If you want to gain a better understanding of something, there’s no better way than garnering an inside look. After University of Nebraska-Lincoln journalism student and 2019 Cambridge graduate Jenna Ebbers heard about the Nebraska Legislature’s Page Program from her mother, her interest was piqued.

Students from each of 15 school across the Republican Plains Activities Conference were recognized for their achievements in Art. Based on judging down by the schools’ art teachers, each school was awarded a medal winner for the top piece from their district.

COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to decrease in Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) and across Nebraska. Last week was the first time new cases dropped below 100 in SWNPHD since early October last year.

10 years ago A power point presentation on splash pad by Bill Pospichal from Outdoor Recreation Products stated that a splash pad is an interactive sprinkler system for children and aids in motor skills. Cost would be approximately $150,000.

10 years ago At the Cambridge City Council meeting they approved reappointing Roy Patterson to the Museum Board. The Cambridge Community Investment Group, LLC in conjunction with the Cambridge Variety Store, LLC announced today plans to proceed with the project.

10 years ago Members of the Gosper County Extension Board for 2011 are: Hannah Wendell, Jamie North, Dale Burkhalter, Dennis Hinson, and not pictured Carol Gruber and Nick Niemeier.

Those who pass the Ag Valley Grain Handling facility in Bartley are seeing the old wooden elevator come down. McCook Police who had been looking for the girl since she was reported missing discovered the body of 14-year old Kailee Nichole Clapp of McCook northwest of Bartley late Friday evening.

90 Years Ago January 22, 1931 A Burlington engine climbed a switch in the Oxford yards. It not only tore up the tracks in bad shape but required a wrecker to get it back in place.

25 Years Ago January 25, 1996 The worst snow storm in 10 years hits area, catching residents off guard. Schools were closed and traffic was at a standstill.

System is committed to the health and wellbeing of all communities that they serve and would like to provide some information about COVID-19 vaccinations.