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A couple of deer pause to catch their breath at Burchard Lake last week. Photographer Ray Kappel took this picture of them trying to beat the heat.

A couple of deer pause to catch their breath at Burchard Lake last week. Photographer Ray Kappel took this picture of them trying to beat the heat.

Keep your animals cool to keep them safe

If you are an animal owner, the heat is an especially troubling time as you keep watch that your pets and animals don’t get overheated. Dr. Sarah Weber of the Tecumseh Animal Clinic said that most outside animals if they can get to shade most of the time, they will be okay.

Brown Jug sale appears to solve problem

It looks like the City has escaped the Brown Jug ReUse fiasco without having to spend taxpayer money. At a special meeting Thursday, the City Council approved 4-0 the release of all notes on the Brown Jug property allowing its sale to Scott and Carla Hanna.

Kappel photo show

News Editor Ray Kappel is having a one-man show of his photography at the Beatrice Library until Aug. 31. The display is in the lower level and open during regular library hours. There is a reception for him from 2 to 4 p.m. on Aug. 28.

Corrections

Last week’s story on the DuBois Marine John James should have stated the Vanguard Award he received was in honor and memory of Congressional Medal of Honor winner Corporal Larry L. Maxam, USMC. Cayle Rauner was incorrectly identified in a fair photo in the paper.
Prostate Cancer is Common

Prostate Cancer is Common

Prostate Cancer is Common

Cancer of the prostate is one of the most common cancers—one in eleven men will eventually develop it. Its incidence increases with age, and it is more common in men of Northern European descent and in African Americans.

From Our Files

2011-10 Years Ago The boys hang around the weight equipment in groups. Some of them work together at the different stations, some are spread out doing individual workouts. They help each other with their lifts and do not seem to tire of the work. In fact, it’s almost like the workout isn’t work.

The Fair was a well-deserved break from a tough time

Watching two and half yearold Chelsea May Stephens reach up to Angie Morehead for candy is one of those small moments in a County Fair that made us all feel good again. Morehead was driving an ambulance in the parade, and she called to Chelsea who responded with glee.
Taking Care of Our Military

Taking Care of Our Military

Taking Care of Our Military

At the end of July, the Senate Armed Services Committee put party affiliations aside for the 61st year in a row to craft its version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), the annual bill that sets the policies and priorities for America’s military.
Olympic Gold for a Small Town Husker

Olympic Gold for a Small Town Husker

Olympic Gold for a Small Town Husker

Sportswriters will spend the next few years picking apart the best moments of this year’s Olympic Games. In spite of all that seems to divide us, we can all unite every few years to support our heroes on Team USA.