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Nebraska Department of Education draft of health education standards met with controversy

5 years ago By Guyla Mills

Under Nebraska state law, Education Standards for reading, writing, mathematics, and social studies are required to be updated every seven years. This year, the Nebraska Department (NDE) of Education expanded that effort to review and update other subject areas—including health education standards for the first time.

Nominations being accepted for 2022 D.J.’s Hero Awards Scholarships

4 years ago By News Staff

OMAHA, Neb. (January 31, 2022) - Nominations are now being accepted for the 2022 D.J.'s Hero Awards Scholarships.

Lebanon News

4 years ago By Myrna Haag

Last week’s inch of snow didn’t bring much moisture. But we’ll take what we got.

Revolving Loan Fund Available to Start Your Business

4 years ago By News Staff

Twin Valleys Public Power District (TVPPD) wants to remind entrepreneurs that there is money available to start their business! The intent of our Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) is to create new jobs or help with needed community service projects by partnering with local financial institutions to create a complete financing package to bring a project to reality. Loans can be made to any business, person, or government entity requesting funds for development projects.

Hundreds attend Todd Becker Foundation Event at Southern Valley

4 years ago By Guyla Mills

OXFORD – Over 500 people attended a Todd Becker Crusade event held at Southern Valley High School on Wednesday, January 26, 2020. The Kearney-based foundation is named for a young man who was killed in an alcohol-related car accident in 2005.

Hundreds attend Todd Becker Foundation Event at Southern Valley

RPAC honors high school artists

4 years ago By News Staff

Alma’s Jonah Felix took RPAC ‘s Best of the Show with “Old Shack.” Find more RPAC Art from Arapahoe, Cambridge, Southern Valley and Southwest on page 12..

Cambridge Rotary Club plans for new shelter at downtown park

4 years ago By News Staff

The Cambridge Rotary Club is asking for financial support from community members and businesses. The club is working on a 24 x 24 x 10 shade/shelter project to be built in the Downtown Park between Pinpoint and The Bowling Alley. This shade/ shelter will go over the newly redone picnic tables in this area. The club has great hopes this will help attract people and groups to come and enjoy the park for personal and business events. If you feel so inclined to help the Cambridge Rotary Club with your financial support on this project, please mail your donation to Cambridge Rotary Club c/o Debbi Runner 513 North St Cambridge, NE 69022.

Cambridge Rotary Club plans for new shelter at downtown park

OXFORD

4 years ago By News Staff

100 Years Ago February 2, 1922 The Lutheran congregation has decided to erect a new parsonage but to do so it must dispose of the present one. The wolf hunt in Spring Grove township was not a howling success.

BEAVER CITY

4 years ago By News Staff

25 Years Ago January 23, 1997 The Furnas County Sheriff and Beaver City Marshal are investigating the shooting of the City›s well houses. City Marshal Bob Hester reported that the police department received a grant for $1,367.76 to purchase a lap top computer for use in the police car.

Arapahoe Public Mirror

4 years ago By News Staff

10 years ago Members of the Arapahoe Fire Department gathered for a training account Sunday evening, January 22 to train on the new Phillips Heartstart MRX monitor/defibrillator. At the City Council meeting members received registration forms for the Mid-Winter Conference to be held February 27-28.

Cambridge Clarion

4 years ago By News Staff

10 years ago The Zoo Crew held Winterfest 2012, a benefit for Justin Hamel and Christopher Denton, who were both injured to motorcycle accidents last July. The benefit raised more than $11,000 for both individuals medical costs.

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