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Council Hears New Idea from Little Learners

Josie Friedly of the Pawnee County Little Learners (PCLL) board approached the Pawnee City city council at their regular meeting on Tuesday, October 14 to request permission to rent space in the Pawnee City Assisted Living (PCAL) building until a more permanent solution can be found.
Men At Work: Parking Lot Addition

Men At Work: Parking Lot Addition

Men At Work: Parking Lot Addition

The Pawnee City street crew work hard to make repairs to the city parking lot. Top: Foreman Spencer Cumley operates a Bobcat excavator while Brandon Holthus (bottom left) cuts wood with a circular saw and Lucas Barloon (bottom right) opperating a front loader.

Pawnee County Farm Service Agency Office Reduces Hours

Despite efforts from the Pawnee City city council, the Pawnee County Board of Commissioners, and many citizens of Pawnee County, the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has reduced the hours of the local Farm Service Agency (FSA) office.
The former Roy Chazau house

The former Roy Chazau house

Beautification in DuBois Continues

DuBois has another structure come down with the Dilapidated Structure Program Roy Chauza’s house came down after Roy died in June 2024. The family used the program that is facilitated by the State Bank of Table Rock and the DuBois Community Foundation to improve their community.

From Our Files

Pawnee City High School held its Homecoming Friday night. The court was Queen Mikaila Engelken, King Ted Gyhra; Princess Abby Mathewson; Prince Cory Kettelhake; and Senior Attendants Macey Gyhra and JP Schiffbauer.

25 Years Ago – October 19, 2000

There’s a new Clerk Magistrate of the County Court in town. LaRita Weber was sworn into office by Judge Maschman on Thursday, October 12 at the Pawnee County Courthouse.

50 Years Ago – October 23, 1975

The UNICEF P a r a d e , Drive and Party will be this Saturday in Pawnee City. Kid’s it’s time to remind Mommy about your costume, this Saturday, Oct. 25, at 2 p.m. is the witching hour.

100 Years Ago – October 22, 1925

Pawnee City seems destined to escape an epidemic of small pox, in spite o f the fact that a case developed in the high school week before last and was not diagnosed as small pox for several days.
The Docket

The Docket

The Docket

The following are ongoing cases in the Pawnee County Court. The Pawnee Republican will report on them as they develop. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Pawnee County Court was held October 16 in the Pawnee County Courthouse. Judge Richard Smith presided.