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The Summer Bloodsuckers

The Summer Bloodsuckers

The Summer Bloodsuckers

If you have stepped foot outside your back door lately, you likely noticed that the air is getting a bit crowded. It seems like overnight, those pesky mosquitoes have decided to move in and treat us like an all-you-can-eat buffet.

Single Ladies Loved Lincoln’s Homestead Act

Times were different, laws were written for and by white men, but the 1862 Homestead Act was an oddity.In the middle of a grueling Civil War where the North had just lost several significant battles. Lincoln still needed to govern.

Community Calendar

Items MUST be submitted by 12:00 p.m. the Friday before publication to be included in this calendar. No exceptionsFriday, May 2910:30 a.m. - Tia chi/chair exercise at Table Rock Senior Center.Monday, June 17:30 p.m.-Alcoholics Anonymous at the Methodist Church in DuBois.8:30 a.m.
Student of the Week

Student of the Week

Student of the Week

Luke Hunzeker is involved in many activities at school, such as NHS, Wrestling, Football, Speech, One-Act, Golf, FFA, and Quiz Bowl. Luke is a huge asset to have in class, and he contributes greatly to our discussions. He cares about his grades and working hard and he’s a great friend to anyone.
One way of preserving food is the process of canning, which some people today still practice.

One way of preserving food is the process of canning, which some people today still practice.

Joe’s Outdoor Living

Late spring into early summer in southeast Nebraska brings a certain kind of shift in the air. Once the turkey woods go quiet and the humidity starts to climb, you’ll likely find me parked on a muddy bank with a big ole catfish pole in hand.
Summer in School

Summer in School

Summer in School

People often think schools slow down once students leave for summer break, but our buildings stay very busy long after the last day of classes.Summer is an important time for our custodial staff.

Remember and Honor

Each Memorial Day, we remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their life while serving this great nation. Since the end of the American Revolutionary War, more than 646,000 American troops have died in combat.
Pawnee City volunteer firefighter Colt Johnson sprays water on the blaze Photo courtesy of Laura Poskochil

Pawnee City volunteer firefighter Colt Johnson sprays water on the blaze Photo courtesy of Laura Poskochil

Grain Truck Fire Outside Pawnee City

A grain truck caught fire after pulling over due to a flat tire on Highway 50 Wednesday afternoon. Nobody was injured in the incident.David Thomason, the driver of the truck, said he had a blow out while traveling along Highway 50.