High jump - 2. Paige Klumpe, Cambridge; 3.

100 Years Ago April 21, 1921 C.F. Phinney, Oxford was robbed of $240 after being struck unconscious by thugs in Denver who had seen him receive the money after he had sold his car.

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The National Business Education Association has named McCook Community College’s Lorrie Mowry, their Post-Secondary Business Teacher of the Year. Lorrie Mowry, who resides in Cambridge, received the award for outstanding contributions to business education by a business instructor at a community, a two-year college or technology institution.

04/12/2021 Venesa Lofton of Beaver City : Attempted possession of a Controlled Substance; Sentenced to probation for 18 months and pay court costs. Jonathan Geise of Beaver City: Possession of Controlled Substance with Intent to deliver; Preliminary Hearing April 19, 2021 @ 3:00 P.M.

Last week I received a few phone calls and emails regarding LB 271. Sometimes there are groups that will intentionally try and get people upset without giving all the facts. So I appreciate it when constituents reach out to me to find out what I know about a bill. This is a bill that I listened to closely during the floor debate because if I only heard what the constituents reached out and told me, I'd be upset about this bill also. But once I listened to the floor debate and read the bill and the amendments I quickly realized that there was a lot of very good stuff in this bill. The program created in this bill, the 24/7 Sobriety Program Act, is actually a more strict way to deal with repeat drunk driving offenders. Not only does a person have an interlock device for the first 30 days, this would require them to get alcohol or drug tested twice a day. So if a person only had an interlock device they could choose not to drive that vehicle if they want to drink, but under this program, that person is tested twice a day no matter if they want to drive or not. This program is designed for repeat offenders as an alternative to incarceration. South Dakota has used this for quite some time and has found it very successful.

My grandmother was a lively, caring, wonderful woman, who remained very active late in her life. One spring day, after an unusual April blizzard, she stepped out of her apartment on her way to her weekly bridge game. She fell on the ice, in an event that led to an open ankle fracture and changed the course of the remainder of her life.