State FCCLA

LINCOLN - The Medicine Valley FCCLA Chapter had much success at this year's State Leadership Conference in Lincoln on April 7th-9th. Harper Watkins was the state runner-up in Chapter in Review Display.
State FCCLA

Southern Valley

LINCOLN - The Southern Valley FCCLA Chapter competed at the State Leadership Conference in Lincoln on April 7th-9th. Sarah Holtse placed third in the STAR Baking and Pastry Event, and her chapter mate Brooklyn Santifer placed fourth.
Southern Valley

State FCCLA

LINCOLN - Elwood's FCCLA Chapter took home hardware from the State Leadership Conference in Lincoln on April 7th-9th. Kara Brockman was the State Champion in Focus on Children, qualifying her for nationals later this year.
State FCCLA

State FBLA

KEARNEY - The Southern Valley FBLA Chapter traveled to Kearney April 11th-13th to compete in the State Leadership Conference. At FBLA SLC, students compete in business events and programs.
State FBLA

MAYWOOD

KEARNEY - The Maywood FBLA Chapter participated at the State Leadership Conference in Kearney on April 11th-13th. Dallas Grunden, Raelene Lanning, and Maddie Merritt placed eighth in the state with their Partnership with Business Project.
MAYWOOD

Red Willow GOP to meet April 23

The Red Willow County GOP (Republican Party) meets Tuesday, April 23, 2024, for their regular monthly meeting. All area Republicans are invited and encouraged to attend the meeting at Bedore Barn/Marlene’s Kitchen (38404 RD 719, McCook, NE).

Justin Daake of Oxford is a 2024 Visionary Award Winner

The Nebraska Lawyers Foundation, the chartable arm of the Nebraska State Bar Association, is honored to recognize the following award recipients on Saturday, April 13th at their annual Barristers Ball Gala to be held at the Embassy Suites in La Vista.
Justin Daake of Oxford is a 2024 Visionary Award Winner

ESU 11 Invention Conventionn 2024

The 33rd Annual Invention Convention hosted by Educational Service Unit #11 of Holdrege was held Thursday, April 11, 2024, at the Nebraska Prairie Museum in Holdrege. There were 106 inventions submitted from students in grades 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8.
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