Knight Basketball 12-8-23
Lourdes Central Catholic got its basketball seasons underway this week with the girls’ set to take on Falls City Sacred Heart on Tuesday and both teams scheduled to play on Friday at home against HTRS.
December 2023
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Titanic survivors’ stories shared at MJPL presentation
In the course of about an hour last month, professional storyteller Pippa White introduced her audience at the Morton-James Public Library to six survivors of the White Star liner RMS Titanic, which sank in the North Atlantic on April 15, 1912.White had two hatracks and six hats on stage with her, and a switch of hats meant a switch of characters as she told their stories.Her presentation began with the story of passenger Eva Hart, who boarded the Titanic with her parents as a 7-year-old child to travel to Canada so her father could begin a new job there.
Community Calendar 12-8-23
First and third Mondays: NC City Council, Gary White Memorial Room/Council Chambers, 1518 Central Ave., 6 p.m.
Iggy’s Zoo Adventure highlighted this month at Morton-James Public Library
The Morton-James Public Library will host a book signing and reception tomorrow (Saturday, Dec.
Tabitha Tip: How to Assemble Your Holiday “Bill of Rights”
Give yourself some kudos—you’ve made it over the first holiday hump!
Senior Center menu 12-8-23
Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging has released the senior lunch menu.
Orchids – An Exotic Gift Plant for Your Gardener
Earlier this year, we discussed two 2023 National Garden Bureau’s (NGB) Plants of the Year - this year’s shrub (Spirea) and vegetable (broccoli).
Troopers complete Husker Gameday traffic safety campaign
Nebraska State Troopers have completed a season-long effort to keep travelers safe on Husker gamedays.
NSP releases Thanksgiving holiday traffic statistics
Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol removed from the road 27 impaired drivers during the busy Thanksgiving travel weekend.Thanksgiving weekend coincided with the annual Buckle Up, Every Trip, Every Time national campaign.
New hires allow for more interactions with ag producers
In the past year, Nebraska Extension has hired seven Water & Cropping Systems Extension Educators across the state.