ARAPAHOE - The Arapahoe girls basketball team picked up its 13th and 14th wins of the season last weekend, rolling past Brady and Hitchcock County. Friday, the Warriors put up a big first half and claimed a 36-15 lead at the half over brady before coasting to the finish in a 65-39 win.

Steven J. Hosier was born on March 15, 1947, in Oxford, Nebraska, the fifth of five children, born to James and Samantha (Chapman) Hosier and passed away on February 8, 2025, at the Good Samaritan Society - Colonial Villa in Alma, Nebraska at the age of 77 years, 10 months and 24 days. He received education and graduated from Edison Public Schools in 1966. Steve united in marriage to Irene S. Jochem in 1967, who were high school sweethearts and happened to be the only two that graduated in their class. Following high school, Steve and Irene moved to Colorado so he could attend barber school.

Leland M. “Bud” Warner was born September 1, 1929 to Clay and Dessa (Hulen) Warner at Moorefield, Nebraska.

Gregory J. Hays passed away on February 3, 2025 at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha.

Vicki Ann Courange was born on April 20, 1955 at St. Catherine’s Hospital in McCook, Nebraska to Victor August Courange and Sharolyn Joan (Bales) Hornkohl.

Charlene Rowley Turner died February 2, 2025 at Hastings, NE. Her parents were Warren and Doris Rowley, living south of Curtis for many eyars.

You are invited to participate in a Card Shower to celebrate the 95th birthday of Luella Glaze on March 3, 2025. Share your love, memories, and well-wishes.

Thank you to all those who sent cards, greetings, and good wishes to help us celebrate our birthdays. We enjoyed them all and it made our day special.

A few (or more) years ago, Popeye the Sailor Man was an inspirational cartoon character. When needed, the superhero would quickly swallow some spinach and become strong, able to pack a punch that would defeat any evil villain.

In America, our news cycle is often fraught with controversy and dispute. From watching the news or scrolling social media, it might seem like there are few issues where Americans see eye to eye. Of course, it may be true that we disagree on some big issues, and those issues may be important. But behind the headlines and social media posts, there are still things Americans agree on.