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The offering’s received at Cowboy Church during the Cherry County Fair have been donated to the Cherry County Hospital to help fund their diabetes program; $1,100 was raised, with an additional check of $100 being dropped off after the event.

Stop! Don’t email that password Five reasons to be cautious when sharing credentials Imagine this: You’re at work, juggling a dozen tasks, when a co-worker pings you. “Hey, I need the login information for that shared account.

Nebraska emerged in 37th place overall, when it comes to mental health care expansion. Access to health care goes beyond just having financial coverage - it’s also about being able to find and reach the right providers.

Attorney General Mike Hilgers and Lancaster County Sheriff Terry Wagner are issuing a consumer alert regarding a scam circulating in Lancaster County. Scammers have been using specific personal details and scare tactics to pressure Nebraskans into sending money.

Notice: We are still having bake sales for fund raising; we will be baking Cinnamon Rolls!! Now lower price! Call in your order Monday- Wednesday and we will get them baked and have then ready for pick up on Fridays. Your choice of frosting, regular glazed, or caramel or caramel with pecans.

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M Daily breakfast at Cody and Kilgore: cereal, toast, fruit, and milk. Daily lunch at Cody and Kilgore: salad bar, relish tray, bread, fruit and milk.

National Poison Prevention Week is the third full week in March and is dedicated to raising awareness and educating the public about the dangers of poisoning. The Nebraska Poison Center (NPC) joins the nation’s 53 other poison centers celebrating National Poison Prevention Week. Poison Centers want you to know, When poison happens, we’re for you!

UNK Communications COZAD – Robert Dyer never attended the University of Nebraska at Kearney. He wasn’t part of the school’s Rural Immersion Program.

The old joke around the State Capitol is that legislators get paid “$12,000 a year and all you can eat and drink.” That is a reference to all the free meals – and, OK, maybe a drink or two – dispensed at the almost daily events hosted by lobbying groups during legislative sessions. But in reality, it’s no laughing matter that state senators in Nebraska get paid so little for representing us.