching (Matt 5:17-19). After we see state in the country for tor Tom Brewer, and priori- capacity, we’ll be holding an can connect with an accred- people come to Jesus for salvation and then baptize them I ited state service officer vir- veterans and military tized by Senator John Lowe, annual observance to recog- we are to teach them to observe all that He has commanded families. Our servicemen LB 153 moved through three nize the state’s military and tually rather than having to (Matt 28:19-20). Being obedient is important in the Christian and women make tremen- rounds of voting without veteran caregivers. We’ve make an in-person visit. This life; however, it must be done according to the right standard, dous a single vote in opposition. designated a point person at is a tremendously helpful with the right motives, and for the right purpose, which is to sacrifices to That’s a testament to the deep the Nebraska Department of feature at a time when many glorify God. protect our respect Nebraskans have Veterans’ Affairs (NDVA) to of our veterans are trying to freedoms. for the women and men who offer assistance to caregivers limit social interactions to While we serve in our military. Passing who need support. The NDVA reduce risk of exposure to can never LB 153 keeps us competitive has also created a webpage coronavirus. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR fully repay with surrounding states that (veterans.nebraska.gov/hid- their ser- offer tax relief on military denheroes) to raise aware- CONNECTINGVETERANS& vice, we can retirement pay. ness of the Hidden Heroes in MILITARYFAMILIESTOJOB shape state Nebraska and to help them to OPPORTUNITIES Elect pro-gun officials FROM THE law and SUPPORTFORVETERANAND connect with one another and One of our biggest areas GOVERNOR policy to MILITARYCAREGIVERS to available resources. of focus over the past couple better serve This week, I proclaimed Ne- years has been giving our ear Editor, their needs. braska as a “Hidden Heroes” military families access Wake up, pro-gun owners. WELCOMEHOMEPACKET Pete Ricketts When state to recognize the men and Each year, between 800 and to more job opportunities. In Wyoming, the governor said that you can Governor D they return women serving as caregivers 1,100 Nebraskans discharge We expanded the hiring buy a gun in Wyoming any time. Wyoming will to civil- for our military members and from military service. I send preference for the State of always sell weapons. Now the catch is when people leave ian life, veterans continue veterans. Over 5.5 million a letter to welcome them back Nebraska to include spouses Wyoming and go back to their states, they can take your to give and serve to benefit Americans serve as military to our state. In the letter, I of service members. I weapon. Now that’s the problem. their communities. We’ve caregivers. These spouses, encourage them to seek out signed a regulation to allow You vote for people in your states that can take money. seen that spirit of volun- parents, children, and other their county veteran service military spouses to receive a Your governor and congress people take away all of your teerism on display once loved ones provide vital, ongo- officer or to contact NDVA’s three-year teaching permit rights on amendment two, and you keep voting them in. again in 2020. American ing support to veterans who State Service Office to learn in Nebraska with a valid Stand up America, and tell your people in your state Legions across the state are ill or injured. These front- about benefits, services, and out-of-state license. We pro- stop gun laws or we will get rid of you. The NRA has some have stepped up to host line caregivers are critically other resources available to vided reciprocity for military real good leaders that can put your state in order and blood drives as part of our important to our veterans’ them. NDVA has developed spouses all over the country some damn good men that can get the job done. Don’t vote nation’s response to corona- well-being, and they deserve a new Welcome Home packet by updating language for party, vote for a guy or lady that will get it done. South virus. When it was safe to our recognition, thanks, and to accompany my letter. It adoption of the Enhanced Dakota has a lady governor that should be president. do so, the Legion sponsored support. includes information on Nurse Licensure Compact, Mel Shootman baseball and softball leagues One of these hidden heroes, the wide range of Nebraska which allows nurses to have Grant, Nebraska so that kids in Nebraska Andrea Dorsey, lives in benefits available to veterans, one multi-state license. could reconnect with their Omaha. Her husband, Joe, a guide to getting federal ben- Additionally, I worked with friends and have fun playing received a Purple Heart after efits, and more. The welcome the Legislature on a law au- together. These are just a being injured by an IED explo- packet is another way we’re thorizing the Department of couple of the countless ways sion while serving in Iraq in being more customer-focused, Health and Human Services veterans continue to serve 2004. and bringing the information to issue temporary licenses Nebraska should do away Nebraska following active The trauma of the IED directly to our state’s newest to military spouses working duty. Veterans and military explosion has caused Joe to veterans. in occupations regulated families are some of the have chronic physical pain under the Uniform Creden- with gun laws most dedicated, patriotic in his neck and back. It’s WEBSITEENHANCEMENTS tialing Act. ear Editor, citizens in our society. We also left some of the invisible NDVA has made significant These are just a few exam- With the home invasion and murder and robbing want more of them to make scars that so many of our improvements to its website ples of the great work going on the streets in the cities thanks to Democratic, their home here in the Good brave men and women carry this year to make it easier to on across the state to make D Life. home from the battlefield. navigate. The new veterans. Nebraska the best state in the socialist, communists causing this, people in small towns better get steel doors and strong windows and This year, we’ve taken As a caregiver, Andrea gives nebraska.gov has a suite nation to retire as a veteran. protect our elders. Make Nebraska do away with any and great strides toward our goal emotional support to Joe, of employment tools in the If you have questions about all gun laws. Kansas did, and the crime has really slowed of becoming the best state in while also tirelessly search- Nebraska Veterans’ Gateway. our ongoing efforts, please down. People in other states have eight to 10 guns in the America for veterans. ing for resources to best help Interactive maps help connect email pete.ricketts@nebras- home. Veterans should not have to get permits to own him cope with the wounds he veterans with their county ka.gov or call 402-471-2244. guns. They fought for this America. No permits. VETERANSTAXRELIEF sustained in Iraq. She has veteran service offices and Together, let’s continue to Mel Shootman On August 17, 2020, I also worked as a teacher and showcase the behavioral and show our respect and ap- Grant, Nebraska signed LB 153 into law. LB is a mom to two boys. An- mental health resources avail- preciation to the men and 153 exempts 50 percent of drea’s advocacy on behalf of able across the state. NDVA women who have bravely military retirement benefit military caregivers inspired also added a live chat feature defended our freedoms. POLITICAL DIRECTORY
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16 •Noon-Rotarymeeting,PCSeniorCenter
THURSDAY, SEPT. 17 •11a.m.-PCGirlsGolf Tri-PheasantRun* •4p.m.-PCCrossCountrymeet,McCook •4:30p.m.(CT)-WallaceCrossCountrymeet,Arapahoe •5p.m.(CT)-WallaceFootballvs.Wilcox-Hildreth* •5:30p.m.-PCVolleyballTriangular,Paxton
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MONDAY, SEPT. 21 CONTRIBUTED CONTRIBUTED •7a.m.-PerkinsCountyHospitalDistrictmeeting,lower levelconferenceroomatPCHS •8:30a.m.-PerkinsCountyCommissionersmeeting,PC Wallace Fifth Lions recognized Courthouse •6p.m.-PerkinsCountySchoolBoardmeeting,high Grant Lion, Betty Thomas, received a Nebraska Lions Foundation schoolmusicroom Hascal Biggs Award from District 38-L. Steve Steward, Lexington, was Graders Plant Tree presented a Melvin Jones Fellowship from Lions Clubs International TUESDAY, SEPT. 22 Foundation. Presenting the awards was the Past District Governor •9a.m.-PCGirlsGolf meet,Ogallala Dana Weber from Scottsbluff. Thomas is the Chair of Nebraska Lions •5p.m.(CT)-WallaceVolleyballtournament,Paxton The fifth grade class of Wallace School celebrated Arbor Day after Foundation Camp Committee and has been instrumental in organiz- •7p.m.-GrantCityCountilmeeting,CityCouncilCham- not being able to do so in April. Teachers Jolene Christner and Rachel ing “Camp Roar“ a diabetes camp for youth to be held at Camp bers Hanson assisted with the planting of the American Elm at the Wal- Maranatha, Maxwell in July of 2021. Pictured are (l-r) Steve Steward, lace Ball Field. The tree was purchased by the Wallace Community Dana Weber and Betty Thomas. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 23 Lions Club. •Noon-Rotarymeeting,PCSeniorCenter
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NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE OF MEETING LEGAL NOTICE Creditors of this estate must file 5 DAY NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE PERKINS COUNTY PHILLIPS LAW OFFICE their claims with this Court on or TO REMOVE FOR PRIVATE OF PERKINS COUNTY, CITY OF GRANT COMMISSIONERS WALLACE, NEBRASKA before the 9th day of November PROPERTY NEBRASKA Notice is hereby given that a REGULAR MEETING IN THE COUNTY COURT OF 2020 or be forever barred. PROPERTY: 406 N SUMNER CASE NO. CI 20-17 meeting of the Mayor and City The Perkins County Board of PERKINS COUNTY, By:/s/Kathy Woodmancy AVENUE Ag Star Inc., a Nebraska Council of the City of Grant, Commissioners will meet in regu- NEBRASKA Perkins County Clerk Magis- CASE NO: 2020 WAL 007 Corporation, Plaintiff, Nebraska will be held at 7:00PM, lar session on Monday, September ESTATE OF KEITH E. trate In a May 7, 2020 courtesy letter, VS. on Tuesday, September 22, 2020, at 21, 2020, beginning at 8:30 a.m. in NELSON, DECEASED Joel W. Phillips you were notified of potential nui- Madam Land Co., a Ne- the Grant City Council Chambers, the District Court Room on the ESTATE NO. PR20-17 Phillips Law Office sance violations on your property braska Corporation and All which meeting will be open to the third floor of the Courthouse, 200 Notice is hereby given that on the 317 S. Schiller Ave. and were given thirty (30) days Persons Having Or Claiming attendance of the public. The Lincoln Ave., Grant, Nebraska. 2nd day of September, 2020 in the PO Box 64 to have the property cleared. On Any Interest in the Southwest agenda of such meeting which is An agenda is kept current and County Court of PERKINS County, Wallace, Nebraska 69169 June 9, 2020, following a property Quarter (SW 1/4) of Section kept continuously current, will be available for public inspection Nebraska, Martin K. Nelson, 3600 S (308) 387-4303 review, the Village Board declared Thirty (30), Township Ten (10) closed at 2:00PM on Friday preced- at Perkins County Clerk’s Office Yosemite St. Suite 650., Denver CO [email protected] the property a Nuisance by Resolu- North, Range Thirty-eight (38), ing said council meeting and is during the business hours of the 80237, was informally appointed PUBLISH: Sept. 9, 16 and 23, 2020 tion. On July 14, 2020, the Board West of the 6th P.M., in Per- available for public inspection at Courthouse and on the Perkins by the Registrar as Personal Rep- ZNEZ approved by Motion, to abate the kins County, Nebraska (“Real the office of the City Clerk. County Website. resentative of the estate. property. Estate”) designated herein as Jessie Faber Rita A. Long As per State Statute, if the owner “John Doe and/or Sally Doe, City Clerk Perkins County Clerk fails to remove the nuisance after Real names Unknown”, PUBLISH: Sept. 16, 2020 ZNEZ PUBLISH: Sept. 16, 2020 ZNEZ 5 Days’ Notice by publication and Defendants. certified mail, the Village, shall Notice is hereby given that on PUBLIC NOTICE remove the nuisance or cause it June 29, 2020, in the District Court to be removed and shall assess the of Perkins County, Nebraska, the cost thereof against the property. Plaintiff filed a Complaint in re- COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS GRANT FOR THE BUDGET YEAR – Tracy Cannon with Almquist, Petersen PUBLISH: Sept. 16, 2020 ZNEZ CITY OF GRANT, OF OCTOBER 1, 2020 THROUGH Maltzahn, Galloway & Luth sum- Roll call vote: Yeas – Bishop, gard to the above captioned matter. NEBRASKA SEPTEMBER 30, 2021; REPEAL- marized the financial status of the Brueggeman & Petersen. Nays – All Persons Having Or Appear- AUGUST 25, 2020 ING ALL OTHER CONFLICT- City and answered any questions Greenwood. Motion carried. ing To Have Any Interest in the Mayor Lisa Schmitt convened a ING ORDINANCES INCLUDING the council had on the budget. No Action and Discussion on Ap- PUBLIC NOTICE above described Real Estate must meeting of the Council of the City ORDINANCE NO 19-09-01 AND Action Taken. proving City Superintendent file their Answer with this Court of Grant, Nebraska in open and CONFLICTING SECTIONS OF Action on Proposed Tax Ask- Edward Dunn as the Delegate for and defend this matter on or before public session on August 25, 2020 ORDINANCES; AND PROVIDING ing for FY 2020-202 – A motion the City of Grant to the Nebraska NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE October 20, 2020, or the Plaintiff ill at 7:00 p.m. Notice of this meeting FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE.” was made by Bishop to keep the Cooperative Government Com- The following described prop- proceed with all remedies provided was given in advance by publica- NEW BUSINESS: tax asking for the 2020-2021 fiscal mission – A motion was made erty will be sold at public sale to to the Plaintiff by law including, tion in the Grant Tribune Sentinel, Action and Discussion on Re- year at the same rate reducing the by Brueggeman to approve City the highest bidder at the East door but not limited to, a default judge- the City’s designated method for quest for CDBG Grant #18-HO- levy to .386974 and seconded by Superintendent Edward Dunn as of the Perkins County Courthouse ment. giving notice, August 19, 2020, and 33061 Funds for Project Hous- Brueggeman. the delegate for the City of Grant to in Grant, Nebraska on October 14, Neil E. Williams Bar ID# 16764 members of the City Council and ing Rehabilitation and Housing Roll call vote: Yeas – all present. the Nebraska Cooperative Govern- 2020 at 10:00 a.m.: Lane & Williams, P.C., L.L.O. a copy of their Acknowledgment Management Draw Down #10 – A Nays – none. Motion carried. ment Commission and seconded The N ½ of Section 7, Township P.O. BOX 389 of Receipt and the Agenda are motion was made by Petersen to ap- A motion was made by Bishop to by Bishop. 9 North, Range 38 West of the 6th 117 East 2nd Street attached to these minutes. Avail- prove the request for CDBG Grant approve the tax asking for the debt Roll call vote: Yeas – Bishop, P.M., Perkins County, Nebraska; Ogallala, Neb. 69153 ability of the Agenda was commu- #18-HO-33061 funds for project service fund for the 2020-2021 fiscal Brueggeman & Petersen. Nays – The East 100 Acres of the NW ¼ 308-284-8408 nicated in the advance notice and in housing rehabilitation and hous- year at a levy amount of .0798 and Greenwood. Motion carried. and all of the NE ¼ of Section 6, Fax: 308-284-8409 the notice to the Mayor and Council ing management draw down #10 seconded by Petersen. Action on Bills and Claims Township 9 North, Range 38 West [email protected] of this meeting. All proceedings in the amount of $33,648.30 and Roll call vote: Yeas – Bishop, – AFLAC, employee benefits – of the 6th P.M., Perkins County, www.laneandwilliamspc.com hereafter shown were recorded authorize the Mayor & City Clerk Brueggeman & Petersen. Nays – 243.04; Balderston, Samaantha, Nebraska; PUBLISH: Sept. 2, 9 and 16, 2020 while said meeting was open to the to sign and seconded by Bishop. Greenwood. Motion carried. utilities refund – 148.92; Black The SE ¼ of Section 1, Township ZNEZ attendance of the public. Roll call vote: Yeas – Bishop & Action on Cemetery Boards Pro- Hills Energy, utilities – 61.90; 9 North, Range 39 West of the 6th Mayor Lisa Schmitt announced Petersen. Nays – Greenwood. Ab- posed Budget – A motion was made Blue Cross Blue Shield of NE, P.M., Perkins County, Nebraska; the posting of the Open Meetings stain – Brueggeman. by Brueggeman to accept the 2020- employee benefits – 6,735.81; BSN The E ½ of the NE ¼ of Section PUBLIC NOTICE Act and its location. Yea – Mayor Schmitt. Motion 2021 Cemetery Board’s proposed Sports Inc., sports equipment – 1, Township 9 North, Range 39 West Roll call: Present Council mem- carried. budget and seconded by Petersen. 772.47, Dutton-Lainson Company, of the 6th P.M., Perkins County, Ne- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS bers: Bishop, Brueggeman, Green- Brueggeman stated that she is Roll call vote: Yeas – all present. capital outlay – 103.39; Eakes Of- braska, subject to any and all real CALL ORDER: 700 wood, Petersen and Mayor Schmitt. abstaining due to being an officer Nays – none. Motion carried. fice Solutions, supplies – 130.94; estate taxes, special assessments, CONTRACT ID: 7183X Others present: City Superin- on the Southwest Nebraska Com- Action and Discussion on Em- Faber Signs, supplies – 70.95; Harm, easements, covenants, and other FEDERAL PROJECT NO. tendent Edward Dunn, City Clerk/ munity Betterment Corporation ployee Benefits – Health Insurance Stan S., utilities refund – 75.10; senior encumbrances and restric- STP-61-2(114) Treasurer Jessie Faber, City Attor- Board. Considerations – A motion was Hendricks, Cecil, refunds – 300.00; tions of record. LOCATION: N-61, CHASE/ ney Tawna Holmstedt, et al. Action and Discussion on Re- made by Bishop to go into execu- League of NE Municipalities, TERMS OF SALE: The sale shall PERKINS CO. LINE NORTH IN The motion was made by Bishop quest for CDBG Grant #18-HO- tive session to discuss employee dues & training – 808.00; MEAN, remain open for a period of 15 COUNTY: PERKINS and seconded by Petersen to ap- 33061 Funds for General Adminis- benefits and to include the Council transmission charge – 113,601.67; minutes unless there is active bid- The Nebraska Department of prove the agenda as presented. tration Draw Down #11 – A motion Members, Mayor and City Attor- Macqueen Equipment Group, ding. In that event, the sale shall Transportation will receive sealed Roll call vote: Yeas – all present. was made by Bishop to approve ney and seconded by Brueggeman. sweeper brooms – 2,091.72; Midwest close five minutes after the last bids in Room 104 of the Central Nays – none. Motion carried. the request for CDBG Grant #18- Roll call vote: Yeas – all present. Electric, utilities – 396.12; Nebraska bid received. The successful bid- Office Building at 1500 Hwy. 2 in A motion was made by Bruegge- HO-33061 funds for general admin- Nays – none. Motion carried. En- Public Health Environmental, lab der shall deposit with the Trustee Lincoln, until 1:30 PM on Septem- man to approve the minutes of istration draw down #11 in the tered Executive Session at 7:47 pm. & well tests – 30.00; Principal Life an amount equal to at least 10% ber 24, 2020. At that time the bids the August 11, 2020 meeting and amount of $9,000.00 and authorize Exited Executive Session at 9:30 Insurance Company, employee of the purchase price, in cash or will be opened and read. waive the reading and seconded the Mayor & City Clerk to sign and pm. benefits – 138.30; Sandhills State certified funds, at the time of the Bids will be opened and the bid by Petersen. seconded by Petersen. A motion was made by Bruegge- Bank, employee benefits – 475.00; sale, with the balance to be received totals will be read via Webex. The Roll call vote: Yeas – all present. Roll call vote: Yeas – Bishop & man to move out of executive ses- Southwest Nebraska Community by the Trustee or the attorney for Webex information will be avail- Nays – none. Motion carried. Petersen. Nays – Greenwood. Ab- sion and seconded by Bishop. Betterment Corp., grant expense – the Trustee by 5:00 P.M. on the day able on the BidX Letting webpage COMMUNICATIONS: City stain – Brueggeman. Roll call vote: Yeas – all present. 42,648.30; Wagnitz, Kayla, utilities of the sale. This requirement is a minimum of 2 days prior to Superintendent, Edward Dunn Yea – Mayor Schmitt. Motion Nays – none. Motion carried. refund – 73.83; Western Resources waived when the successful bidder the opening, and can be found by announced that the City will be carried. The Mayor stated the Council Group, contract labor – 320.00; is the beneficiary. This sale is being selecting the applicable letting participating in Pinnacle Bank’s Brueggeman stated that she is will recess for a few minutes. American Funds, retirement – made without any warranties as to from: https://www.bidx.com/ne/ Bike Ride Around Grant on August abstaining due to being an officer Recess began at 9:30 p.m. 786.52; Nebraska Department title or condition of the properties. lettings 31st as the City Park will be one of on the Southwest Nebraska Com- The Mayor reopened the meeting of Revenue, sales tax – 13,300.27; This sale is being held pursu- Plans, specifications, and ad- the locations to have your passport munity Betterment Corporation at 9:37 p.m. A motion was made United States Treasury, federal tax ant to the power of sale granted ditional letting information may stamped. Dunn also informed the Board. by Greenwood to table employee withholding – 2,968.09; Overtime in a certain Deed of Trust dated be found at the Nebraska Depart- Council that he will be attending Action and Discussion on Con- benefits until the September 8th Wages 8/1-8/15 – 856.91. Total Bills November 7, 2018 and recorded on ment of Transportation’s Web the NMPP/MEAN meetings on tract Amendment Request to Move Meeting. Motion died due to lack and Claims $187,173.25. November 7, 2018 as Instrument Site at http://dot.nebraska.gov/ September 2nd & 3rd. Dunn stated $643 From 530 Rehab Funds to 580 of second. The motion was made by Bishop No. 2018-00770 of the real estate re- business-center/business-opp/ that the City office will be closed Housing Management Funds to A motion was made by Bishop to and seconded by Petersen to ap- cords of Perkins County, Nebraska hwy-bridge-lp/. on September 7th to observe Labor Cover the Extra Expenses in In- maintain 100% employee coverage prove the Bills and Claims in the wherein Randall R. Gengenbach This project is funded under Day. Dunn also gave an update on spections as it Pertains to CDBG for employee and family health amount of $187,137.25. and Mary Jo Gengenbach, Hus- the Federal-Aid Highway Act, all the sewer line at the park and pool Grant #18-HO-33061 – A motion insurance and to remove the City Roll call vote: Yeas – Bishop & band and Wife, are Trustors. appropriate Federal requirements progress. was made by Bishop to accept the contribution to the H.S.A. and sec- Petersen. Nays – Greenwood. Yea DATED: August 27, 2020. will apply. STANDING COMMITTEE RE- contract amendment request to onded by Petersen. - Brueggeman on all bills in the Adam A. Hoesing PUBLISH: Sept. 2, 9 and 16 PORTS: move $643 from 530 Rehab Funds Roll call vote: Yeas – none. Nays amount of $144,488.95 and abstain- Attorney for Western States 2020 ZNEZ Council member, Petersen – to 580 Housing Management Funds – all present. Motion failed. ing on the amount not included for Bank, Trustee none. Council member, Bishop to cover the extra expenses in in- A motion was made by Bishop to the claims to Southwest Nebraska Simmons Olsen Law Firm, P.C., – none. Council member, Bruegge- spections as it pertains to CDBG have the City continue to pay 100% Community Betterment Corpo- L.L.O. man – gave an update on the Grant #18-HO-33061 and authorize employee and dependent health ration the amount of $42,648.30. 1502 Second Avenue Library board meeting. Council the Mayor & City Clerk to sign and insurance and effective October 1st Brueggeman stated that she is Scottsbluff, NE 69361 PUBLIC NOTICE member, Greenwood – none. seconded by Petersen. cease the City H.S.A. contribution abstaining due to being an officer (308) 632-3811 FINANCIALS – Acknowledged Roll call vote: Yeas – Bishop & and the employee pays contribu- on the Southwest Nebraska Com- PUBLISH: Sept. 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30 as received. Petersen. Nays – Greenwood. Ab- tions if any are required and sec- munity Betterment Corporation 2020 ZNEZ MINUTES FOR THE PUBLIC COMMENT – none. stain – Brueggeman. onded by Petersen. Board. Yea – Mayor Schmitt. Mo- VILLAGE OF VENANGO UNFINISHED BUSINESS: Yea – Mayor Schmitt. Motion Roll call vote: Yeas – all present. tion carried. SPECIAL BUDGET Action and Discussion on Ordi- carried. Nays – none. Motion carried. Bishop, Brueggeman, Green- Newspapers: MEETING nance No. 20-08-01 Compensation Brueggeman stated that she is Action and Discussion on FY wood, & Petersen reviewed the bills SEPTEMBER 10, 2020 of all Officers and Employees abstaining due to being an officer 2020-2021 Budget – Discussion took and claims prior to the meeting. •Nobatteries A Special Budget meeting of (2nd Reading) – City Clerk, Jessie on the Southwest Nebraska Com- place on the FY 2020-2021 Budget. A Mayor Lisa Schmitt adjourned the Village of Venango was held Faber read the second reading of munity Betterment Corporation motion was made by Brueggeman this meeting of the Grant City •Nocrashes on September 10, 2020 at the town Ordinance No. 20-08-01 “AN ORDI- Board. to approve the fiscal year 2020-2021 Council at 10:12 P.M. •Nolostfiles hall with Chairman Thomas Tines NANCE FOR THE COMPENSA- Presentation from Almquist, capital outlay budget consider- Lisa Schmitt, Mayor calling the meeting to order at 7:30 TION OF ALL OFFICERS AND Maltzahn, Galloway and Luth on ations to put the considerations Jessie Faber, City Clerk Justreliable p.m. with Thomas Tines, Dennis EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY OF 2020-2021 Budget (Tracy Cannon) into the budget and seconded by PUBLISH: Sept. 16, 2020 ZNEZ Ekdahl, Anita Perez, Christina andsolidnews Farnsworth and Troy Grothman PUBLIC NOTICE present. Two guests were in atten- dance and social distancing was in place. The Chairman announced COMMISSIONER Highway/Weed Superintendent, tion Center, $1,550.00; The Lincoln prises Inc, $35.00; MSC Industrial by Commissioner Hagan, roll call that a quorum was present and PROCEEDINGS Extension, Custodian, Sheriff, National Life Ins. Co, $1,275.06; Supply Co, $388.23; Murphy Tractor vote, 3 ayes, motion carried. the meeting could proceed with the SEPTEMBER 8, 2020 Emergency Management, County Microfilm Imaging Systems, Inc, & Equipment Co, $52,025.00; NPPD, The Board heard reports from, business before it. GRANT, NEBRASKA Court, Commissioners, Real Prop- $75.00; Mid-American Benefits, Inc, $363.07; NE Child Support Payment Highway/Noxious Weed Super- Notice of the meeting was posted The regular meeting of the Board erty, Clerk, Clerk of District Court, $217.00; Midland Funding, LLC, Center, $216.50; NMC Exchange intendent Mike Dolezal, Sheriff at the town hall, community bul- of Commissioners of Perkins Attorney, Law Library, Zoning Ad- $275.07; MIPS Inc, $2,122.61; NE LLC, $4,419.90; Perkins Co. Health Jim Brueggeman, Clerk Rita letin board and post office. The County, Nebraska, was held at 8:30 ministrator, Road District 3, Road Dept of Revenue, Prop Assessment Services, $268.00; Perkins Co. Trea- Long, and Zoning Administrator/ agenda was posted at the town hall a.m. in the County Courthouse in District 2, Road District 1, Transfer Div., $180.00; Nebraska Health and surer, $2,000.00; Pinnacle Bank, Transfer Ambulance Bob Tatum. with copies available upon request. Grant, Nebraska. Ambulance, Fair Board and Public Human Services, $93.00; Nebraska. $8,180.32; Pinnacle Bank - Grant, The Clerk’s and Public Transit The Open Meetings Act was made Present: Commissioners Sid Col- Transit. Commissioner Tucker Gov, $12.00; Office Service, Inc, $4,282.05; Powerplan, $94.44; Ross monthly fee reports were submit- available. son, Leon Ron Hagan, Steve Tucker, seconded the motion, roll call vote, $742.77; Perkins Co. Court, $75.00; Family Auto Parts, Inc, $474.80; ted. Discussion was opened to the County Attorney Richard Roberts, 3 ayes, motion carried. Perkins Co. Sheriff, $8.50; Perkins Sandhills State Bank, $200.00; Sapp 10:00 a.m. Chairman Colson public on the proposed budget for and Clerk Rita Long. COUNTY EMPLOYEES SALA- County Chamber, $1,000.00; Per- Brothers Petroleum, $3,003.75; opened the Budget Hearing the Village of Venango for October Chairman Colson called the RIES: $81,715.00 kins County District Court, $36.00; Waste Connections, Inc, $115.00. 10:15 a.m. Public Hearing is 1, 2020 through September 30, 2021 meeting to order at 8:30 a.m. It GENERAL: Adams Bank & Perkins County Sheriff ’s Trust, FAIR: Country Supply, $94.01; Closed as prepared by Brenda Styskal was announced that notice of this Trust - Grant, $1,325.00; Amazon $15.00; Pinnacle Bank, $18,705.87; Grant Tribune-Johnson Publica- 10:15 a.m. Chairman Colson of Skiles, Loop, Bremer & White meeting had been published in the Capital Services, $488.82; Ameri- Pinnacle Bank - Grant, $3,343.48; tion, $7.50; Hatch’s Super Foods, opened the Final Tax Request CPAs PC. Grant Tribune-Sentinel on August tas, Retirement Plans Division, Ramada Inn of Kearney, $156.00; Inc, $98.56; Hometown Family Ra- Hearing Ekdahl made a motion to hire 26, 2020. Chairman announced $10,820.36; Clyde Barry, $19.00; Region Ii Services, $5,732.00; Relx dio NP, $10.50; In & Out, Inc, $21.35; 10:30 a.m. Public Hearing is Skiles, Loop, Bremer & White the location of the Open Meetings CDW Government, Inc, $1,365.25; Inc.dba Lexisnexis, $219.00; Ride Julie Jacobson, $130.50; Leibbrandt Closed CPAs PC to prepare and submit the Act Poster in the Commissioner’s Century Link, $76.73; City of Rite Garage, $418.51; Richard Rob- Lumber, Inc , $493.94; Potts Electric, Commissioner Hagan moved to October 1, 2020 through September Room. Commissioner Hagan made Grant, $1,840.93; Consolidated erts, $5.50; Ross Family Auto Parts, LLC, $650.00. adopt Resolution 2020-23 to adopt 30, 2021 Budget for the Village of the motion to approve the minutes Management Company, $46.53; Inc, $154.07; Sandhills State Bank, PUBLIC TRANSIT: Ameritas, the 2020-2021 budget. Commis- Venango. Grothman seconded. of August 17, 2020, meeting as Country Supply, $218.83; Culligan $550.00; Secretary of State, $40.00; Retirement Plans Division, $109.96; sioner Tucker seconded, roll call Polled-all yeas; motion carried. published in the Grant Tribune- Water Conditioning, $65.00; Custer Silver State Consulting Group City of Grant, $18.80; Rhonda Hutt, vote, 3 ayes, Resolution adopted. Grothman made a motion to Sentinel. Commissioner Tucker County Court, $2.50; CVSOAN, LLC, $125.00; US Bank, $38.62; UNL $8.55; In & Out, Inc, $332.13; Kristy Commissioner Tucker moved increase the total restricted funds seconded, roll call vote, 3 ayes, $60.00; DAS State Accounting-Cen- Extension Perkins County, $45.15; Jaques, $90.20; Perkins Co. Senior to adopt Resolution 2020-24 to set authority by an additional 1%. motion carried. The agenda was tral Finance, $512.00; Datashield, Verizon Wireless, $685.80; West Center, $626.00; Pinnacle Bank, the property tax for 2020-2021, Perez seconded. Polled-all yeas; reviewed. Motion was made by $78.00; Deaver Computer Service, Central Research & Ext Center, $420.17; Deanna Schulze, $5.34; US Commissioner Hagan seconded, motion carried. Commissioner Tucker to approve LLC, $24.99; Dept Correctional $55.00; Wolf Auto Center Ogallala, Bank, $236.74. roll call vote, 3 ayes, Resolution Farnsworth made a motion to the continuing agenda, seconded Services, $2,654.84; Dickinson $147.67; Zee Medical Service Co., INHERITANCE: JEO Consult- adopted. approve the 2020/2021 budget as by Commissioner Hagan, roll call Land Surveyors, Inc, $179.50; Eakes $49.25. ing Group Inc, $3,538.54. The next regular meeting will proposed. Grothman seconded. vote, 3 ayes, motion carried. Office Plus, $452.61; Election Sys- ROADS: Adams Bank & Trust, E-911 SERVICES: Elsie Commu- be held on Monday, September Polled-all yeas; motion carried. Correspondence was read tems & Software, Inc, $122.31; Law $8,686.60; Ameritas, Retirement nications, Inc, $191.37; Great Plains 21, 2020, at the Perkins County Grothman made a motion to 8:40 a.m. Opened Public Forum Office of Steven E Elmshaeuser, Plans Division, $2,079.76; Dr. Clif- Communication, $89.11. Courthouse in Grant, Nebraska. adjourn the Budget Meeting at 7:45 and closed at 9:30 a.m. $1,980.00; Gene Steffy Chrysler Jeep ford Colglazier, $100.00; Sid Colson, TRANSFER AMBULANCE: 10:41 a.m. Commissioner Hagan p.m. Ekdahl seconded. Polled-all 9:20 a.m. Neil Hilton was present Dodge, $500.00; Grant Tribune- $200.68; Consolidated Telcom, Inc, Ameritas, Retirement Plans Divi- made the motion to adjourn the yeas; motion carried. to give an update on COVID-19 cases Johnson Publication, $176.18; City $113.66; Country Supply, $18.48; sion, $27.64; Pinnacle Bank, $108.34; meeting, seconded by Commis- Respectfully Submitted, at Perkins County Health Services. of Grant, $2,376.80; Great Plains Great Plains Communication, Rocky Mountain Air Solutions, sioner Tucker, roll call vote, 3 ayes, Suzan Hatteberg, bookkeeper Unfinished Business: Communication, $1,241.81; Hatch’s $215.22; Handy Hitch Manufactur- $97.84. motion carried. PUBLISH: Sept. 16, 2020 ZNEZ The 2020-2021 budget hearing will Super Foods, Inc, $56.07; Home- ing Inc, $114.55; Hatch’s Super Claims submitted to the County Meeting adjourned. be heard at 10:00 a.m. this morning. town Leasing, $138.38; Ideal Linen, Foods, Inc, $14.30; Matthew A. Board were reviewed. A motion Rita A. Long New Business: $340.32; JEO Consulting Group Inc, Holtz, $250.00; Imperial NAPA, was made by Commissioner Tucker County Clerk Commissioner Hagan moved to $1,179.51; Kent’s Towing, $240.00; $367.97; In & Out, Inc, $153.66; to approve the claims, except the PUBLISH: Sept. 16, 2020 accept and approve the Inventories Charles Kuskie, $16.00; Stephanie Leibbrandt Lumber, Inc , $2,136.10; Titan claim for $502.98 in Road Dis- ZNEZ from the following offices: Trea- Larson, $56.58; Leibbrandt Lumber, Madrid Blacksmith Shop, LLC, trict 1. This will be tabled until the surer, Assessor, Veterans Service, Inc , $36.93; Lincoln County Deten- $40.15; MCI, $28.92; Medical Enter- September 21st meeting. Seconded 7 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, 2020 GRANT TRIBUNE SENTINEL
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MINUTES FROM VILLAGE the board. Motion made by Cook tions-$1,495.00 ,trash services; at next months meeting. annual certification of program medical OF ELSIE REGULAR to accept August 13th meeting NPPD-$1303.71, Village utilities; Discussion on TIF Member compliance to the Nebraska Board MEETING minutes. Condon Seconded. Roll Hi Line Co-op-$31.57, Village Renewal. Will talk to CJ Poltack of Public Roads Classifications and SEPTEMBER 10TH, 2020 Call: Yes:3 Hutcheson, Cook and Propane/ Fuel; Elsie Communica- from West Central Nebraska De- Standards. Condon Seconded. Roll marijuana The Board of Trustees of the Vil- Condon. No:0. tions Inc.-$342.29,Village Services; velopment District on what needs Call: Yes:3 Hutcheson, Cook, and lage of Elsie met in regular session Report from Village Clerk. 2 Nebraska Public Health Environ- to be done. Condon No:0. Resolution R-20-9-10 on September 10th, 2020 people Delinquent on their water mental Lab-$326.00,water testing; Discussion on Metal at Volleyball is adopted. does not at the Elsie Legion Hall. Board bills was addressed to the board Johnson Publication Inc-$57.80, Courts. Board approved for Wade Discussion on Public Water Sys- Chairman Justin Hutcheson called members. Newspaper publication; Village to remove metal sticking up out of tem Security Grant Application. the meeting to order at 7:35pm. Report from Utilities Superin- of Paxton-$73.41,Mileage/hours; the ground at city park where vol- Board members agreed to do away In decisions issued Sept. 10, Board members present were tendent. Will be reading water Quickbooks -$8.44,village office leyball courts use to be. He said is with the grant. the Nebraska Supreme Court Justin Hutcheson, Lynn Cook, and meters this coming Tuesday. Will use; Larry Biesecker-$100.00,push in the way when he mows. Discussion on Septic Tanks. Will ordered that three gambling Amanda Condon. Roll Call: Yes:3 be in town on Friday to mow. Will up at dump; J Bar J Landfill- Discussion on Purchase of mark septic tanks that are a prob- initiatives be placed on the Hutcheson, Cook, and Condon. Mo- be turning valves been a year since $61.65,Rolloff dumpster; Eastern Water Meters. Motion made by lem in town. For example, behind November general election tion made by Cook to Excuse Doug last done. Will get pot ash for streets Sky Inc-$55.00,trailer tire repair. Hutcheson to allow allotment of Post Office, Sandhills State Bank, ballot, and that a medical can- Curtis because he is an essential as needed. Discussion on Budget Hearing. $6000.00 for water meters. And put Elsie Communications, and the nabis initiative be withheld worker, and Vic Perez for death in Treasurer Report and Bills & Motion made by Hutcheson to on agenda for next months meeting. Legion Hall. family. Hutcheson Seconded. Roll Claims were presented and re- approve the 2020/2021 budget as Condon Seconded. Roll Call: Yes:3 Discussion on New Flags. Will from the ballot. Call: Yes:3 Hutcheson, Cook, and viewed by the board. Motion made proposed. Cook Seconded. Roll Hutcheson, Cook, and Condon No:0. get in contact with our supplier and According to statute, the Condon. Visitors included Wade by Hutcheson to accept treasure re- Call: Yes: 3 Hutcheson, Cook, and Discussion on Purchase or get prices on flags. Put on agenda statewide ballot for the Nov. Turner. Also present was Raquel port and bills & claims. Condon Sec- Condon No:0. Repair of Tractor Tires. Table for next months meeting. 3 General Election must be Foos. Notice of meeting and agenda onded. Roll Call: Yes:3 Hutcheson, Discussion on Signage. Wade tell next months meeting for new Standing Committee Reports. certified no later than Friday, was posted at the Village Office, Cook, and Condon No:0. will look around town to see if any budget year. Water nothing. Parks he was not September 11. Post Office, Sandhills State Bank, Bills as presented are: Justin signs need repaired. Will put on Discussion on Municipal Annual here. Streets he was not here. Sewer Secretary of State Bob and Hi Line Co-op Convenience Hutcheson-$155.00, board atten- agenda for next months meeting. Certification of Program Compli- and Dump nothing. Evnen announced the certi- Store. dance pay; Victor Perez-$50.00, Discussion on Building Permits. ance. Hutcheson introduced Resolu- No further business to discuss. fied ballot will contain three No Public Forum. No Petitions board attendance pay; Lynn Cook- The Village clerk will get a building tion R-20-9-10 and move for its adop- Hutcheson adjourned the meeting and Communications. $50.00,board attendance pay; permit form from village of Paxton tion. A resolution State of Nebraska at 9:43 P.M. gambling initiatives and will Review and Action of Prior Amanda Condon-$50.00, board and revise it for village of Elsie. Statutes, section 39-2115, 39-2119, Raquel Foos, Village Clerk not contain the medical can- meeting minutes reviewed by attendance pay; Waste Connec- Then share with board members 39-2120, 39-2121, 39-2520 requires an PUBLISH: Sept. 16, 2020 ZNEZ nabis initiative, in accordance with the Supreme Court’s decisions. PUBLIC NOTICE Evnen said, “The Secretary of State is required by statute VILLAGE OF WALLACE 349.35; Johnson Publications 60.30; cording meeting. Discussion use recycling and baler you will to issue determinations as to BOARD OF TRUSTEES League of Nebraska Municipali- •Opentoguestsforquestionsand •ClosePublicHearing7:26pm be contacted by Sheriff ’s office and whether initiative petitions MINUTES OF MEETING ties 397.00; Macs Superfoods 13.58; comments: None •MotionbyGiertoadoptResolu- receive a ticket with fine. are legally sufficient. I did my SEPTEMBER 8, 2020 Mary May 35.00; Midwest Electric • Past due water bill/shut off tion 21-03 Tax Levy for 2020-2021, • Put in school newsletter that best to make those determi- Present: Andrews, Wickizer, 2524.69; Nebraska Bureau of directed clerk to send letter. second by Andrews. Motion passed Village always looking for ideas to nations on a timely basis in Hager, VanBoening, Gier Animal Industry 175.00; Nebraska 5-0. improve Wallace. • Law Enforcement reported 14 accordance with law. Today Absent: Department of Revenue 550.69; hours patrol for August. • Recording device shut off at • Motion by Gier to approve Also, Present: Tonya Anders, Nebraska Salt & Grain 11,969.10; •Noticeof BudgetHearingwas 7:28pm due to being full. Resolution 20-28 Authorization for the Supreme Court issued its Amy Sauer, Susan Maline, Chief Newman Signs 85.95; Olson’s Pest published in the North Platte Tele- •WCNDD:MotiontoRescindby Chair to sign Municipal Annual decisions concerning these Deputy Kramer, Royce Kennicutt Technicians 95.00; Schaben Sani- graph and posted at three locations Resolution 20-24(2020 WAL-014), Certification of Program Compli- petitions. The meeting of the Wallace Vil- tation 4946.11; Schroeder & Schro- in Village. 20-25(2020 WAL 005), 20-26(2020 ance, second by Wickizer. Motion Evnen added, “I note that lage Board of Trustees was called eder 537.50; Telegraph 309.98; Top- •OpenPublicHearingat7:10pm WAL 006) and 20-27(2020WAL 021), passed 5-0. the Court split 4 to 3 in order- to order at 7:00 p.m. September 8, kote 30,000.16; Uline 225.52. Payroll •Commentson2020-2021Budget second by Wickizer. Motion passed •WorkwithHolm’sWellDrilling ing the placement of the 2020 by Chairperson Andrews at 5017.65; EFTPS 1014.74. Debit Card •ClosedPublicHearing7:22pm 5-0. Motion to Abate 2020 WAL 001, to get all meters up and running. gambling initiatives on the the Town Hall. The agenda was transactions: US Post Office 85.50; •MotionbyGiertoadoptReso- 2020 WAL 018, 2020 WAL 020 by •Giervolunteeredtobebackup ballot. I appreciate the Court’s approved by unanimous consent. Amazon 70.98; marriagemind 17.98; lution 21-01 to increase total Hager, second by Wickizer. Motion for Meter Reader. consideration of my positions Minutes of August 11, 2020 meet- 1st State Bank 8.00; Intuit 710.70. A restricted funds authority by an ad- passed 5-0. 5 Day Notice going to • Planning Applications: David ings were approved by unanimous reminder was made by Chairper- ditional 1 over 2019-2020 restricted 2020 WAL 007. Discussion held on Smith Motion by Gier to approve, on these matters.” vote. The Budget/Financial report son Andrews of the Public Open funds, second by Andrews. Motion 2020 WAL 008 and 2015 WAL 004. second by Hager. Motion passed 5-0. Supporters and opponents was placed on file. Meetings Law posted on the east passed 5-0. • Dumpsters are gone till next •Extraarmorcoatrockwillbe presented arguments before Claims were approved as listed. wall of Town Hall. •MotionbyWickizertoapprove Spring. used around town where needed. the Nebraska Supreme court Claims: In other business: Resolution 21-02 to adopt 2020-2021 •MotionbyGiertohaveattorney Next Meeting Date: October last week over three sets of American Agricultural Lab • Chairman Andrews asked if Budget as proposed, second by draw up contract for outside of 13, 2020 ballot initiatives, involving 19.50; CNH Industrial 8463.38; Con- anyone was recording meeting. Hager. Motion passed 5-0. Town residents to use recycling and Adjournment at 9:01 pm gambling, medical cannabis solidated Telco, Inc. 418.53; Green- No one was. • Open Public Hearing on Tax baler for $150.00 per year, second by PUBLISH: Sept. 16, 2020 ZNEZ and payday lending. Turf Lawn Care 932.25; Hi Line • Chairman Andrews informed Levy for 2020-2021 Village Budget VanBoening. Motion passed 5-0. If Coop 203.39; Holm’s Well Drilling everyone that the Village was re- at 7:23pm you don’t have contract and still After careful review in August, Evnen announced PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE that he would withhold all three gambling initiatives and place the medical cannabis on MINUTES FOR THE Checking Account opening bal- Public forum at 8:30 pm with 5 the ballot unless the Supreme 2020 Perkins County VILLAGE OF VENANGO ance $84,891.21; 9 credits $74,199.68; guests. Court ordered otherwise. SEPTEMBER 8, 2020 35 Debits $74,837.87 with an August Current mail was read. In his written determina- Permissive Exempt Property List A regular meeting of the Village 31, 2020 balance of $84,253.02. CRA/ Grothman made a motion to pay of Venango was held on Septem- TIF opening balance of $242,777.85; bills as presented, Farnsworth tions about the gambling and Educational Organizations medical cannabis initiatives, Perkins County Historical Society Lots 7-10 Block 10 Original Town Grant ber 8, 2020 at the town hall with zero credits; zero debits with an Au- seconded. Polled-all yeas; motion University of Nebraska Foundation All 7-10-38 Chairman Thomas Tines calling gust 31, 2020 balance of $242,777.85. carried. BILLS: American Agri- Evnen wrote, “The Constitu- tional right to bring forward Religious Organizations the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Keno Account opening balance of cultural Lab, $22.00; Black Hills Elsie United Methodist Church Lot 4 West Addition Elsie Thomas Tines, Troy Grothman, $34,482.78; one credit $3,937.40; one Energy, $100.79; Country Supply, initiative petitions for a vote Elsie United Methodist Church Lots 13 & 14 of Block 6 Elsie Dennis Ekdahl, Christina Farn- debit $2,700.00 with an August 31, $27.77; EFTPS, $211.63; Great of the people is fundamental Evangelical Free Church of God Lots 1 & 2 FNB Replat of Lot 4 Blk 1 sworth and 5 guests were present. 2020 balance of $35,720.18. Groth- Plains, $157.93; Hatch’s, $11.38; to our state governance and is Uehlings Sub. Grant Anita Perez was absent. Social man made a motion to accept the Jack Stevens, $646.45; Jack Stevens to be zealously protected.” First Congregational United Church-Grant Lots 7-9 and S1/2 Lot 10 Block 14 distancing practices were in place. treasurer’s report, Farnsworth $2,216.67; Johnson Publication, The initiative process Original Town Grant It was announced that a quorum seconded. Polled-all yeas; motion $43.94; NE Dept of Revenue, $25.00; Golden Plains Church of God in Christ Tract in NW4 NW4 13-10-38 & Pt SW4 was present and the meeting could carried. NPPD, $1,282.10; One Call, $1.54; protects the right of Nebraska SW4 12-10-38 proceed with the business before it. Brenda Styskal of Skiles, Loop, Printer, Paper & More, $48.99; Su- voters to change their state Golden Plains Church of God in Christ Pt NE 1/4 14-10-38 & Pt SE 1/4 11-10-38 constitution and statutes. Grant United Methodist Church Lot 10 Stephenson’s Addition Grant Notice of the meeting was posted Bremer & White CPAs P.C. dis- zan Hatteberg, $249.61 and Waste Grant United Methodist Church Lots 1-6 Block 2 Deen’s 2nd Addition Grant at the town hall, community bul- cussed the proposed budget for Connections, $1,802.12. Madrid United Methodist Church Lots 7-9 & S1/2 Lot 10 Block 8 letin board and post office. The October 1, 2020 through September Farnsworth made a motion to BALLOT CERTIFIED East Addition Madrid agenda was posted at the town hall 30, 2021. adjourn at 9:30 pm, Grothman Evnen officially certified Mother of Sorrows Church Lots 8-12 Block 5 Original Town Grant with copies available upon request. Reports were given on utilities, seconded. Polled-all yeas; motion the final list of candidates Mother of Sorrows Church Tract in SE4 11-10-39 Tax Lot 27 Grant The Open Meetings Act was made water, sewer, trash, and streets. carried. for offices and ballot mea- New Life Fellowship Church Lot 2 New Life Fellowship Replat, Grant available. Discussion on the Satery prop- The next regular meeting will be Resurrection of Our Lord Catholic Church Lots 5&6 Block 5 Original Town Elsie sures on Sept. 11. St Paul Lutheran Church Lots 7-12 Block 18 Original Town Venango Ekdahl made a motion to ac- erties. October 13, 2020 at 7:30 pm in the cept the minutes of the August 11, Discussion on Municipal An- town hall meeting room. “My office has finalized Trinity Lutheran Church Tract in SE 4 34-12-39 the certification of candi- Venango Community Church Lots 4&5 Block 9 Original Town Venango 2020 Regular meeting, Grothman nual Certification. Tabled to next Respectfully Submitted, Venango Community Church Lots 1-12 Block 10 Original Town Venango seconded. Polled-all yeas; motion meeting. Suzan Hatteberg, bookkeeper dates and ballot measures Zion Lutheran Church All Block 3 Original Town Grant carried. Annual billing will be sent out to PUBLISH: Sept. 16, 2020 ZNEZ that file with the State of Charitable Organizations Ekdahl gave the treasurer report: Ag Water Users. Nebraska.” Evnen said, American Legion Post 271 Lots 5 Block 1 East Addition Madrid “This certification is a American Legion Post 270 Lots 9-13 Block 6 Original Town Venango vital part of the process Perkins County Senior Services Part Lots 6-8 & all Lots 9&10 Block 21 Original Town Grant and ensures that candidate Cemetery Organizations TAKE CARE OF Medical marijuana advocates will names and party affilia- Elsie Cemetery Assoc. Part of NE1/4 W1/2 SE1/4 12-10-36 tions are listed correctly.” Fairview Cemetery Assoc. of Grant Part of NW1/4 14-10-39 OUR EARTH: Madrid Cemetery Assoc. Part of SE1/4 SW1/4 NE1/4 16-10-37 The 2020 general election Venango Cemetery Assoc. Part of NW1/4 NE1/4 20-9-41 RECYCLE continue their efforts ballot will also allow vot- Trustees of the First Baptist Church Part of the NW1/4 NW1/4 20-11-35 Members of the Nebraska Members of Nebraskans for ers to vote on four Initia- PUBLISH: Sept. 16, 2020 ZNEZ Supreme Court ruled 5-2 last Medical Marijuana also plan tives Measures proposed week to remove the medical on partnering with other advo- by petition and two Consti- PUBLIC NOTICE marijuana constitutional cacy organizations. tutional Amendments pro- initiative from the ballot The goal will be to inform posed by the Legislature. By random drawing, the NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION After the ruling, advocates Nebraskans on candidates Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the 3rd day of November, 2020, at the polling places in the election precincts of for medical marijuana an- and elected officials’ stances Initiative Measures will be Perkins County, Nebraska, an election will be held. The polls will open at 7:00 a.m. MT and close at 7:00 p.m. MT. The following nounced plans to look into the on medical cannabis legaliza- numbered as follows: candidates and issues will appear on the ballots. If amendments and referendums will be voted upon, the Secretary •InitiativeMeasure428- of State will publish a true copy of the title and text of any amendments or referendums once each a week for three creation of a new ballot com- tion, including a candidate and consecutive weeks preceding the election. This Notice is published pursuant to Nebraska Statute 32-802. mittee and petition to legalize elected official scorecard. Payday Lending; medical cannabis in 2022. State Senator Anna Wishart, •InitiativeMeasure429 s/ Rita A. Long - Perkins County Clerk - Games of Chance Consti- PRESIDENTIAL TICKET NONPARTISAN TICKET CITY TICKET “With their ruling, the Court leader of the medical marijua- President and Vice President of the Mid-Plains Community College Grant City Council has made less clear an already na ballot campaign and spon- tutional Amendment; United States District #2 Vote for up to TWO, 4 Yr. confusing single subject legal sor of previously introduced •InitiativeMeasure430 Vote for ONE, 4 yr. Vote for ONE, 4 Yr. Matthew (Matt) Greenwood - Games of Chance Regula- Donald J. Trump - Republican JoEtta Brown Kimberly Bishop standard. We are left with medical marijuana legislation, and Michael R. Pence Mid-Plains Community College Samuel Sims the conclusion that if you do encouraged supporters to tory; Joseph R. Biden - Democrat At Large VILLAGE TICKET propose an initiative, it must remain engaged. •InitiativeMeasure431- and Kamala D. Harris Vote for ONE, 4 Yr. Elsie Village Board of Trustees Games of Chance Tax. Jo Jorgensen - Libertarian Ted A. Klug Jr. Vote for up to THREE, 4 Yr. be simple and broad and have “If anyone thinks we are and Jeremy Cohen Upper Republican Derrick J. Warner no limitations, even if they are going to pack our bags and go “In accordance with the UNITED STATES SENATORIAL TICKET Vote for ONE, 4 Yr. Tami Cook natural and necessary to the home, they’re wrong and don’t placement of the initia- United States Senator Thomas L. Schroder Julie Robertson tive measure on the ballot, Vote for ONE, 6 Year. Term SCHOOL TICKET Victor M Perez single subject,” said Sena- understand why we fight so Ben Sasse -Republican Perkins County Schools Madrid Village Board of Trustees tor Adam Morfeld, Co-Chair hard to legalize medical can- my office will be host- Chris Janicek - Democrat Board Member SD 68-0020 Vote for up to THREE, 4 Yr. of Nebraskans for Medical nabis,” Wishart said. “We will ing a hearing in each of Gene Siadek - Libertarian Vote for up to THREE, 4 Yr. George R. Adams the three congressional CONGRESSIONAL TICKET Jayson Bishop Kristy B. Ogg Marijuana. not rest until Nebraska enacts Representative in Congress Larry Pankonin Tony Ross He said they will take this all a compassionate medical can- districts as required by District 3 Holly Cornelius - By Petition Venango Village Board of Trustees into account when looking into nabis law that provides relief law,” Evnen stated. “These Vote for ONE - 2 Year Term Janet A. Lagler - By Petition Vote for up to TWO, 4 Yr. hearings will allow Ne- Adrian Smith - Republican Valerie Foster - By Petition Tom Tines drafting new language, for the to the people who desperately Mark Elworth Jr. - Democrat Wallace Schools QUESTIONS 2022 ballot. need it,” she added. braska voters to have their Dustin C. Hobbs - Libertarian Board Member #65 Madrid Cemetery District questions addressed.” COUNTY TICKET Vote for up to THREE, 4 Yr. Shall the Madrid Cemetery District be County Commissioner Gavin W. McClintock allowed to levy a property tax not to exceed Informational pamphlets District 1 Ogallala Schools 2 cents per one hundred dollars of taxable will be created and distrib- Vote for One, 4 Yr. Board Member SD # 1 valuation in excess of the limits prescribed uted for each Initiative. In Sid Colson - Republican Vote for up to THREE, 4 Yr. by law including the fiscal year 2025-2026 for Perkins County Sheriff’s Office JUDICIAL RETENTION Amanda Christensen the purposes of general operations; addition, pamphlets will be Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court Jim Ayres equipment acquistions; and building 200 Lincoln Avenue; PO Box 607 available in county elec- 6 Year Term South Platte Schools construction. Grant, Nebraska 69140 tion offices and the office Shall Judge Thomas E. Stine be Board Member SD # 25-0095 Election of County Surveyor of Secretary of State by retained in office? Vote for up to THREE, 4 Yr. Shall the position of county surveyor be an Shall Judge Dirk V. Block be Darrel Armstrong appointed position and not an elected office? the end of September. retained in office? Paticia Welsh For election of county surveyor To Report an Emergency Dial 911 County election commis- Judge of the District Court-District 11 Amy Stanley Against election of county surveyor 6 Year Term Paxton Schools A vote for the election of county surveyor will sioners can begin send- Shall Judge Richard A. Birch be Board Member SD #6 require the county surveyor to be an elected ing early ballots starting retained in office? Vote for up to THREE, 4 Yr. official to be elected by a vote of the people To Report a Non-Emergency Dial (308) 352-7500 September 28. Judge of the County Court-District 11 Mitch Mitchell every four years during state wide election. 6 Year Term Leah Fote A vote against the election of county Information about the Shall Judge Edward D. Steenburg be Jeremy Spurgin surveyor will retain the postion of county Initiatives, as well as a retained in office? Brittany S. Hardin surveyor as an appointed position contracted To Contact the Administrative Office, list of statewide candi- Shall Judge Kent D. Turnbull be Hayes Center Schools by the county Board of Commissioners. retained in office? Board Member SD #79 Dial (308) 352-7501 dates can be found on the Vote for up to THREE, 4 Yr. WRITE-IN LINES WILL BE PROVIDED Secretary of State website. Toby Cox WHERE STATUTES ALLOW Monday-Friday / 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 pm. https://sos.nebraska.gov/ Marian Richards Jeremy Loomis NOT ALL ISSUES APPEAR ON ALL BALLOTS *Excludes Holidays PUBLISH: Sept. 16, 2020 ZNEZ Sports 8 GRANT TRIBUNE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, 2020 PC Volleyball serves up a week of wins Pouk earns fourth at CC BY ERIN GIBBENS BY ERIN GIBBENS the girls weren’t syncing all GRANT TRIBUNE-SENTINEL GRANT TRIBUNE-SENTINEL that well. “I told them that we just Three runners set per- The Lady Plainsmen faced needed to settle in and play sonal records and one student, three volleyball teams over ball,” Cole said. The girls Colton Pouk, earned a medal the last week and was victori- listened and picked up their the Chase County Invite on ous over each of them. game midway through the Thursday, Sept. 10. first set. Though there were initially WALLACE TRIANGULAR Sometimes the adrenaline concerns about the weather The girls first traveled flow, alone with the nerves, after an exceptionally cool to Wallace for a triangular are hard to overcome right week, coach Seth Burge said it against Wallace and Hitch- away, she said, but once they turned out to be a beautiful day cock County on Tuesday, Sept. settle in and just react they to run. He said it was cool and 8. do well. comfortable. 18 teams com- They faced Hitchcock Cole also commended the peted at Chase County, with 120 County first and came out Lady Plainsmen for their runners in the boys race and 75 strong with a 25-20 win in the ability to make adjustments in the girls race. Five runners first set. The Falcons then throughout the game on from Perkins County compet- won a close game 26-24, which defense. ed, which is one more student Perkins County returned in “I can see the wisdom of than last week. Junior Kiara the final set to win 2-1. the game on the court this Schulze ran her first race of The Lady Plainsmen again year!” she said. “Seeing the the season last Thursday. started strong, this time girls continuously persevere Pouk, Brient Wood and defeating Wallace 25-13 in the and battle for a win is so Keegan Sims ran for the boys first set. Wallace’s Wildcats much fun!” team again on Thursday. Pouk stepped up and won the sec- earned 4th place with a time of ond set 25-18. Perkins County NEXT ACTION 17:54, a personal record. RUSS PANKONIN | JOHNSON PUBLICATIONS came back to win the third set Perkins County’s volleyball Wood also set a personal Sophomore Brient Wood turned 25-13, giving them another 2-1 team has five more games left record with a time of 20:47, in a personal best at the Chase victory for the evening. this week, and Cole said the placing him in 51st. Sims County meet. This successful night of team is anxious to get to it. placed 107th with a time of games made Perkins County’s On Thursday, Sept. 17 at 26:20, which is down by nearly record 5-2. 5:30 p.m., the Lady Plainsmen two minutes from the North very hilly, and on top of that it will head to Paxton for a tri- Platte meet. is usually a warm meet. There ARTHUR COUNTY angular against Paxton and Meredith Gloy and Schulze will be several big schools at the Monday, Sept. 14, the Lady South Platte, who the girls were the runners for the girls race, also. Plainsmen played against Ar- have already played against team. Gloy achieved a personal To train, the team has been thur County in a home game, this year. TANDY OVERSTREET record with a time of 23:46, running on the big hills of Per- the first of six games for the Paxton currently is 6-2 after earning her 23rd place. Schulze kins County. The practices were girls this week. a win and a loss on Sept. 10 Senior Rylee Huff gets ready to set the ball during the home game finished her first race of the intense, according to Burge, but Perkins County played an against Minatare and Garden against the Arthur County Wolves Monday. year in 67th, with a time of the runners are taking it well undefeated game against County. 30:06. so far. Arthur County, winning each South Platte won in their last Bridgeport for the Bridgeport on Saturday will be against Burge is unsure if any new set 25-18, 25-19 and 27-25. This game against Perkins County, Tourney. Teams in atten- Bayard. They will then NEXT ACTION runners will be participating win made the girls’ record and have remained undefeated dance will be Bayard, Leyton, play against Leyton, and Perkins County’s cross coun- in their next meet. He said he 6-2. so far this season, 8-0. and Bridgeport. The tourney they will finish off the eve- try team will travel to McCook hopes more will be able to run, Coach Monica Cole said at Saturday, Sept. 19, Perkins begins at 9 a.m. ning with a game against on Thursday, Sept. 17. Races but he wants to see the kids the beginning of the first set, County’s team will travel to Perkins County’s first game Bridgeport. will begin at 4 p.m. healthy and prepared before Burge said the course is they race in a meet. DCS speed too much Wallace fall sports continue for Plainsmen
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Going into Friday’s game, Head football coach Tanner Collins knew his Plainsmen would have to contend with Dundy County Stratton’s team speed. What he didn’t expect was his team making the kind of mistakes he hasn’t seen this season so far, like seven turnovers. Frankly, they weren’t mentally prepared for this NORA JAMESON caliber of a team, he said Senior Ethan Bowlin runs through the gap created by #22 Hadley this week after falling to the Sayer’s block. Wallace improved to 2-1 in six-man action with50-26 DCS Tigers 68-22. win over Minatare Friday. He said DCS showed them- selves to be a “pretty good football team.” They have speed, talent and play physical. They overwhelmed the Plainsmen, scoring on every possession of the first half to lead 62-0 at the break. The Plainsmen put up three scores in the second half, while giving up just one more. NORA JAMESON Collins said they’re put- Wallace Cross Country participat- ting this game behind them ed in the Chase County Invite on and instead looking forward September 10th. Mariah Gardner to what’s ahead. was the 1st finisher for the Wal- “We’re not even going to lace women. She finished 13th watch game film,” he added. with a time of 22:12.84 for a New NORA JAMESON School Record. Esmeralda Aceves- TRAVEL TO BAYARD FRIDAY Junior Morgan Lungrin back sets the ball at the net. The Lady Cats Lopez finished 28th with a time The Plainsmen will travel played against Hitchcock County and Perkins County in a home trian- of 24:10.77 as a personal record. to Bayard Friday night in gular on Tuesday, Sept. 8. They fell in both matches, 2-1. The girls then Melany Reyes finished 36th with a search of their third win. faced Medicine Valley on Monday, Sept. 14, where they lost 3-2 in a time of 24:52.25 for her personal Despite Bayard’s 1-2 five-set game. Their record is currently 3-4. Next, Wallace will head best. Dajana Garrison finished record, Collins said Bayard to Paxton for a tournament against Potter-Dix, Wauneta-Palisade and TANDY OVERSTREET 41st with a time of 25:16.30. The will challenge his team, Paxton. team finished in 5th place. especially through the air. Nolan Foster goes up to pull down this 24-yard touchdown pass He said the spread the of- from Mason Toner in fourth quarter action Friday. fense out and throw the ball. Collins said they will Fumbles Lost 4 0 (Failed Two-Point Conversion) move some personnel Interceptions Thrown 3 0 PCHS—Nolan Foster 24 Yd Pass around this week on both Penalties 3/39 5/17 from Mason Toner (Failed Two- sides of the ball. Scoring Point Conversion) Stay tuned to the Tribune Defensively, he said they First Quarter PCHS—Mason Toner 1 Yd Run (Jeb need to concentrate on com- DCS—Serbando Diaz 65 Yd Run Kohl Two-Point Conversion) (Two-Point Conversion) Individual Stats for results on the ing up to make a play and Passing (completions-attempts- follow their assignments. DCS—Serbando Diaz 5 Yd Run (Two-Point Conversion) yards-TD-INT)— Triston Hite, 5-15, Offensively, the goal will DCS—Quade Myers 73 Yd Run 123,0, 3; Mason Toner, 2-2,32,1,0. Perkins County be to keep hold of the ball (Failed Two-Point Conversion) Rushing—(Att/Yds/TD) Ethan Sihm, after last week’s seven DCS—Lincoln Waters 50 Yd Pass 5-44, 0; Triston Hite, 11-24, 1; Bran- turnovers-four fumbles and From Quade Myers (Two-Point don Knoles, 12-13, 0; Irvin Reyes, Girls Golf Team! three interceptions. Conversion) 2-13, 0; Hunter Garner, 1-7, 0; Erik Kickoff at Bayard is set Second Quarter Snyder, 3-4, 0; Mason Toner, 7-1, 1; for 6 p.m. MT. DCS—Serbando Diaz 1 Yd Run Jeb Kohl, 1-0, 0. Receiving— (Rec/Yds,TD) Casey SCORE BY QUARTERS (Failed Two-Point Conversion) DCS—Quade Myers 65 Yd Run Hanson, 2-43, 0; Hunter Garner, Good luck at your home 1 2 3 4 F 1-30, 0; Hayden Foster, 1-24, 0; PC 0 0 8 14 22 (Failed Two-Point Conversion) DCS 30 32 0 6 68 DCS—Corbin Horner 19 Yd Run Nolan Foster, 1-24, 1; Brandon (Two-Point Conversion) Knoles, 1-11, 0; Irvin Reyes, 1-8, 0. invite this Thursday, Team Totals PCS HC/M DCS—Serbando Diaz 12 Yd Run Tackles—(Solos-Assists) Brandon Total Plays 59 54 (Failed Two-Point Conversion) Knoles, 3-5; Hunter Garner, 3-5; Total Yards 261 520 DCS—Quade Myers 13 Yd Run Casey Hanson, 3-2; Triston Hite, September 17 at 11 a.m. Passing Yards 155 61 (Failed Two-Point Conversion) 2-3; Nolan Foster, 2-1; Bryder Rushing Yards 106 459 Third Quarter Hickey, 2-2; Irvin Reyes, 2-1; First Downs 11 16 PCHS—Triston Hite 7 Yd Run (Ethan Hayden Foster, 1-2; Juan Perez, Lady Plainsmen! Third Down Conv. 2-9 1-8 Sihm Two-Point Conversion) 1-2; Casey Uehling, 1-1; Will Long, Fourth Down Conv. 2-4 3-4 Fourth Quarter 1-0; Erik Snyder, 0-1; Jeb Kohl, 0-1; Turnovers 7 0 DCS—Brodie Rogers 10 Yd Run Tony Lyon, 0-2. Classifieds 308-352-4311 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16, 2020 GRANT TRIBUNE SENTINEL 9 RATES: 30¢ per word. Pre-paid: $8.00 minimum; 30¢ extra for bolding THANK YOUS: Pre-paid: $8.00 for first 100 words, 10¢ each additional word
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