Downtown Oxford was filled with trick or treaters on Halloween during the Chamber of Commerce event on Tuesday, October 31. The Chamber served free grilled hot dogs, chips and drinks and businesses and others set up for trick or treating.

Everyone should certainly be enjoying these nice fall days. A high of 71 on Monday! Can’t get much better than that. Tuesday morning was a bit different. It wasn’t all that chilly, but you sure couldn’t see very far. At least not from here on The Hill.

The Nebraska Cooperative Development Center (NCDC) would like to invite anyone interested in working in the Homecare Industry to a public meeting on November 16 at 6pm at Prairie Pines, 1010 2nd Street, in Arapahoe NE.

ESU 11 Coordinates world Language Concert for area students.

Arapahoe Halloween Parade to downtown businesses, Boo View at Library, families in character, lots of fun for those who love Halloween! .

Reading scripture can be an integral part of participating in one’s religion and bringing a faithful community together. Scripture is an essential component of weekly faith services, but the Bible can be embraced any day of the week.

Your entire family is crammed into Grandma’s house. Some of your siblings and nephews are playing football, and the others are watching and chatting, catching up.

BY Jessica Alexander If you would have asked Cambridge Super Market owner, Zach Nielsen last October where he would’ve been this October he would not have said South Asia and the Middle East. However from October 1-17th that’s where he found himself, on a trip of a lifetime.

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Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) is working to reduce childhood exposure to lead by increasing lead poisoning prevention awareness in our communities. Childhood exposure to lead can have serious health effects that may include damage to the brain and nervous system, slowed growth and development, learning and behavior problems, hearing problems, and speech disabilities.