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KEARNEY, NEB. – Farmers and ranchers from across the state set Nebraska Farm Bureau policy for the coming year and elected leaders as part of the organization’s 104th Annual Meeting and Convention held Dec. 5-7 in Kearney. Delegates discussed a wide range of agricultural policy issues to provide direction for the organization.

By Guyla Mills Kennis McClelland has served as Furnas County Clerk longer than he has been married to his wife of 43 years. The longtime public servant was sworn into office on January 9, 1975, and got married to Nancy in 1979.

BEAVER CITY - Although younger locals knew the recently demolished brick structure at 416 10 Street as the Re-Markable Store that was owned and operated by Tom and Dotty Biros, the building was originally constructed in 1931 as a Masonic Temple.

BEAVER CITY — Judge James Doyle sentenced William “Billy” Quinn, 57, to a minimum of 176.5 years in prison for first-degree sexual assault and sex trafficking of a teenage girl and the production of child pornography during 2019 and 2020in Furnas County District Court on Wednesday.

10 years ago The First Dollar was presented to Brian Rae at his new business. Elwood Auto Sales, following the Elwood Chamber meeting held at the Senior Center on Thursday.

10 years ago Three Southwest graduates received their degrees in ceremonies at UNK December 16. Kyle Teel received his Bachelor of Science in Business Education Comprehensive.

First Central Bank in Arapahoe and Edison held their Christmas Open House on Friday, December 17th along with the retirement celebration for Jennifer Brakhahn. (Top photo) Jennifer talks with friends during the celebration while they enjoyed punch and cookies. (Right) Kristie Warner serves punch and cookies at the Arapahoe Open House. (Bottom right) Rod and Pat Best attended the First Central Bank Open House in Edison and signed up for a door prize. (Below) Lloyd Lueking and Alton Maaske enjoyed cookies at the Open House in Edison.

The Educational Service Unit #11 Board of Education has hired Mr. John Poppert to be their next administrator. He will replace Greg Barnes who is retiring June 30, 2022. Mr. Poppert will officially begin his duties at the ESU on July 1, 2022.