May 2022

Rotary Club hears about new County Line Helicopter Precision Application business

Helicopters are gaining in popularity for agricultural chemical applications because they provide minimal drift and maximum coverage. That's according to helicopter pilot Galen Kreifels who, along with Heath Gress, talked about their new business, County Line Helicopter Precision Application, at the May 4 meeting of the Nebraska City Rotary Club.

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New Long Jump Record

Beau Lee, a senior at Lourdes Central Catholic, recently met with Doug Kreifels, an alum of Lourdes. Kreifels had owned the long jump school record prior to Lee breaking the mark this spring. Kreifels told Lee that he had lived on the east coast for many years but was glad to be back home to congratulate the new long jump record holder. Lee is pictured at center with Kreifels to his right and Lourdes track coach Jim Thurman to his left.

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Start Your Garden Right with Healthy Transplants

Transplants are the way to go with tomatoes, peppers and dozens of other vegetables, as well as many of the annual flowers common in Nebraska gardens. Transplants give long-season crops a head start before being put out in the garden and a chance to produce before fall frost. Annual flowers grown from transplants begin blooming weeks earlier than they would if a gardener planted them from seed.

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Biden’s land grab?

Ah, here we go again! While traversing the state blasting Democratic President Joe Biden’s totally voluntary landowner signup for the 30 – by – 30 Conservation plan, Governor Pete Ricketts is doing what he does best; use his high position in state government to spread national party agendas with falsehoods, half-truths, “Land Grab” fearmongering and lies.

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Did you know?

The Donor Alliance® reports that just one donor can save up to eight lives through organ donation. Organs that can be donated include the heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, pancreas, and small intestine. Eye and tissue donations also can have a profound impact, potentially saving and healing more than 75 lives.

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Signed Letter of Intent

Chase Brown, a senior and accomplished multi-sport athlete at Nebraska City High School, recently signed a college letter of intent during an event at the high school. Brown will be playing college basketball for Peru State.

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