Body The Oxford Chamber of Commerce is hosting their annual Halloween celebration on Monday, October 31st from 4 to 7 pm. They will be serving Hot dogs, chips and pop downtown. The train will be out to give rides. There will also be trick or treating at participating businesses.

Body The Beaver City Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring trick or treating on Halloween, Monday, October 31 from 4 - 6 pm. Participating businesses will have a sign in their window. The Chamber also invites anyone else who wants to participate to set up around the square.

Body Sitting on the corner of Roads 709 and 403 is the latest haybale art by Roger McGraw. Roger freehand paints these creations with cans of spray paint. He says it takes a lot of cans of paint to complete each bale. Roger lives a half mile east of the haybale corner.

Body Head Start, a program of Community Action Partnership of Mid Nebraska (Mid), provides comprehensive services to 20 families in Furnas County. Furnas County Head Start is now taking applications for the 2022-2023 year.

Body The Red Willow County GOP is meeting Tuesday, October 25, 2022, at Bedore Barn/Marlene’s Kitchen (3 miles north of McCook). Meet/Greet begins at 6:30 pm followed by the business meeting at 7:00 pm.

Body If you haven’t had your tomatoes covered, they are most likely history for 2022. The temps had flirted with the frosty range but these last few days they got down to business. I guess if we can’t get rain to make things green, we may as well enjoy the fall colors.

Body McCook, Nebraska, October 17, 2022 - Southwest Area Training Service is joining the U.S. Department of Labor in recognizing the vital role people with disabilities play in making the nation’s workforce diverse and inclusive.

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Body CAMBRIDGE - Voters within the City of Cambridge will have a choice at next month’s election to extend a half-cent sales tax that benefi ts Cross Creek Golf Links and the Cambridge City Pool.

Body CAMBRIDGE - A proposed expansion to the walking trails in Cambridge was a large point of discussion at the Cambridge City Council meeting Monday night. Howard Kester reported more about the Walking Trail to Harvest Meadows.