Cambridge, Ne August 22, 2023 - Cambridge Rotary is bringing awareness and information regarding human trafficking to area schools and communities in an effort to raise awareness of the human trafficking industry, give students an understanding of warning signs, and provide tips for safe internet usage. Utilizing the expertise of Jim Weber with Global Connections International, Nebraska State Trooper Tim Flick, and Furnas County Sherrif Doug Brown, individuals will have the opportunity to learn how to avoid becoming a vulnerable target and receive information for reporting suspected predatory instances as well as where to seek assistance.

The McCann Family is deeply honored for this bench (above) at the Furnas County Fairgrounds. Thank you David Weatherwax and family, Steve Hunt and family, Doug and Ziny Trenchard, Sam Hunt and family, and Mike Stalder for such a great work of art.

The family of Roger Jones would like to thank everyone who donated to memorials, for the plants and flowers for the service. Your cards and kind words have helped us through this time of loss. Thank you to Lockenour-Jones Mortuary and Pastor Gale Dorn for their help in planning a very nice service. To the Congregational church for serving us a lunch after the service. Special thank you to the neighbors who have stepped up to take care of his yard.

With the annual dove season opener on Sept. 1, the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has some reminders for hunters, as well as recommendations for areas to hunt.

The meeting was called to order at 12:03 P-m- Open meeting laws noted in the City Office. Members Present: Tom Shoemaker, Darcy Johnson, Jan tenBensel, Derek Downer (via zoom), Judy Jackson, Randy Heitmann, Jarod Albers.

Old Settlers 2023.

LEXINGTON - After more than two decades of distinguished service on the bench, District Judge James E. Doyle IV announced his retirement.

For Brad Wessels, disc golf is not just a game; it’s almost become a way of life. “It’s really opened me as a person and helped me.

Danbury will be having its 150th year celebration this Saturday, August 19. Community member Carol Kelley wrote a book on the town’s history and explained some of the early history of Danbury.

The Village of Oxford Board of Trustees once again discussed assistance with the Golden Generation Board during their regular meeting on Monday, August 14, 2023. Village Board Chairman Mike Minarik began by telling those present the board has started looking into an LB840 designation for the town.