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Kayton International awarded by Lindsay Corp

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Lindsay Corporation (NYSE: LNN), a leading global manufacturer and distributor of irrigation and infrastructure equipment and technology, recently recognized Kayton International Inc. with one of the company’s Top 30 Awards.
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Two new hires at Cornhusker

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Matt Lech was hired at Cornhusker Public Power District as an apprentice line technician on the Columbus Underground Construction Crew in August of 2024. He is a 2022 graduate of North Platte St. Patricks High School. Lech graduated with an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Utility Line in 2024. Lech interned with Corn-husker Public Power District on the Albion crew in the summer of 2024.
Matt Lech

Biester named Diabetes Educator

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Boone County Health Center (BCHC) recently celebrated Registered Nurse Jaimie Beister’s appointment as Diabetes Educator and her achievement of certification as a Certified Foot Care Specialist (CFCS).
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AMH President awarded by NHA

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On October 16th, John Mlnarik, president of Antelope Memorial Hospital’s Board of Trustees, was recognized as the winner of the Nebraska Hospital Association’s 2024 Trustee of the Year Award. The award ceremony was held during the NHA Annual Convention at Embassy Suites in LaVista.
John Mlnarik AMH Board of Trustees President (ctr), is shown with Diane Brugger, AMH CEO (left), and his wife, Barb Mlnarik (right) after being recognized as the NHA 2024 Trustee of the Year. He has volunteered to serve on AMH’s board of trustees for the past 39 years.

Health Center adds Patrick to PT dept.

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Boone County Health Center (BCHC) has announced the addition of Clay Patrick as a new Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) in their expanding Physical Therapy Department. Clay Patrick grew up on a small ranch outside of Bartlett and earned his Associates of Applied Science as a Physical Therapist from Northeast Community College.
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BCHC helps youth earn CNA certification

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A group of dedicated Boone Central High School students are currently participating in a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) training program, preparing to make their mark in the healthcare field. The six students— Miranda Mc-Gill, Madison Gompert, Natalie Nelson, Edwin Naranjo Aranda, Erica Hall and Madison Reilly —are undertaking a semester-long course designed to equip them with essential patient care skills and prepare them for the Nebraska Nurse Aide State Licensure.
L to R: Miranda McGill, Madison Gompert, Natalie Nelson, Edwin Naranjo Aranda, Mrs. Chelsea Gaunt, Jen Molt-RN, Erica Hall and Madison Reilly pose with manikin by Albion Education Foundation.
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