At the Wilcox-Hildreth Invite Friday, the Arapahoe boys placed 4th as a team with 76 points and Cambridge placed 8th with 62 points. In the 400-meter dash, Will Cacy of Arpahoe placed 1st with a time of 52.32 seconds and Jackson Trompke of Cambridge placed 5th with a time of 55.0.

The Cambridge City Council meeting began in a Public Hearing for Harvest Meadows Tenth Redevelopment Plan Amendment. Andrew Willis presented the structure of the redevelopment plan.

Statewide survey results released today show that Nebraska voters are experiencing a child care and early learning crisis that is hurting families, employers, and Nebraska’s reputation as a great place to live, work, and raise a family. The public opinion survey of registered voters was released today by Nebraska Extension at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and We Care for Kids/ Por todos los niños, a diverse coalition of nearly 50 state and community based organizations.

On the weekends of March 11-12 & 18-19, 42 area firefighters joined Eric Moul, Fire Management Specialist, Nebraska Forest Service, and Wes Hock, Holbrook Fire Chief, for a Red Card training in Cambridge. Departments represented were: Oxford, Red Willow Western, Beaver City, Arapahoe, Holbrook, Wilsonville-Hendley, Edison, Eustis, Maywood/Wellfleet, Cambridge and Bartley. The training is a free, nationally accredited training through the National Wildfire Coordinating Group, and Moul has been in the fire service for 23 years and teaching for 4 years with the Nebraska Forest Service.

Four years ago this month, our home of Nebraska experienced a uniquely challenging natural disaster. A severe winter storm, a bomb cyclone, caused historic levels of flooding from Nebraska rivers, resulting in the tragic loss of life as well as destruction to homes, businesses, infrastructure, and farmland.

Before my junior year in high school, I returned from a Boy Scout canoeing trip to discover my sister had been killed in a car crash. I will never forget the sadness of the moment when I walked into the house that was filled with what seemed like half the caring and wonderful town of DeSmet to find my mom and dad there grieving. It was near the end of that summer, but the beginning of a long period of mourning for my family and me.

While most attention is paid to the policy work I do for Nebraskans in Washington, D.C., my first priority will always be ensuring government is working for all taxpayers. When I was governor, I was proud of the progress we made to streamline and simplify how Nebraskans interact with state agencies, but navigating the federal bureaucracy can be even more daunting.

Victoria Ellen Bell, age 62, of Arapahoe, Nebraska went to be with her Lord and Savior on Tuesday, March 16th, 2023 at her home. Vickie was born in Denver, Colorado to Kenneth and Alberta (Powell) Connor.

Ann Marie (Christensen) Mock of Holbrook, Nebraska passed away on March 18, 2023 at Porter Hospice in Denver, Colorado. Ann was born on March 22, 1942 to Arnold and Eva Marie (Rojewski) Christensen in St.

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