The Cambridge Senior Class, Mr. Nanfito and members of the Cemetery Board pose for a photo before starting to work in the Cemetery doing Spring clean up. Each year the Seniors do this great Community Service project.

Confirmands at Trinity Lutheran Church include front (l-r) Wyatt Blickenstaff, Hayden Helms, Ethan Hoefs, Gavin Andrews, Alaina Leising, Amelia Blickenstaff. Back (l-r) Graham Sisson, Pastor Moshier, DCE Cassie Boeka and Meg Hilker.

Cambridge City Council met in regular session on Monday, May 5, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. Council members Nora McGowen and Jeff Ommert were absent from the meeting.

The 2025 Phelps-Gosper 4-H Public Speaking Contest took place Thursday, April 10, at the Elwood Civic Center. Four 4-H members showcased their communication skills by delivering speeches and public service announcements (PSAs) centered on the theme of 4-H. Linda Dannehl served as the judge for this year’s contest.

took 52nd with a 116. Jace Hammond led Southern Valley with a 93 and finished 19th, Xander Sherwood took 21st with a 94.

Sights from the RPAC Track & Field Meet.

RPAC Track & Field Individual results.

On May 1, 2025 our Heavenly Father took Irene Louise Kenning in His loving embrace and called her home, ending her enduring battle with cancer. Irene was born September 30, 1950 in Lexington, NE to Clifford and Laura (Voss) Wilcox.

Ronald (Ron) David Archer 65, passed away on April 27, 2025 surrounded by his family. He was born on February 12, 1960, to Doyle and Lois Archer (Sansom) at Norton County Hospital, Norton, Kansas. Ron was welcomed home to the family farm by his three older siblings. Later, he proudly became a big brother to five more siblings. As Ron often fondly recalled, it was his sisters who “ran the roost” as they grew up together.

Aggie graduates and guests will hear new perspectives from honored guests and a farewell from Dr. Larry Gossen, dean, at the upcoming University of Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture commencement.