According to Christine Weaver, the CCC Camp at Beaver City brought over 200 young men together to work the radius of about 15 miles of Beaver City. The camp was located just north of the old high school on what is now the fair grounds. The camp consisted of five barracks for the enlisted men. There was a recreation hall, bath house, hospital, mess hall, kitchen, head quarters building, foreman's quarters, officers quarters building, a garage, and a technical service building. There were also two army trucks and an ambulance. The Soil Conservation Service also furnished 15 to 20 trucks. One of those buildings was later moved into town and served as the American Legion for a number of years. The building was sold and used for a house for a short time and then in 1981 became the Friendship Center Church.

Southern Valley Junior Brianna Jorgenson has received a Silver Key Award in art and her piece will be displayed in the governor's mansion this summer. Of works submitted, only 8% will receive this award. The Silver Key recognizes "stand-out works submitted to local programs that demonstrate exceptional ability".

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INDIANOLA - At its regullar meeting Monday, the Indianola City Council discussed zoning for a potential business, a potential change to its interlocal agreement with McCook Public Power and communication and protocols for disaster situations in the aftermath of the Road 702 Fire.

The act of breathing is essential to life and can be done with or without thinking about it. You can control your breath and vary it, but eventually air must come in, and air must go out. The breath of life and breathing exercises are an important aspect of many religions. In the book of Genesis, when God created man, he formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life. Several Eastern religions use controlled breathing in meditation and prayer, helping in the processes of consciousness, mindfulness, and visualization.

BEAVER CITY - In the aftermath of two harrowing wildfires that burned thousands of acres in Furnas County earlier in the month, a tree planting ceremony was held in the town square of the county seat on April 29, 2022.

LINCOLN, Neb. (April 28, 2022) - Officially proclaimed National Travel and Tourism Week (NTTW) by Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts, the annual celebration showcases the contributions of the tourism industry to the state’s and nation’s economy. Celebrated May 1-7, Nebraska Tourism is working with notable tourism destinations to light up red each night. Destinations lighting up include Chimney Rock, Golden Spike Tower, Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer, Lincoln Children’s Zoo (sign) and Lauritzen Gardens (Marjorie K. Daugherty Conservatory).

INDIANOLA - After a pair of local wildfires had brought awful destruction to local farmers and rachers, Indianola’s John O’Dea and Jon Harris thought a fundraiser was in order. The idea was simple.