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10 Years Ago – April 10, 2014Pawnee Observer by Laura Turnbull - The English language and its interpretation! How’s come we say “how’s come”? Many years ago in conversations with people from the south, they wanted to know why we ask, “How’s come?” I couldn’t answer that.

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Pawnee Observer by Laura Turnbull - The English language and its interpretation! How’s come we say “how’s come”? Many years ago in conversations with people from the south, they wanted to know why we ask, “How’s come?” I couldn’t answer that. In fact, I had never thought about it, or questioned it.
It’s the Story Don’t you just love a good story? Better yet, one set in Pawnee County. Sharla Sitzman of Table Rock collects stories from yesteryear and yesterday.

It’s the Story Don’t you just love a good story? Better yet, one set in Pawnee County. Sharla Sitzman of Table Rock collects stories from yesteryear and yesterday.

The Story of a Pioneer Woman, Caroline Dimon

This is Caroline Dimon 45 years after she arrived in Table Rock. She and her husband Charles were one of at least 150 families funneled here in 1856 and 1857 by the Nebraska Settlement Company.Caroline was a Pennsylvanian, the oldest of 11 children.
Dr. Kent Niss Pawnee County Memorial Hospital

Dr. Kent Niss Pawnee County Memorial Hospital

Gastritis

The topic of gastritis comes up very commonly in my clinic. However, there is much more to it than just simply gastritis. Some synonyms for this condition are gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), peptic ulcer disease, esophagitis, and acid reflux.

THINGSTHATWON’T BE IN HEAVEN

The Apostle John was given a breath-taking vision of Heaven. Then he was given the assignment of explaining what he saw to his readers.That must have been like trying to describe the Grand Canyon to a three-year-old. Words aren’t adequate to convey the wonder of it all.
Grand Masons celebrate new fire hall

Grand Masons celebrate new fire hall

Grand Masons celebrate new fire hall

On Saturday, April 6th, the Grand Master of Masons, and other Grand Lodge Officers gathered in Pawnee City to celebrate the new fire hall with a cornerstone ceremony. The traditional ceremony was requested by our local Masonic Lodge #23, who helped to arrange the event.
Maria Hippen

Maria Hippen

Pawnee County Memorial Hospital welcomes Maria Hippen

We would like to welcome Maria Hippen to Pawnee County Memorial Hospital as our new Speech Therapist. Maria has her master’s degree in Speech - Language Pathology from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.Maria has been a speech therapist for over 10 years in schools and hospitals.