Merit Honor Roll Seniors Vanesa Aguayo Limon Brynn Baily Sam Bantam Tayley Becker Shalissa Bigham Gage Booe Shyloh Gavierez Shandlyn reen Nathaniel Grilli Brecklyn Hammond Chad Heer Jr. Adeline Hunt Emma Jordan Emily Layton Victoria Meyers Cojlby Noel Brooklyn Santifer Juniors Victoria Bose Isac...

All As indicated with * 7th Grade- Back Row Lucas Cochrane Paislee Knackstedt Gabby Rupp* Coralee Schurr* 8th Grade Kyson Dean* Madelyn Kugler Piper Puls* Maddeline Tryon Whitney Wall* 9th Grade Cole Dean Traevyn Koch Maryah Oberg Gage Rupp (not pictured) 10th Grade Jennae Brockmeier Brecken Hecox*...

Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) will be offering Vaccines for Children at public clinics in April. Anyone two months of age and older are invited to get their vaccinations.

The Cambridge TeamMates chapter is proud to be able to provide a book vending machine to Cambridge Public Schools to help encourage a love of reading in our elementary students. The machine was provided by a grant through the Nebraska Department of Education and uses tokens to distribute the books.

The Cambridge Area Chamber of Commerce presented a check for $16,800 to the Cambridge Park Project for the purpose of helping fund the new playground equipment. The funds were proceeds collected from the silent auction and other activities at the Chamber’s Banquet last month.

Spring is in the air and animals are out and about. Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) reminds everyone to use caution around wild animals or animals you do not know.

(Above L-R) Food Pantry board members Mary Kay Warner, Lori Moore and Howard Davis honored Lorris Haarberg for his 40 years serving on the Arapahoe Food Pantry board. Standing to the right of Lorris is his wife, Ruth.

Elwood, NE (March 25, 2025)– Security First Bank and Security First Insurance, with the generous support of its customers and employees, successfully collected more than 6,477 items of food and personal care items and raised over $16,700 in monetary donations during its 6th annual Feeding Hearts...

Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department’s annual Walk to Health Team Challenge kicks off Monday, April 7th. This free walking program will last for 12 weeks and is open to residents of all ages in the SWNPHD nine-county service area.

The art works of students from 19 area high schools are on display through April 11 at the Wrightstone Fine Arts Gallery on the Mc-Cook Community College campus.