Eustis-Farnam Students Honored.

We got rain! Along with Saturday night’s rain came more than enough hail. But here on The Hill, at least it was small hail, and it came with .80 of rain. Then came the really beautiful rain Sunday afternoon. Another .50 came in the form of a nice slow rain. That put the soil in excellent condition for wheat drilling. It looks so good to see everything all washed off and clean.

September is National Preparedness Month, and Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) would like to remind everyone that this time of year it is important to review our emergency supplies and preparedness plans. It is also important to not neglect the preparedness skills that may be lifesaving in an emergency.

Welfleet festival was a hit for young and old.

Elwood Elementary Quiz Bowl.

As temperatures drop and fall approaches, the folks in Curtis are preparing for the annual Curtis Fall Festival! The festival will take place on September 15th, 16th, and 17th. This year’s theme is “Memories of our youth.”

The time for Eager Beaver Days is upon us! Join the celebration on the weekend of September 16th and 17th. The festivities will begin early Saturday morning with the Car, Tractor, and Cycle Show at 8 AM.

Homecoming Royalty recognized at Cambridge, Southwest.

Last week, the Cambridge Rotary took a proactive stance in tackling the issue of human trafficking by hosting a community presentation. Concerned individuals gathered in Cambridge to gain valuable insights from speakers, including Jim Weber, Trooper Tim Flick, and Furnas County Sheriff Doug Brown.

The Maywood/Hayes Center football team knew nothing would be easy against Class D2 No. 1 South Loup Friday night.