Color Blast 5K give funds to Arapahoe Library

Nearly $1000 was raised for the Arapahoe library’s programming fund through the Color Blast 5K. Karme Fisher (left) and Tyler Cappef(rifht) arranged the details of the event. Megan Soncksen (middle) received the funds for the library.
Color Blast 5K give funds to Arapahoe Library

ARAPAHOE FOOD - PANTRY

Open Tuesdays and Fridays 2:00 p.m. - 4:oo p.m. 210 7th Street, Arapahoe, NE 308.962.7296. To observe social distancing during the COVID 19 pandemic, call the number posted outside the building and wait for the volunteer staff to bring out your box of groceries.

HOLBROOK CHURCH NEWS

First Baptist Church 212 Randolph Ave., Holbrook, NE Pastor Dale Whitson Church Service 9:3o a.m. Sunday School 1o:3o a.m..

Lt. Governor Foley visits Elwood

Lt. Governor Mike Foley got a taste of the good life when he visited area communities Friday, November 20. The communities of Elwood, Eustis and Farnam hosted the Lt. Governor to highlight some of the great things happening because of the work of local community members.
Lt. Governor Mike Foley visited with Elwood Public Schools students Friday.

Announcing Cambridge-OPOLY!

The Cambridge Area Chamber of Commerce, Economic Development Board and Furnas County Visitors Bureau have teamed up to bring you Cambridge-OPOLY -- a fun game to kick off the holiday shopping season. The game is simple.
Announcing Cambridge-OPOLY!

About 15 members

About 15 members of the Cambridge Lions participated over 2 different days to paint parking lines at Cope Family Dentistry...
About 15 members

Testing their plans

More than six weeks into the school year, area schools are dealing with their first cases within their day-to-day operation, but, so far at least, protocols for how to handle those situations have held and kept the buildings safe and operational.

COVID-19 Community Risk Dial Moved to Orange

The COVID-19 Community Risk Dial for the week of October 5th is orange, meaning residents of southwest Nebraska have a high risk of contracting COVID-19. The risk level was raised due to an increase in community spread across several counties and higher demand on the healthcare system.
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