Community Calendar 3-1-24
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March 2024
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Senior Center menu 3-1-24
Press releaseBlue Rivers Area Agency on Aging has released the senior lunch menu.
Community organizations benefit from NC Extreme Bull Riding Tour Finals
The Nebraska City Extreme Bull Riding Tour gave back to the community on Feb.
Grand Island is site for annual State Dance, Cheer competition
Here are photos from the State Dance and Cheer competition. Lourdes Central Catholic Dance, 4th Hip Hop C2 The dance team is coached by (Head… Login to continue reading Login…
New NCCFF scholarship available for students in technical fields
A new scholarship offered by the Nebraska City Community Foundation Fund will help put technical training within the reach of more people in the community.Following the wishes of an anonymous donor, this scholarship, called the Dixon Scholarship, is specifically designed for Nebraska City students and/or workers of any age who are pursuing or wish to pursue careers in technical fields such as agriculture, skilled trades and technical sciences, health care, manufacturing and transportation.Anyone pursuing a certificate, diploma or associate degree program at any publicly accredited Nebraska community college or technical school is eligible to apply for this new scholarship.These $1,000 scholarships will be offered twice a year to residents of Nebraska City or graduates of any high school located in Nebraska City.
Otoe County Veterans Service Office recognizes Veteran of the Month
The first two Otoe County Veterans of the Month have been recognized for 2024.Otoe County Veterans Service Officer Chad Miller recognized Army veteran William Ramage of Nebraska City as the January Veteran of the Month and Navy veteran William Sweeney of Nebraska City as the February Veteran of the Month.Bill Ramage is a 1990 graduate of NCHS.
February Hot Topics takes a second look at resolutions
On Valentine’s Day, Nebraska City Tourism and Commerce turned back the clock temporarily to give Nebraska City residents a second chance to consider eating better, getting their finances in order, and getting on track with a fitness routine.Because January and the NCTC annual banquet keep staff members quite business, NCTC Membership Coordinator Macey Allgood said she felt like the new year began in February this year, which was how the Hot Topics program came to be selected.Guest speakers were Jenny Kearney with CHI, Cole Sharp with BluePrint Financial, and Dietrick Stukenholtz from GG Wellness Center.Kearney, who is a diabetic and nutritional counselor at CHI Health St.
Council approves grant application submission for Steinhart Park improvements
The Steinhart Park playground area across from the entrance of the Steinhart Aquatic Center may soon be updated to be Americans with Disabilities Act compliant.At the Feb.
Meals on Wheels is NC Rotary Club topic
What began 54 years ago as a service project for the women of the First Evangelical Lutheran Church of Nebraska City is still serving the community by providing home-delivered meals to clients.Jacque Kraenow of Meals of Wheels visited the Nebraska City Rotary Club on Feb.
NCHS set for 2024 musical, Freaky Friday, on March 8, 9
Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey of laughter, love, and self-discovery as Nebraska City High School proudly presents “Freaky Friday” the musical!