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City to spend $30,000 on Dr. Rick Jackson Trail

Pawnee City will spend $30,000 on making repairs to the Dr. Rick Jackson Trail. That was decided on a 4-0 vote at the Monday night City Council meeting. The winning bid was Clint Mahoney’s. At the last meeting, the bid was thought to be $18,000 and the Council voted for it.
B-29 visitor

B-29 visitor

B-29 visitor

Sunday afternoon Aug. 2 the B-29 Doc from Wichita overflew the SchillingBridge Winery and Pawnee City on a flight from Omaha to Wichita. The aircraft was piloted by Dawson resident Mark Novak.
Best to have a well orgnized area to work in.

Best to have a well orgnized area to work in.

Adding a personal touch to greeting cards

It’s easy to design your own beautiful, elegant, and fun cards and give them a personal touch creating one of a kind cards. Angela Schmit is more than willing to help you. She offers one on one or group classes to anyone interested in learning.

Bloodmobile here Thursday

A community blood drive with the American Red Cross is this Thursday, August 13th, from noon – 6:00 p.m. at the Methodist Poteet Hall. The short amount of time it takes to donate can mean a lifetime to a patient with a serious medical condition.

Deputy Townsend nears end of training

This is an interview Ray Kappel did with Deputy Josh Townsend about the training he is getting at the Law Enforcement Academy. He will graduate Aug. 21. Q: What amount of time were you at the Academy? A: On average, you spend 626 hours at the Academy. It may vary, but 626 is the bare minimum.

Filing

Village of Table Rock Board: Shad Gager, Non incumbent, Filed 8/3/2020
Pete’s Pharmacy owner Larry Vonderfecht stands in the wellcare center that will be the new home of the pharmacy, which was bought by Pawnee County Memorial Hospital. Ray Kappel/Republican

Pete’s Pharmacy owner Larry Vonderfecht stands in the wellcare center that will be the new home of the pharmacy, which was bought by Pawnee County Memorial Hospital. Ray Kappel/Republican

PCMH buys Pete’s Pharmacy

Larry Vonderfecht had a big decision to make when he got out of pharmacy school in 1969. He had job interviews in Falls City and Pawnee City. He and Pat came for the interview in Pawnee City and they felt this was right for them.

Staff, teachers, kids adjust to new rules

Adjusting to what comes next seems to be the name of the game for everyone as the COVID-19 crisis continues. For the schools this is especially true. “Flexibility is the name of the game right now,” Pawnee City Schools Superintendent Brian Rottinghaus said.