TOURNAMENT

Body Two weeks after the two needed overtime to settle a regular season result, secondseeded Cambridge leaned on its defense and shut down seventh-seeded Southwest for a 55-30 victory in Saturday’s first round.
Southwest’s Nate Rippe scores at the rim.

RPAC BASKETBALL

Body CURTIS - The 2024 Republican Plains Activities Conference Basketball Tournament opened play Saturday with first round games in the East played at Medicine Valley High School in Curtis.
Southern Valley’s Natalee Holste drives the paint.

Medicine Valley down Hi-Line

Body The Medicine Valley girls basketball team exploded to a lead in the first half and built to to nearly 50 points before in the second half before taking a 63-18 win at Hi-Line last week.
The Bulls’ Malia Viter scores inside.

Arapahoe bowlers roll into districts

Body The Arapahoe bowling team is closing out its regular season in anticipation of next week’s distict meet at lexington. The Warriors squared off with Southern Valley in a dual last week and posted a 21-0 victory in the girls matchup and a 12-9 victory in the boys.
Hi-Line’s Ellaray Koch tries a layup against a shot challenge from Medicine Valley’s Brooke Kotschwar.

Weather shortens MV’s week

Body The Medicine Valley boys basketball team got a win under its belt last week, but a second opportunity for a win was postponed as frigid temperatures moved through the state. The Raiders’ fourth win of the season came in front of their home fans Jan.

Building family relationships through goals

Body Happy 2024 from the Nebraska Extension County Offices! We all have families, so here’s a few suggestions to get your new year started right. Even if you don’t have kids in the house a lot of these ideas pertain to adults too.
Building family relationships through goals

Pinpoint receives millions in additional funding

Body CAMBRIDGE - Pinpoint Communications announced Tuesday that it received additional Nebraska Broadband Bridge Program Grant Funding that will allow it to continue to expand its high-speed broadband service to underserved areas of Furnas and Red Willow counties.

Tri Valley Health System begins search for new CEO

Body CAMBRIDGE - The Tri Valley Health System Board of Trustees has commenced a search for a new CEO to lead Tri Valley Health System and expects to name a new CEO by April 1, 2024. Applications are being accepted until March 1, 2024.