LCC Anne Frank exhibit open to public Monday night “Anne Frank: A History for Today” will be open for public viewing at Lourdes Central Catholic School, 412 2nd Ave., on Monday, April 11, from 6 to 8 p.m. Pictured above is Mary Misner, one of four eighth-grade students who received docent training prior to the first public exhibition on Thursday, March 31.
Bethel Church of Nebraska City is once again providing our community the opportunity to watch a fantastic series! “The Chosen” Season 2 will be shown at no charge on their church lawn to the public beginning Friday, April 22, at 8:30 p.m. Episodes will be shown every second and fourth Friday of the month.
Home burglaries immediately conjure images of criminals clad in head-to-toe black and lurking outside the homes of unsuspecting homeowners, patiently waiting for the lights to go out so they can enter and steal valuables. Such images have been in the public consciousness for so long that it's easy to overlook the threat posed by home burglaries. But these statistics indicate just how potent and dangerous a threat burglaries remain.
Nebraska City Tourism and Commerce and Lourdes Central Catholic School invite the community to a ribbon cutting for DEMO DAY! Join us at Lourdes Central Catholic School, 412 2nd Ave., on Tuesday, April 12, at 4 p.m. for a ribbon cutting and reception as demolition begins on the school’s new school kitchen and cafeteria space.
The last Civil War soldier to be buried in Otoe County will be honored with a special ceremony at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, April 23, at Nebraska City’s Wyuka Cemetery.
The Christian season of Lent and the Easter holiday are laden with time-honored traditions that are both secular and religious. Many such traditions are universal, but people still find ways to celebrate their Christian faith in their own unique ways.
Here is this week's senior menu. Please keep in mind that menus are subject to change.
First Christian Church at 114 N. 8th St., will be hosting its open door dinner from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on April 12. The menu for the open door dinner is sloppy joes, potato chips, cole slaw and Jello cake. The meal is free and open to all.
Community festivals and events were one of the main discussion topics at the April 4 meeting of the Nebraska City City Council. Council members approved Nebraska City Tourism and Commerce’s plans for the upcoming Arbor Day Festival April 29 to May 1, and it also approved a request from Arbor Day Farm for special commemorative banners celebrating the 150th anniversary of Arbor Day and the 50th anniversary of the Arbor Day Foundation to be placed on city street poles near Arbor Lodge, as well as a plan for a 10-minute fireworks show by Arbor Day Farm on Friday, April 29.
An artist reception from 3 to 5 this afternoon (Friday, April 8) in the Kimmel Gallery of the Morton-James Public Library will give the public a chance to meet a young artist who’s interested in cleaning up the world’s oceans and solving the problem of overfishing the world’s seas.