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Charlie Neemann, 3, plays with his Hot Wheels in snow his mother, Michelle Wenzl, brought inside. These little cars are a lot easier to drive out of a snow drift.

Charlie Neemann, 3, plays with his Hot Wheels in snow his mother, Michelle Wenzl, brought inside. These little cars are a lot easier to drive out of a snow drift.

Playing in the Snow

Michelle Wenzl responded to our Facebook question about what she did during the recent cold weather events. “I didn’t go out in the weather nor did my 3 year old son, Charlie Neemann. But we improvised and compromised as he wanted to go outside so so bad.

Your plants and the Snow

We really saw a lot of snow this past week. I know not all people appreciate snow as much as others. It makes travel difficult and is accompanied by very cold temperatures, and also, in some cases, our plants don’t appreciate it either.
Jon Vanderford, left, of Pure Nebraska with the HTRS Show Choir in the Museum at Old St. John’s Catholic Church in Table Rock. Back row: Jake Manning. Middle Row: Alyssa Askren, teacher Katie Umland, and Brittyn Monarrez. Front row: Ellisyn Herr and Kendal Freeman.

Jon Vanderford, left, of Pure Nebraska with the HTRS Show Choir in the Museum at Old St. John’s Catholic Church in Table Rock. Back row: Jake Manning. Middle Row: Alyssa Askren, teacher Katie Umland, and Brittyn Monarrez. Front row: Ellisyn Herr and Kendal Freeman.

Pure Nebraska Comes toTable Rock Again

Jon Vanderford of the popular Channel 10/11 television show Pure Nebraska was drawn to Table Rock by the remarkable paintings at the Table Rock Historical Society’s Museum at the Old St. John’s Catholic Church.

From Our Files

“If it weren’t for volunteers, there would be no meal program,” said Donna Henson of the Pawnee City Action Center. “There’d be no way to get the meals out.” The Action Center is in urgent need of volunteers to deliver Meals on Wheels in January.
Dr. Kent Niss

Dr. Kent Niss

Obesity

Discussing the topic of weight is something that is very frustrating and always stressful in our lives. However, it is quite possibly one of the single most important controllable risk factors for multiple health conditions. I think it is always important to define a topic that were discussing.
Kevin and Samantha Reith would like to announce the blessing of a son, Henry Louis Reith, born October 20, 8 lbs. 3 oz. and 21 inches long. Happily loved by his 2 older brothers, Nathan, and Jack, as well as his grandparents, Larry and Lorene Reith and Bob and Tammy Musil. Henry Louis Reith

Kevin and Samantha Reith would like to announce the blessing of a son, Henry Louis Reith, born October 20, 8 lbs. 3 oz. and 21 inches long. Happily loved by his 2 older brothers, Nathan, and Jack, as well as his grandparents, Larry and Lorene Reith and Bob and Tammy Musil. Henry Louis Reith

Kevin and Samantha Reith would like to announce the blessing of a son

Mike and Heidi Musil would like to announce the blessing of a daughter, Gracelyn Mae Musil, born December 7, 8 lbs. 8 oz. and 21 inches long. She is loved by her older brother, Jimmy, and her grandparents, Jim Christensen and the late Alta Christensen and Bob and Tammy Musil. Gracelyn Mae Musil

Mike and Heidi Musil would like to announce the blessing of a daughter, Gracelyn Mae Musil, born December 7, 8 lbs. 8 oz. and 21 inches long. She is loved by her older brother, Jimmy, and her grandparents, Jim Christensen and the late Alta Christensen and Bob and Tammy Musil. Gracelyn Mae Musil

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Community Calendar

Community Calendar

Community Calendar

Jan 11 - Jan 26 Items MUST be submitted by 5:00 p.m. the Friday before publication to be included in this calendar. No exceptions Thursday, January 11 2:00p.m.-3:00p.m.-Food Bank-Lake Park, Humboldt.

Safety important during severe winter weather

Columbus, Neb. – Much of Nebraska got its first taste of snow over the holidays and Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) wants to remind customers of the importance of safety during severe winter weather.

Library Helps bring Christmas to Children in Pawnee

Pawnee City Public Library once again held the “Reading is a Gift” program they developed 8 years ago. Children from grades Pre-K and up were invited to sign-up for the “Reading is a Gift” program. This program allows children to choose gifts for their family members for the holiday.