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Newsletter-Late-Week
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Have you pre-habilitated today?
On a recent morning, the first story I heard on the radio was about Pre-habilitation prior to surgery. We have all heard of rehabilitation, but have you considered pre-habilitation, or increasing your exercise before surgery?
PHOTOS: Lourdes Track at 2025 Rettig Invite
Check out action shots from this year’s Rettig Invite at Nebraska City High School. Photos by Kirt Manion
NCPS board invites community to State of the Schools presentation
The Nebraska City Public Schools Board of Education and District Leadership Team invite you to a Board Work Session and District Leadership Team Presentation on Monday, May 19, at 6 p.m. in the Nebraska City Middle School Library for “State of the Schools, May 2025, Debt Free, Continue to Invest in Our Students.”
NC Rotary Club learns about Talking Books, Braille Service
The Talking Books service of the Nebraska Library Commission was established in 1931 to serve legally blind veterans of the First World War.
Pioneer golf hosts inaugural JV event
Nebraska City recently hosted its inaugural JV boys’ golf tournament.
Knight girls’ team third at SH Invite
The Lourdes girls’ track team scored a third-place team finish last week during action at the Irish Invite on the track at Syracuse High School.
Honeywell Inclusion and Diversity group donates picnic tables to NCECBVI
World Braille Day is celebrated on January 4 each year to honor the life and work of Louis Braille, the inventor of braille. The day also raises awareness about the importance of braille as a reading and writing system for people who are blind or visually impaired.
Wildwood Featured Artist: L. Gail Wurtele
The first featured artist of the 2025 season at the Wildwood Art Barn is L. Gail Wurtele of Dunbar.
Knight girls’ track team sixth at Lewiston meet
The Lourdes track teams competed at the Lewiston Invite on Tuesday, April 15, with the girls’ team scoring 44 points for a sixth-place finish in a 10-team field. The Knight boys’ team posted 22 team points.