Meadowlark Gallery/Perkins County Area Arts Council

Southwest Nebraska Community Betterment Corporation (SWNCBC) is a 501c3 organization dedicated to improving housing and fostering economic development in Perkins, Chase, Hayes, Dundy, and Hitchcock Counties. They offer various programs such as owner-occupied rehabilitation, down payment assistance, and fair housing initiatives to promote affordable housing and community growth. SWNCBC recently received a grant from the Nebraska Department of Economic Development to construct two new homes in Grant, NE. These homes feature three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full unfinished basement, and a detached garage, with down payment closing cost assistance available for qualified homebuyers. Additionally, SWNCBC owns and manages three duplex units in Grant, NE, providing affordable rental options for residents. Generated from the website

Westview Retirement Community in Grant offers independent living solutions for seniors seeking safety and security in a hassle-free environment. Whether for yourself or a loved one, Westview provides a peaceful and supportive community where residents can thrive. With a focus on promoting independence and well-being, Westview Retirement Community prioritizes the comfort and satisfaction of its residents, ensuring a fulfilling and enriching living experience for all who call it home. Generated from their website's infomation

The Kenfield Petrified Wood Gallery, located in Ogallala, NE, is a unique showcase of natural history featuring an impressive collection of petrified wood, fossils, and Native American artifacts collected by twin brothers Howard and Harvey Kenfield since the 1950s. Their passion for fossil collecting and artistry is on full display, making this gallery a must-visit for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike. In addition to the twins' intricate sculptures, the gallery also features artwork from visiting artists and loan exhibits from other collectors, all presented in a welcoming atmosphere enhanced by the knowledgeable volunteers of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. Visitors can explore the fascinating world of ancient woods and local artifacts while enjoying a glimpse into the lives and stories of the Kenfield brothers themselves. Generated from the website