Nebraska City High School welcomes new teachers
Below are bios for new teachers at Nebraska City High School for the 2022-23 school year. Susan Bartman has lived in Nebraska City for the past 14 years and is teaching Special Education at NCHS.
August 2022
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Senior Center Menu
Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging has released the August lunch menu. The menu for the next week is as follows: Friday, Aug. 26: Chicken salad sandwich on wheat bread, mixed vegetables, potato salad, canned fruit.
MJL community conversations set for Aug. 25
The Morton-James Public Library invites you to join in casual community conversation while enjoying refreshments in the Library’s Kimmel Gallery at 923 1st Corso. The next three sessions are set for Thursday, Aug.
Troopers Stop 72 Speeders for 100 MPH+ During Statewide Campaign
Troopers Stop 72 Speeders for 100 MPH+ During Statewide Campaign The Nebraska State Patrol has completed the Stop Speeding Before It Stops You campaign, in partnership with hundreds of law enforcement agencies across the country. The effort, which ran from July 20 through August 14, was designed for increased enforcement and awareness around the issue of speeding on roadways across Nebraska.
AppleJack events discussed at City Commission meeting
Kirt Manion, CherryRoad Media Plans for the two-week AppleJack Festival for 2022 were some of the main discussion points for the regularly scheduled meeting of the City Commission for Nebraska City on Monday, Aug. 15, at the Rowe Safety Complex.
Pillen won’t debate Democrat Blood in governor’s race
Aaron Sanderford, Nebraska Examiner If University of Nebraska Regent Jim Pillen wins the governor’s race, he could become Nebraska’s first governor since at least the 1970s to be elected without facing his opponents on a debate stage. Pillen declined another debate last week, one offered by NTV News of Axtell, Nebraska.
LeGrand featured in Wall Street Journal article
Kirt Manion, CherryRoad Media Raegan LeGrand, daughter of Nate and Alyssa LeGrand and granddaughter of Dave and Susan Le-Grand of Nebraska City, was recently interviewed for a story in the Wall Street Journal entitled “The Nightmare Travel Days Coming for USC and UCLA Athletes.” Raegan is a former volleyball player for the University of Southern California (USC). Just this summer, the Big 10 Conference announced the addition of USC and UCLA to its member institutions as part of what many believe to be the dawning of the super conference age of college athletics.
New concussion clinic at UNL discussed at NC Rotary
Kirt Manion, CherryRoad Media Concussions, from diagnosis to recovery, present as a complicated subject filled with nuance and can easily become the subject of fear and generalization. The University of Nebraska in Lincoln (UNL) is working toward erasing some of that confusion through research, treatment, and education.
Rainmaker
Ephesians 2:8-9 “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.” ESV My family’s intestinal fortitude had finally given out, having our beautiful cabin picture-framed in mud, muck, and weeds. So for the first time, I actually spent money on landscaping. That takes a heap of faith for me, given my black thumb of death. I also got the romantic notion to plant a vineyard.
Public Safety
Every American deserves to feel safe in their community. Yet over the last few years, violent crime has spiked across the country.