Planting season is underway

“We just started planting corn, not really too many acres. One of the reasons we started when we did was because the ground conditions were nearly ideal.

Tick Repellents

With Spring comes daffodils, warmer temperatures and unfortunately ticks. Eastern Nebraska has recently been invaded by deer ticks, joining the lone star, dog, and black legged tick.

From Our Files

2011-10 Years Ago Timothy Blecha, son of Marvin and Candy Blecha advanced to the rank of Eagle Scout through a Court of Honor at St. James (Long Branch) Lutheran Church on March 20th. Almost 100 friends and family members helped celebrate Tim’s achievement.

Courthouse Report

Real Estate Transfers Documentary Stamp Tax: $2.25 per $1,000. Abbreviations: JT-joint tenancy, TDtrustee’s deed, SD-Sheriff’s deed, DD-Deed of Distribution, PRD-Personal Rep Deed, OVC-Other Valuable Consideration. WD-Flessner Farms LCC transferred to Mark K.

Community Calendar

Items MUST be submitted by 5:00 p.m. the Friday before publication to be included in this calendar. No exceptions Monday, April 12 7:30 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous at the Pawnee Village, 418 11th St, Pawnee City. Tuesday, April 13 10:30 a.m.-Story Time at the Pawnee City Public Library.

Menus

SENCA Action Center The Week of April 12 For Meals on Wheels contact Pam Armknecht at SENCA 402-862-2411 Monday: Cataliina Cranberry Chicken, Roasted Potato, Broccoli, Apricots. Tuesday: Ham, Scalloped Potatoes, Peas & Carrots, Apple Crisp.

HTRS Quiz Bowl Team

The HTRS Quiz Bowl team: Front row: L to R Austin Herr, Natalie Novak, Joe Stalder and Will Stalder; Back row: L to R Sally Joyner, Brittany Holley, Ben Shubert and Daniel Snodgrass. Team A received 2nd place in the MUDECAS tournament on March 31 at Falls City Sacred Heart. 24 teams competed.

Proclamation for the library

Mayor Charlie Hatfield signs a proclamation for National LIbrary Week at the Pawnee City Public Library. The week was one of various fun activities all pointing to the fact that the library is a vital part of our community and deserves everyone’s support. Ray Kappel/Republican

Treating power poles

A crew from Osmose Utility Services is working in the Pawnee City area. They are treating power poles with chemicals to lenghten the life of the poles. Ray Kappel/Republican