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Scout of the year

At an Awards Presentation on Wednesday evening, April 14, Sabetha Memorial Post 7285 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars recognized Eagle Scout Aiden Lang as Post 7285's Eagle Scout of the Year.
30 Graduate in 2021 from HTRS

30 Graduate in 2021 from HTRS

30 Graduate in 2021 from HTRS

The HTRS graduating class of 2021. Sandy Stalder Photo Will Stalder, HTRS Salutatorian Sandy Stalder Photo Natalie Novak, HTRS Valdictorian. Sandy Stalder Photo
Lewiston Consolidatded Schools held a groundbreaking for its new $1.5 million track Monday. Ray Kappel/Republican

Lewiston Consolidatded Schools held a groundbreaking for its new $1.5 million track Monday. Ray Kappel/Republican

Lewiston Consolidated School to get a new track

It won’t be much longer before the track athletes at Lewiston Consolidated will have a track to call their own. There was a ground-breaking at the school Monday morning for a $1.5 million track. It is being built by Nemaha Sports Construction out of Lincoln.

Burchard Lake Road repair undergoing negotiations

Major repair of the Burchard Lake Road is getting closer. Negotiations are currently going on between the Game and Parks Commission, the State Department of Transportation, and Pawnee County to fix what most would rightly call a great sore spot for anyone trying to travel it.
A page of Reyana Tegtmeier’s layout and copy writing. Anne Veleba photo

A page of Reyana Tegtmeier’s layout and copy writing. Anne Veleba photo

Reyana Tegtmeier garners honorable mentions for Yearbook work

Reyana Tegtmeier, the talented Pawnee City senior you have read about from state speech and one-act, received two honorable mentions in the Yearbook competition put on by the Nebraska Press Association. She competed against schools of all sizes.

Rise in city water rates proposed

Pawnee City water rates will be going up over the next three years, if the new water ordinance passes. They passed the first reading Monday night at the City Council meeting and will have two more readings before it becomes law. The public will have a chance for input at future Council meetings.
Dr. George Voigtlander

Dr. George Voigtlander

Spring is Time for Ulcers

Ulcers are more common in the spring and fall than the rest of the year. It is not known why ulcers have a seasonal occurrence. Some believe it is related to seasonal allergies.

From Our Files

2011-10 Years Ago “I’m satisfied that we finally met our mission objective which was set by President George W. Bush,” said Major General (Ret.) Roger P. Lempke of Lincoln, Neb., upon hearing the news that al Qaida leader Osama bin Laden was killed during a mission at a Pakistan mansion on Sundy.
Lawmakers Advance Farm-to-School Program

Lawmakers Advance Farm-to-School Program

Lawmakers Advance Farm-to-School Program

Every so often the Nebraska Legislature advances a bill that makes sense and causes one to wonder what took them so long. Take the Nebraska farm-to-school program (LB396) that would provide locally grown and minimally processed food to elementary and secondary school students. Thank state Sen.
The Original American Jobs Plan

The Original American Jobs Plan

The Original American Jobs Plan

This week President Biden delivered his first address to a joint session of Congress. He began by acknowledging the success of the COVID-19 vaccine development under the previous administration while touting its rollout under his own.