This Page is Sponsored by these area businesses and they wish you Good Luck this season! coach Michael Brodd, The Southwest girls golf team (from left) features Gracie Fries, Ana-Lucia Cerenil, Elizabeth Townsend, Kacee Brittain, Kiana Martin, Riley Cure, Ella Cure and Christina Cordova. .

Members of the Southern Valley Softball team are (front l-r) Natalee Holste, Brianna Jorgenson, Madison Zade, Zalie White, Elizabeth Dubbs, Alexandria Meyers, and Natasha Hock. BACK: Lillian Zetterberg, Sarah Holste, Caily Bassett, Celia Zetterberg, Brynn Baily, Eden Johnson, and Josa Dunse.

Broden Dean, Isaiah Members of the Hi-Line Boys Cross Country team are (far left photo) Christian Maurer, Connor Edwards, Alex White. Members of the Hi-Line Girls Cross Country team are front row (l-r) Katlynn Parker, Whitney Dickau, Genesee Knackstedt, Payton Muegerl, Natalie Malcom.

The 2022 Football Team front row left to right: Kohan Grindle, Jacob Corbett, Landon Sines, Jordan Ruf, Adam Corbett, Jackson Trompke, Will Taylor. Second row L to R: Charlie Houser, Carter Hanes, Tayten Koeppen, Carson Trompke, Markell Macke, Trev Burke, Hodge Raburn, Maverick Webb.

90 Years Ago August 25, 1932 M.D. Bock is the new superintendent hired this year. The faculty includes Velda Russnogle, principal; F.O. Simon, Bertha Carter, Iris Tower, Wilma Woodward, Dwight W. Mason, Leah Brown, Flossie Albro, Hazel Divan, Pearl Prime, Bertha Stolting, Anna Stolting, Verona Browes, Mabel Johnson.

CAMBRDGE, NE [AUGUST 8, 2022] ─ Farmers Mutual of Nebraska, a Midwestern property and casualty insurance company, has named Arapahoe Fire Department and Cambridge Volunteer Fire Department as their newest donation recipients.

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By Guyla Mills CAMBRIDGE – Area property owners may be receiving a post card in the mail notifying them of a special public hearing if local political subdivisions (counties, cities, school districts and community colleges) that set levies are proposing tax increases.

Cambridge City Council met in regular session on Monday, August 15, 2022. Derek Raburn was absent from the meeting. Council approved the Consent Agenda Items. John Kutnink said he didn’t have much to present about the ambulance, but he did notify Council they will have to declare the old ambulance surplus in the coming months. Council also approved the July and August Library meeting minutes as submitted. Council then discussed the Museum Board Meeting Minutes from the July meeting. Council member Vernita Saylor asked the Board members to submit their minutes with last names. The minutes were approved as submitted. Utilities Supervisor Dave Houghtelling reported the street lights in the cul-de-sac in Harvest Meadows have been installed. He also said the work ethic campers ran weed eaters while in town last week and got many things (Continued to Page 4) cleaned up in the park and in the cemetery. Houghtelling also said he would like to budget for street signs. They pulled the backup well that wasn’t working and sent a video of what was happening inside the well. The inside of the well looks okay, but there is a pile of gravel at the bottom. Not sure what’s going on yet, but he will have costs once Sargent looks at the video.