The village’s Program Administrator to begin notifying property owners. OXFORD, NEB.

The Tri Valley Medical Foundation annual Pro Am Golf Tournament began in 1994. A mere four years after the Foundation formed in 1990. This year’s tournament is scheduled for Tuesday, September 10 at Cross Creek Golf Links. The tournament is a fundraiser for the foundation to support the needs of the Tri Valley Health System.

The Nebraska Leadership Education/Action Development (LEAD) Program is pleased to announce the selection of 30 outstanding individuals who will join the program as Fellows of Nebraska LEAD Class 43. These fellows were selected based on their demonstrated leadership potential, commitment to agriculture and dedication to their communities.

Saturday evening guests of Jared and Molly Aden, Cole and Elliott were Matthew Aden, Roland and Jan Sheffield, Derek and Jordan Aden, Chelsea, Mackenzie and Berkley, all of Farnam and Scott and Audrey Aden, Kye and Collyns of Gothenburg. They celebrated Cole’s 7th and Elliott’s 5th birthdays.

By Dr. Larry Gossen, Dean I say this about every season, but fall has to be my favorite time of year. I love watching the leaves start to change colors, walking outside in the cool of the morning knowing the temperature won’t be reaching triple digits or even the 90’s, and of course, it’s football season.

Friends and fellow truckers are invited to join us for a celebration of the well-earned retirement of Rick Bethel (aka Rat) on Saturday, September 7, 2024 in Cambridge at the Town Talk Restaurant from 4:00-7:00 p.m. Refreshments and appetizers will be served.

Governor Jim Pillen joined leaders from the University of Nebraska in recognizing the first cohort of students to qualify for a uniquely designed program aimed at increasing the number production animal veterinarians in Nebraska.

From its early days in the 1960’s with a grass runway, the Cambridge Municipal Airport has continually added improvements and expanded. Now, thanks to grant opportunities, the airport will add a fourth hangar and taxiway.

The federal government granted 129 million acres to at least 11 railroad companies between 1850-1871 to expedite a transcontinental railroad system, linking the two coasts. Through land grants, states gave railroad companies an additional 51 million acres.

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