Blayklee Farr of Maywood, Nebraska, has been selected to attend American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) Girls State. The nonpartisan political program teaches students about local, county, and state government.

The Farnam Carnival was another success this year. A good crowd attended, the food was great, and everyone had fun at the booths and playing Bingo.

Medicine Valley elementary students of the week: Hudson Overstreet, Hayden Houser, Lonny Hazen, Kaylee Sherbarth, Tate Schacher & Vincent Greco. .

The Cambridge TeamMates had 85 mentors and mentees at their annual End of Year Bowling Party & Senior Celebration. They held the event at TJ’s Fun Center in McCook and recognized eleven seniors with a $500 scholarship for each of them to help with their future education. They also had three seniors receive scholarships from the TeamMates National office and they were recognized with certificates as well. Everyone had a great time eating pizza and bowling and celebrating a successful year of mentoring. The Cambridge chapter currently has 58 matches with another 4 boys waiting for a mentor. To learn more or apply online go to www.teammates.org. Join the Team.....Be a Mentor!

In the early morning hours of Saturday, March 29, the Frontier County Sheriff's Office was notified of thefts that occurred in the Village of Eustis. Upon investigation, it was determined that 3 males entered approximately 10 vehicles and a garage where they stole several items.

In his fourth year of participation in Humorous Prose, Arapahoe’s Lael Rathbun was determined to make finals at State speech after coming up just short of medaling at State a year ago. But during Thursday’s awards ceremony, Rathbun was floored when he found out he was a State Champion.

The Nebraska Department of Economic Development (DED) announced $5.54 million of awards to 21 grant recipients under the Civic and Community Center Financing Fund (CCCFF). Ten communities are receiving awards for construction projects, and 11 are receiving funds for planning.

Nominations are now being accepted for Curtis Citizen of the Year and Posthumous Awards, which are presented annually at the Curtis Community Center Banquet. Nomination forms can be found and turned in to the Curtis City Office throughout the month of April.

The Cambridge Board of Education held a special meeting on Monday to hear public comment on and select a pathway for their planned building project. After an hour of public comment, the Board voted 5-1 to move forward with Concept Design K, a $19.2 million proposal that includes demolition of the two-story portion of the school and construction of a single story addition to replace it.

Merit Honor Roll Seniors Cadence Carpenter McKenzie Ewoldt Haiden Garey Kristin Holcomb Sage Larson Brooke Lentz Lael Rathbun Paisley Zodrow Juniors Juliana Hanzlick Lauren Moore Isabelle Roberts Emma Strand Sophomores Grace Andrews Carter Blickenstaff Trey Downey Desi Farner Clara Hilker Adellyn Hoefs Ryann Jennings Ruby McCune Freshmen Cydney Carlson Briana Lentz Carli Rathbun Taytum Roskop Zachary Einspahr Eighth Grade Meg Hilker Caiden Cappel Kinley Christensen Lillian Helms Seventh Grade Elizabeth Magorian Elsie Strand Honor Roll Seniors Rylee Bahe Grayson Koller Trenton Roskop Eli Shafer Juniors Madison Deisley Brook Wendland Sophomores Briggs Hill Taydem Zodrow Freshmen Hunter Larson Sawyer Shafer Eighth Grade Gavin Andrews Hayden Helms Ethan Hoefs Alaina Leising Graham Sisson Brionna Tracy Seventh Grade Halle Farner Genevieve Fisher Teigen Franssen Bryce Melhus Brigham Robinson Kallan Warner.