MAYWOOD –The Maywood Board of Education approved its 2024-2025 budget during the monthly meeting on September 9. According to Supt.

Tom Gross will be honored as a Cambridge Distinguished Alumni on Monday, September 16 at 8 am. Ceremony will be held at the auditorium.

Ribbon Cutting at the Daycare.

We’ve been reminded that summer isn’t over and we’re back to the warmish/hot and dry late summer days. Wheat drilling time is approaching and another nice shower within the next few days would be great.

The Arapahoe City Council met for their regular meeting on Tuesday, September 3 at 7:30 pm. There was some discussion on the new trash service during the clerk’s report.

The Cambridge Board of Education began on Monday, September 9, 2024, at 7:00 p.m. with the Parental Involvement Hearing.

Auxiliary Thrift Shop Clean Out.

This summer six community swimming pools received Pool Cool certificates from Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD). The Pool Cool program works with local swimming pools to train pool staff to provide children with education about skin cancer and sun safety during their swim lessons.

CUSCO, Peru – There are a lot of differences between Kearney, Nebraska, and Cusco, Peru. The languages, landscape, housing and transportation are among the most obvious.

Tri-Valley Health’s Senior Life Solutions is a program designed to meet the unique needs of individuals typically 65 and older, experiencing depression or anxiety related to life changes often associated with aging. Amy Shaner and director Dora Schaffert are working to get the word out about the program in the month of September. September is suicide awareness month and they see it as a good time to educate and spread the word about services available. They work for Psychiatric Medical Care, or PMC, which is only available in critical access hospitals in rural areas. Their therapist for PMC is Danielle Elliot.