New construction growing...
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New homes and foundations are appearing in Newman Grove’s newest building addition to the community..
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FBLA qualifies many for Nationals
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The Boone Central FBLAChapter traveled to Kearney for the 2025 State Leadership Conference, qualifying a number of chapter members for the National Conference. The students heard from engaging speakers, attended educational breakout sessions, and competed against other students from across the state in various competitions.
Cardinal Call Out won by BC young speakers
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Boone Central Middle School held its third annual middle school speech meet, the Cardinal Call Out, on Friday, April 4th. Six teams attended the tournament with over 90 total entries.
Fitness Center celebrating 40 years
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The Boone County Fitness Center was a dream come true for Jim and Elaine Wolf. They built the Center and donated it to the Community they loved.
Swim lessons for generations of students
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Before moving to Albion, Lonnelle Rasmussen, a certified Water Safety Instructor, taught swimming lessons at three other facilities. She began teaching adult swimming lessons at BCFC in January 1986.
Elgin-native physician joining BCHC staff
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Boone County Health Center has announced that Dr. Nicole Kramer will be joining the area medical practice in the fall of 2027.
BCHC adds dermatolgist to staff
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Boone County Health Center (BCHC) has announced a new service for the community—dermatology care is now available close to home. Beginning this month, Dr.
Gibbs to retire from Cornhusker Power
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It is with both pride and sorrow that Cornhusker Public Power District has announced the retirement of Clay Gibbs as the CEO/GM of the District. Gibbs will celebrate his 32nd anniversary with the District in the upcoming weeks.
Genealogy Society asks for updates of family histories
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The Boone Nance County Genealogy Society met on March 10 at the St. Edward Public Library with 15 members and guests attending.
Cornhusker Public Power repairs lines after storm
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A March Blizzard traveled through eastern Nebraska, including Cornhusker Public Power District’s service area, on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, causing approximately 3,600 meters to be without power, many for three days. The storm started early morning on Wednesday, March 19, with rain switching over to ice, then heavy wet snow fell along with winds gusting up to 70 mph.
