Stuffin’ Muffins

Courtesy of 'Lord Honey Traditional Southern Recipes With a Country Bling Twist' (Pelican Publishing) by Chef Jason Smith. In this recipe, stuffing is baked in muffin tins for the perfect portion you can sink your teeth right into.

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Thanksgiving is as synonymous with football as it is with turkey. When sports fans tune into the big games Thanksgiving day, two teams are on the field every year: the Dallas Cowboys and the Detroit Lions.

Some Interesting Facts About the Thanksgiving Celebration

Thanksgiving is a time to gather with family and friends and reflect on one’s blessings. In 2024, Canadian Thanksgiving takes place on October 14th, while Americans celebrate on November 28th. In anticipation of these holidays, here are some interesting facts about the Thanksgiving celebration.1.

Damaged Cotton Flags in Need of Homes

Katy Kriefels is in search of families of veterans whose coffin flags have been used in the Avenue of Flags. Kriefels said when the Avenue of Flags began, many participants used the original coffin flags, which were made of cotton, of veterans who had passed away.

Steinauer Residents Celebrate New Mural

The residents of Steinauer Nebraska are celebrating the completion of their new mural painted on the side of the former Schmidt’s garage across the street from the Bank of Steinauer.

From Our Files

10 Years Ago – November 13, 2014It’s a bird. It’s a plane. No, it’s Milan Tomek from Table Rock and he is flying his powered parachute. Coming back to Pawnee City on Highway 8 a couple of weeks ago, I spotted an object flying over a field. I stopped the car and got out and took pictures.

Eczema Shows Up With Drier Weather

As winter approaches, we often experience drier weather, and with dry air, one of the most common conditions that arise is eczema. While eczema can occur at any time of the year, it tends to be more prevalent during the colder, drier months.

Mary Fulton - A Woman Beloved

On the eastern edge of the northwest quarter of the Table Rock Cemetery is an imposing stone. It marks the resting place of Mary Fulton. She died in 1907.Mary’s husband Alfeus – Al -- chose an epitaph: “A voice I loved is stilled.

Marking Nebraska: Our (Mostly) Hidden Historical Markers

Author/photographer Jeff Barnes will share the images and stories of Nebraska’s lesser-known historical monuments, placed far off the beaten path, during his program Sunday afternoon, November 24 at the United Methodist Church, 849 F Street, Pawnee City, Nebraska.