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Flowers make memories! Recently I went to my parent’s farmstead, and in the yard were two lilac bushes my mother had planted years ago. To my surprise the bushes were filled with beautiful lilac lavender blooms. They stirred memories of when she t...

Last week I made the mistake of starting a story in this space but not completing it. When I had used my allotted space I promised to continue the story this week. I should have known better than to make such a promise and then turn to other work. It...

Did you know, or do you even care ? ? ? Renewable fuels have been getting a lot of publicity since the new president began his new term in January. The new administration is promoting wind and solar projects in favor of gas, oil and coal types of...

I am so thankful school is out this week. Like so many others, my son is ultimately over it, and I am over having to motivate him. He has a couple of summer jobs lined up, and I hope a paycheck is enough to keep him moving. I’d like to have at least...

Becker’s Hospital Review announced earlier this month that Brodstone Memorial Hospital was among the nation’s top 27 patient-recommended hospitals, based on the most recent Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (HCAHPS) sco...

News coming from the South Heartland District Health Department (SHDHD) officials continues to improved. Monday the district director reported just 13 lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases in the previous seven days (May 10 – May 17), averaging under 2 c...

Presenting Biblical answers to tough questions Q. What does Fear of the Lord mean? Should I be afraid of God? A: Let me explain the fear of the Lord by this illustration: I respect the rules of the road and would never deliberately drive on the...

The new Flights of Honor exhibit will be at the Byron Community Center, Friday and Saturday, May 28 and 29. It will be available for viewing from noon to 6 p.m., each day. Admission is free. The exhibit will remain at the Byron Community Center for...

The Nuckolls County Board of Commissioners met Monday at the county courthouse in Nelson for their regularly scheduled meeting. All three commissioners were present. The board declared surplus a 1996 Dodge Ram pickup truck and a 2001 Chevrolet...

Kenny Mizner, president, called the regular meeting of the Board of Education for USD No. 107 to order last Monday in the meeting room at the district office. Those present were Kenny Mizner, Brandon Hollerich, Brenden Wirth, Bobi Fogo, Lori Yelken,...

More than 8 inches of rain fell Saturday night and Sunday morning on portions of the Paradise Creek water shed washing out bridges and flooding property including the towns of Natoma and Paradise. The creek flows into Wilson Reervoir. Flood waters...

The Kansas Department of Transportation will begin work to replace the U.S. 24 bridge over the Mulberry Creek on Monday. The bridge is located 1.4 miles west of the U.S. 24 and K-14 junction at Beloit. During the first phase of construction, traffic...

The District Tournament for Class D golfers came a little earlier than some of us expected. It was held Monday at the Indianhead Golf Course in Grand Island. There were 14 team at the event and the top three teams qualified for the State Meet. The...

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The Rock Hills High School boys and girls track teams hosted the Northern Plains League track meet at Mankato Thursday. The boys team finished in 10th place, with 22 points in the 14 team field. Other teams competing at the meet were St. John’s, Pike...

The Lawrence-Nelson High School golf team closed out their regular season schedule with two invitational outings. They were in Hebron Wednesday for the Thayer Central Invitational played at the Hebron Country Club. The Raiders took seventh place in...

The Lawrence-Nelson High School boys and girls track and field teams competed at the D-6 track meet at Kenesaw last Wednesday. The team qualified several members to advance to the state meet being held at Omaha’s Burke Stadium Wednesday and today (...