Body Since last week’s column, Summer came back! Temps were right up there nudging the triple digits. But, also in the last week, we have had more rain. The gauge here on The Hill showed right at a half inch Sunday evening. As usual, we’ll take it!

Body 9/8/25: Municipal Ordinance Violation, 112 Penn St., Cambridge, NE: Report of 3 dogs chased woman back in her home. On Monday, Sept. 8, a Furnas County Sheriff’s deputy was bitten while responding to a report of dangerous animal near the 200 block of Penn Street in Cambridge.

Body The Cambridge Economic Development meeting was called to order at 12:02 p.m. Open meeting laws noted in the City Office.

Body Its official – the Tri Valley Hospital System Auxiliary has brought out the fall and winter merchandise! Left over items from the successful spring/summer sack sales were boxed for Orphan Grain Train in Grand Island, along with Catholic Charities and Goodwill.

Body Thanks to the Trees for Nebraska Towns Initiative, an effort of the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum and the Nebraska Forest Service, the Eustis Tree Board received 10 trees for the Beautify Eustis – Plant Street Trees project.

Body Cambridge City Council met in regular session on Monday, September 15, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. All members were present for the meeting.

Body STOCKVILLE - The joint public hearing for property tax increases in Frontier County will be held Thursday evening at the Frontier County Courthouse in Stockville.

Body Both the Eager Beaver Days celebration and the Curtis Fall Festival will take place this weekend. Eager Beaver Days is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday with a parade Saturday morning at 10:30 followed by games in the Square, along with a car show, food and turtle races.

Body CAMBRIDGE - The 31st annual Tri Valley Medical Foundation Pro-Am golf tournament was another success as the tournament raised more than $46,000 for the foundation.

Body Arapahoe Neb., September 12, 2025 – Ag Valley Cooperative is pleased to announce the distribution of equity retirement checks to eligible stockholders. This year’s payments include equities to patrons born in 1946, as well as equities earned in 2006 through Big Springs Co-op.