Cambridge’s Old Fashioned Saturday Night celebration takes place this Saturday, September 23. As a part of the local Main Street Revival movement, the event celebrates the town’s history and transition from Pickleville to Cambridge.

Lebanon, Nebraska, is celebrating its 150th Anniversary this Saturday, September 23. The anniversary celebration starts at 11 am with vendors and a farmers market in the park. Everyone is free and welcome to set up in the park. The Legion Auxiliary will also be hosting a lunch in the Legion Hall.

Bryan and Christine Herrick, recently announced as Curtis’ Citizens of the Year, were selected as the 2023 Curtis Fall Festival Grand Marshals of the grand parade on Saturday, September 16. The Herrick’s have dedicated their lives to the community of Curtis.

Draft horse show results: I apologize for any names that are misspelled or anyone I didn’t get tagged. Thank you all competitors that come and support our show.

______________________ given out for Running of the Balls and the big winners were: Chase Middleswarts and Terry Slama each won (2) Husker football tickets Terry Martin won (2) Husker volleyball tickets.

Members of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Cambridge, gathered Sunday, September 17th to sort and sack up clothing, shoes, linens, bedding and more from the Tri Valley Health Service Auxiliary Thrift Store in Cambridge.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced Milk Loss Program (MLP) assistance for eligible dairy operations for milk that was dumped or removed, without compensation, from the commercial milk market due to qualifying weather events and the consequences of those weather events that...

Thanks to the Ten Free Trees program, an effort of the Nebraska forest Service and the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum, Eustis Tree Board will be receiving 10 trees for the Beautify Eustis - Plant Trees project.

There’s the feel of fall in the air, as would be expected with the first day of fall due this weekend. The fall crops are drying down and harvest will soon be in full swing.

During the course of this Campaign the Furnas County Sheriff’s Office had six Deputies work a total of 100 overtime hours on top of their regularly scheduled shifts. The Sheriffs Office had a total of 74 Citations and Warnings issued.