The 109th annual Eustis Fair & Corn Show will feature eight days of activities beginning this Saturday and running through August 9. The festivities begin with a Blue Rock shoot on Saturday, then on Sunday is a BBQ at the Eustis Park at 5:30, followed by a children’s pedal pull at 6:30.

CURTIS - University of Nebraska President Jeff Gold, M.D. engaged in conversation with about 50 people at the Education Center auditorium on the Curtis campus on July 23.

Furnas County voters living in the Cambridge School District will be receiving new voting ballots in the mail for the August 12, 2025, Cambridge School Bond election following an error with the first batch of ballots. The County Clerk’s initials were not printed on the first batch of ballots, and therefore, those ballots cannot be used as is.

STOCKVILLE - Following a two-day trial for counts of Child Abuse and False Reporting, Maywood Public Schools Supeintendent Mark Bejot was found not guilty on both counts by a jury Thursday afternoon. The jury deliberated for just over an hour before delivering the verdict shortly after 4 p.m.

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By Nathaly Dragoo ‘23 On the last Saturday of June, our campus at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture felt more alive than ever. Aggies came home from near and far for Aggie Alumni Day, filling every corner of Curtis with laughter, hugs, and memories that seemed to pick up right where they left off. It reminded us, once again, that NCTA is so much more than a college. It’s a community, a place where connections begin, and where they keep growing, year after year.

BEAVER CITY – The city council conducted their business in just over a half hour on Monday, July 21 with five of the six members present. A building permit request from Jamie Hargett for patio expansion at 1024 N Street was approved.

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The Stockville & Country Schools’ Reunion was held at The Anvil restaurant in Curtis on Saturday, July 19, 2025. The Board Members are President Margene (Maret) Hayes, Vice President Bernita (Hinton) Owens and Secretary-Treasurer Linda (Ralston) Monte. Assisting with the gathering was Randy Hayes who manned the microphone equipment. Decorations were done by Nikki Buker and Cheryl Muilenburg. On display were the pictures of the graduating classes of Stockville High School from the years 1920 through 1964, when the school closed.