2024 Year in Review

January 4 St. John’s Lutheran Church in Curtis celebrated its 75th anniversary on Sunday, December 31.
2024 Year in Review

New Year’s Baby Contest to be held

CAMBRIDGE - The first baby born at the Cambridge Memorial Hospital in 2025 will be the lucky winner of many gifts from local merchants. This will be the sixtyfi fth baby to claim “The First Baby of the Year” title at the Cambridge Memorial Hospital.

Senior Center

Friday, Jan 3 - Pork Chops over rice, pea salad, pears, cottage cheese Monday, Jan 6 - Ham Loaf, Baked Potato, Broccoli/ Cauliflower Salad, Apricots Tuesday, Jan 7 - Lasagna, Mixed Veggies, Mandarin Oranges, Garlic Bread Menu subject to change without notice. Please call before 9:3o a.m.

Make this a Healthy New Year

It’s that time of year again when many of make New Year’s Resolutions or plans we set for ourselves in the new year. However, research suggests that many of us have a difficult time completing those resolutions.

2024 year in Review

July 11 Prairie Pioneer Days in Arapahoe celebrated the 4th of July. The Furnas County Fair is set to celebrate 140 years.
2024 year in Review

Cambridge Lions Club continues Christmas tradition

The Cambridge Lions Club continued their Christmas Project tradtion by delivering gifts to 54 families in the Cambridge area. “The Cambridge Lions would like to thank everyone for their ongoing support of our Christmas Project!
Cambridge Lions Club continues Christmas tradition

An act of Congress delivers early Christmas present

McCook —It literally takes an act of Congress to transfer federal land to counties. A bill passed in the Senate last week that allows for the transfer of 77.2 acres at two Southwest Nebraska reservoirs from the federal Bureau of Reclamation (BoR) to Red Willow and Hitchcock Counties.
An act of Congress delivers early Christmas present

Respiratory illness: What are the symptoms?

Many respiratory illnesses go around in the fall and winter in southwest Nebraska. Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) has seen a rise in cases of respiratory illness during the first two weeks of December.

FDA Approval

Most of my family dreads the thought of going to a museum with me. It really doesn’t matter what the museum is, or how interested they might be in the subject, they’d prefer to do something, perhaps anything,
DEBRA JOHNSTON, M.D.
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