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With substitute teachers in high demand across Nebraska, local schools are encouraging community members to consider earning a Local Substitute Permit—an accessible pathway that allows individuals to support students and staff while working flexible hours.

From the Library Newsletter To commemorate the formal organization of a library in St. Edward in 1925, the St.

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen said Monday that he has requested Amherst State Sen.

Nebraska is getting a new state treasurer in Fremont Mayor Joey Spellerberg, the governor announced Monday. Gov.

From NG Social Media on Tuesday: Several of the FFA, NHS, and FBLA members worked together last night to collect 367.2 lbs of food for our community food pantry! A huge thank you to the amazing Newman Grove community for your generosity and support.

A famous runner helped send the BC Cardinals cross country teams off in style to Kearney for the State Cross Country event last week. “Forrest Gump,” with Ella Gompert, Kasey Krohn, Ella Gompert, and some additional supporters in Kearney.

This fall, Boone Central School, and St. Edward School fifth graders learned about electrical safety from Cornhusker Public Power District representatives. The schools were among the eighteen schools and 470 students in Cornhusker Public Power District’s six-county service area to experience the program.

Gateway Theatre organized on January 22, 2002, through a purchase agreement from Keith Theater and Gateway Youth Foundation, a 501(c) (3) entity. An agreement entered into with Boone Central Schools through a partnership with an entrepreneur class and a board of directors was made.

The Albion American Legion and auxiliaries held a remembrance walk starting in Fuller Park and the South Picnic Shelter on Sunday, Sept. 7. Mary Jane Noble captured a few pictures from the provided trolley. The walk was held in remembrance of 9/11, and was hosted by the Albion American Legion Post #162, VFW Post #736 and their Auxiliaries.