Susan Rhynalds left the Oxford Post Office Monday morning, May 16, with her truck bed nearly full of food for the Oxford Food Pantry. The load was estimated to be at least 400 pounds of items. The donations were collected by Oxford’s rural carriers on Saturday for the Stamp Out Hunger event.
BEAVER CITY – During the regular meeting on May 16, EMS Chief Terry Klein shared that LB 1014 ( a measure to appropriate federal funds allocated to the State of Nebraska pursuant to the federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) of 2021) was passed into law during the 2022 Legislative Session.
The Village of Oxford Board of Trustees met for a short meeting on Monday, May 16, 2022 when they heard from Clerk Becky Calderone that the new memorial bench and tree program is getting some interest and two benches have been ordered.
Summer hit us last week! The thermometer here on The Hill showed 101 degrees last Wednesday. That rain we received several weeks ago was nice, but it’s time for another.
At the Elwood Chamber of Commerce banquet Friday night, we honored the recipients of our annual awards! Business of the Year-Mary's Flour Sack (Mary Hershberger) (left photo) Volunteer of the Year-Rose Mary Debban (Above) Elwood is lucky to have both of these ladies always around and helping!
The May meeting of the Red Willow County GOP will meet on May 24, 2022, at Bedore Barn-Marlene’s Kitchen 3 miles north of McCook. Coffee and fellowship begins at 6:30 pm followed by the business meeting at 7:00 pm.