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Music and refreshments downtown

Many area residents were enjoying music and refreshments by “The Begats” at The Venue in downtown Albion last Thursday evening, July 18. In addition to the music, the Boone-Nance Cattlemen hosted a burger fry, HWY 14 Brewery had a beer garden, and food trucks were also serving on Fourth Street.
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FCCLA members bring home hardware from Washington State

Fifteen students from Boone Central High School recently participated in the Nebraska Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America District Leadership STAR Competition. This annual event was held at the Convention Center in Seattle Washington and featured competitors from across the state.
Front Row (Left to Right): Natalie Schrad, Maddie Reilly, Payton Becker, Mishayla Slaymaker, Miranda McGill, Mazie Beister, Taryn Stephens; and Back Row (Left to Right): Cassidy Maricle, Marisa Malander, Briana Johnson, Audra Groth, Myah Rankin, Bethany Priester, Melany Preister, Elissa Reynoldson.

Rueth honored for 50 years of membership

Last week in Knotty Pine Post 334 Commander Hank Thieman and Post secretary Jerry Schrage presented Korean Conflict Veteran Doug Rueth a certificate for 50 years of Continuous membership to Post #334.
Pictured Hank Thieman(has Legion Shirt on) Post 334 Legion Commander, Doug Rueth and Secretary Jerry Schrage.

Road workers discuss potential improvements

Road conditions and staffing were major topics at the Boone County Commissioners meeting on Monday, July 15. Early in the meeting, a group of residents from the Akron area attended to discuss road conditions in that area and the need for improvements.
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Motorcyle accident fatality reported

From the Boone County Sheriff’s Office On July 15, 2024 at approximately 5:04 p.m., the Boone County 911 Center received a call of a motorcyle accident that occured near mile marker 23 on Highway 52, just north of Primrose. Emergency crews were detailed to the accident scene, along with deputies.
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Commissioners act on value protests

Boone County Commissioners, acting as a Board of Equalization, made determinations on a total of 48 valuation protests during their meeting Monday, July 15. Of the 48 protests, five were damaged property forms, which were approved as authorized by state law.
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