Body NELIGH - The Cambridge football season came to a close Thursday with a 70-22 loss to third-seeded Neligh-Oakdale (8-1). Cambridge (4-5) got off to a stumbling start and fell in a 28-0 hole after a quarter.

Body PAXTON - Needing a road victory to clinch a spot in the playoffs, the Southwest football team made just enough plays to get the job done Thursday at Paxton.

Body KEARNEY - Eleven local athletes, including two teams, took part in the Class D State Cross Country Meet Friday in Kearney. The Cambridge girls finished 15th and the Hi-Line girls were 18th in the girls race.

Body The Sweet Adelines concert “Music, The Spice of Life” was held Saturday October 22 in Arapahoe at the high school with special guest Ginger tenBensel performing. They also performed at Kearney’s Merryman Performing Art Center that evening with special guests UNK Nebraskats.

Body Friday & Saturday: Tornado Alley has specials on bowling and pizza. Monday, October 31: Boo View from 3:00-4:00 p.m.

Body The 16th annual Nebraska Kids Fitness and Nutrition Day (NKFND) was held in McCook on Wednesday, October 5th at the McCook Community College Peter and Dolores Graff Event Center with around 280 fourth grade students.

Body BEAVER CITY – On November 8, almost two decades after the first sales and use tax initiative was approved, voters will determine if the current program continues or will be replaced.

Body Each year, approximately 3000 of the best high school musicians in the state audition for the Nebraska All-State Band, Chorus, Jazz Band and Orchestra which are sponsored by the Nebraska Music Education Association.

Body The University of Nebraska Medical Center welcomed 1,273 new students this fall as they made a commitment to the health professions and began educational programs in Omaha, Lincoln, Kearney, Scottsbluff and Norfolk.

Body The Cambridge Museum is working on collecting memories and stories from the 2022 702 Fire. The stories of your experiences will be stored at the Cambridge Museum. A secondary copy hoped to be created and also made available at the Butler Memorial Library.