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Dear Motor Medics, We have a 2008 Chevrolet Tahoe and when it was just a year old, we got a new puppy. The first time we left it alone while we went inside a restaurant to eat, she decided to eat the Tahoe.
News
USDA survey coming soon on planting intentions
As the 2024 crop production season begins, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) will contact producers nationwide to determine their plans for the upcoming growing season.
City Council hears from couple with sewer line damage issue
An Albion couple told the Albion City Council last Tuesday night, Feb. 13, about hardships they are facing after the sewer line serving their home on 10th Street was damaged by a contractor digging for a basement on the neighboring lot.
Walking the rafters for roof project
Cedar Valley Lumber Company in Albion has received a recent facelift, with new steel siding and roofing installed on both the store and lumber storage builidng.
Albion resident part of LEAD group on recent trip to Europe
Amanda Berg of Albion was part of a group of 18 Nebraska LEAD 41 Fellows who recently returned from a visit to Albania, Greece, and Italy. The international seminar is a critical part of the two-year leadership development program.
News Briefs
A list of election filings was released by County Clerk Sarah Robinson after the incumbent filing deadline last Thursday, Feb. 15.
Three medalists for Cardinals at state wrestling
Boone Central wrestlers brought home three medals from last week’s Nebraska State Tournament in Omaha. Carson Wood wrestled in a very Class C state championship match at 132 pounts, losing by the narrowest of margins, 7-6, to take second place.
Albion’s Ashley Pedro joins national campaign to fight colorectal cancer
Albion resident Ashley Pedro is set to take part in an awareness initiative featured on the National Mall in Washington, DC, during March—Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.
County Board considers safety topics, approves part-time weed superintendent
Boone County Commissioners opened their regular session with a safety meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 20, and included a discussion of possible renovations in the court clerk’s office.
Producers gather for water, nitrogen workshop
Lower Loup Natural Resources District (LLNRD) and Nebraska Extension hosted a water and nitrogen management workshop on Feb. 8 at the Nance County Fairgrounds in Fullerton.