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Oxford’s 64 Annual Turkey Days celebration June 11 - 13 was very well received. Although there was not a carnival this year, there were still plenty of fun activities to take part in. Events like the tasting tea, craft show, ice cream social, and free swimming and games at the Oxford Pool were well attended. The kids games had about 50 show up to take part in games, a coin scramble sponsored by South Central State Bank, and Stick Horse Obstacle Course sponsored by Nutrien.

OXFORD - From another great barbeque to the parade, Oxford’s Turkey Days was nother hit this year as it wrapped up this past weekend. More photos and a summary of the evenst can be found on Page 9..

Each year in late spring and into early summer, natives of the Plains know it’s best to keep one eye on the sky. When the weather feels just right (or wrong), that potential for severe weather and, specifically, tornadoes will be there.

Cambridge’s annual Medicine Creek Days is back this year! The TVHS Health Fair will also help kick things off Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.

10 years ago Time to load the bus early Sunday morning for youth headed to Cornhusker Boys and Girls State in Lincoln. Reid Stagemeyer checks his name off with the bus driver as Justice Hastings, Justin Stagemeyer, and Wyatt Kipp.

10 years ago Carol Ommert amongst her family retired from teaching after 25 years at Cambridge High School. Phil Young, was diagnosed with colon cancer just four years past the recommended age of screening for colon cancer in 2008.

10 years ago Storm chasers stopped at Aurora Coop last Wednesday afternoon for gas. There were six or seven other vehicles that were there with the armored vehicle.

10 years ago The final application and request for payment from Paulsen in the amount of $16,381.00 was approved by the Indianola City Council. About 15 teams were present at the Draft Horse plowing competition held 1 mile south of Indianola on the Bob Haag field following the pot luck picnic in the Indianola City Park.

100 Years Ago June 9, 1921 Burglers entered stores at Stamford and stole money in the amount of $60.00. A committee on signs reported to the Community Club that signs had been erected on all four roads leading into Oxford.