Over the past couple of weeks, Cambridge Area Rotarian, Alynn Ahlemeyer, visited the Arapahoe, Cambridge and Southwest Kindergarten classes to share with them the story of Josh the Otter. This story is based on a child named Joshua who unfortunately drowned. The story talks about water safety.

4/23/25-Suspicious Activity, Beaver City, NE: The Furnas County Sheriff’s office recently conducted an investigation into allegations of a possible sexual assault involving a child. As part of the investigation, deputies conducted forensic interviews with the individuals involved.

The Arapahoe K-4 Music Department presented “What a Wonderful World” at the annual spring concert on Thursday, May 1 in the north gym of the school. The event was enjoyed by all friends and family attending.

Concordia University, Nebraska’s natural sciences department recently held its annual banquet, recognizing graduating seniors and students who have displayed outstanding service and scholarship during their time at the university.

4/27/25-Citizen-Welfare Check, Pope Ave. Curtis, NE; Drugs, Circle Drive, Curtis; Maywood Code-Parking, Cedar, Maywood, NE; Ambulance- illness, Crook Ave, Curtis, NE 4/28/25-Robbery, Main St., Eustis, NE.

Nine McCook Community College students were inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society recently. Kendree Kern is this year’s president of the Eta Omicon chapter of Phi Theta Kappa at MCC.

Interim Chancellor H. Dele Davies: Board members ‘represent the Nebraska communities we serve.’ The University of Nebraska Medical Center Chancellor’s Board of Counselors has seated 25 new members from around Nebraska, welcoming them as advisors, advocates and ambassadors for UNMC.

ARAPAHOE – The city council held their bi-monthly meeting on May 6, 2025. Both City Superintendent Jerry Stevens and Councilman John Paulsen shared about preparing the park, ballfield, swimming pool, and golf course for summer activities.

Please join us for the Easter Pageant Annual Meeting at 6:30 pm at the Curtis Station Monday, May 12th 2025..

The weatherman has come through with a few showers, but has managed to leave this neighborhood on the short side of all of them. A quarter inch, .10”, .04” and .09” won’t make a wheat crop.