On the hay train to Kansas

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A wildfire spread across northwest Kansas in December affecting ranchers who lost hundreds of cattle, and feed in what is being called the ‘Four County Fire’. The major weather event included winds, that burned an estimated 163,000 acres of farm and ranch land in Rooks, Ellis, Osborne and Russell County. Due to wind gusts reaching up to 100 mph, the toppling of power lines took place, sparking the wildfires. Drought conditions also played a role in the wildfire outbreaks.
On the hay train to Kansas

New Year’s Baby 2022!

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CAMBRIDGE - Tri Valley Health System is happy to announce the arrival of the first baby born in 2022! Skyrace Kage Lloyd was born on January 9 at 11:49 p.m. to to Madilynne Lloyd and significant other Brenden Conn of Arapahoe.
New Year’s Baby 2022!

Buzzer-beater propels Cambridge to tournament title

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CAMBRIDGE - With some late-game theatrics, the Cambridge boys basketball team captured first place at the Cambridge Holiday Tournament last week. After cruising past Crawford in the opening round Tuesday, the Trojans battled, but couldn’t get over the hump that was Mullen’s slow and stodgy preference of play.
Dahlton Wood’s putback at the buzzer sank Mullen.

Warriors finish fifth at Pleasanton

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PLEASANTON - The Arapahoe wrestling team finished fifth at the Kurt Keaschall Invite at Pleasanton, returning from the holiday break with four medalists and 122 points. Levi Kerner remained undefeated at heavyweight, pinning his way through four matches to a title.
Warriors finish fifth at Pleasanton

Arapahoe Public Mirror

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10 years ago Look back at the Crystal Theatre projectionists include Garrett Monie and Austin Bowers. They were learning about the new digital projector and system as was the board member and manager Don Sandell.

Cambridge Clarion

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10 years ago In the review the Cambridge Economic Development Board announced Cambridge General Store officially opened its doors on May 19 th . The purple house, used to sit at the corner of Shole Avenue and Highway 6/34 saw its final day on July 6 as the pile was burned and buried.