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AlSubscriber Notes to the

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Subscriber Notes to the Republican

I went to a state training meeting yesterday for the treasurers office. Everyone was talking and complaining about having to advertise their parcels for the tax sale. It made me realize how lucky I am to have the paper I have and the people who work there. Thank you so much for the job you do!

Severe Weather Awareness Week

March 24, 2025 (LINCOLN, NEB.) — The Nebraska Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) is highlighting the message of preparedness during Nebraska Severe Weather Awareness Week, March 24-28.

From Our Files

Photo- Pawnee City’s Speech Team will send the following people to state: Kellen Habegger, Hannah Davis, Carly Hunzeker, Alyssa Cline, Steven Bruns, Ann Cline, Abby Mathewson, Macey Gyhra, Julia Schultheiss, and Sarah Smyth.It was about 2:19 a.m.

Community Calendar

Items MUST be submitted by 5:00 p.m. the Friday before publication to be included in this calendar. No exceptionsFriday, March 288:30 a.m.-12 noon-Table Rock Library open.Monday, March 317:30 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous at the Methodist Church in DuBois.8:30 a.m.-12 noon-Table Rock Library open.
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The Docket

The following are ongoing cases in the Pawnee County District Court. The Pawnee Republican will report on them as they develop. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Pawnee County District Court was held March 17 in the Pawnee County Courthouse.
A semi-truck rolled over on Highway 50, one mile east of Pawnee City on Wednesday, March 19 during high winds. First responders acted quickly and no injuries were reported. Winds reached a wind gust of 72 mph around 3pm on Wednesday, according to Jon Howard, a local weather reporter. Photo Credit: Sheriff Lang

A semi-truck rolled over on Highway 50, one mile east of Pawnee City on Wednesday, March 19 during high winds. First responders acted quickly and no injuries were reported. Winds reached a wind gust of 72 mph around 3pm on Wednesday, according to Jon Howard, a local weather reporter. Photo Credit: Sheriff Lang

72 MPH Wind Gusts!