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The April Art Show at the Valentine Library is the photography of Chris Mosner. Chris Mosner was born just north of Baltimore, MD.

Omaha-The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and its partners will host the 24th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day at more than 4,000 sites nationwide on Saturday, April 22, in an effort to safely collect tablets, capsules, patches and other solid forms of prescription drugs. Take Back sites will be open for collection between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., at more than 150 locations across the DEA Omaha Division.

What a great weekend! Not only did we celebrate the Easter holiday, but the sun was shining, the weather was warm, and everyone’s mood was much improved. People and animals were soaking up the sun, and so fun to see baby calves running around Walt and Sonja Lurz spent the weekend in Hill City visiting their kids and grandkids and celebrating Easter.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Narcan to be sold over the counter! The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that naloxone 4 mg nasal spray product will be available for patients and caregivers to purchase without a prescription when it goes over-the-counter.

Lincoln – The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Division of Medicaid and Long-Term Care will host its next Medicaid listening tour this spring in communities around the state. “Unpacking the Unwind: A Medicaid Listening Tour” will be held in eight cities this April and May, along with two virtual options.

ACTIVITIES Cards daily at 1:00 p.m. Men’s coffee group daily at 9:30 a.m.

A Good Friday service will be held at Lakeview Church on Friday at 7:00 p.m. Easter Sunday service is set for 10:00 Sunday.

BBB offers tips for those seeking to donate to help those in need following the tornadoes that struck Mississippi and parts of Louisiana, Alabama and Tennessee. Among other things, donors should be cautious about vague appeals that don’t identify the intended use of funds.

It has been nine years since my medical school acceptance. I can describe my personal process in two words: arduous and lengthy. Now, this may not be the case for all people that apply to medical school. A few individuals may be able to apply directly out of undergrad and be accepted. I’ll speak from my experience which had a few more detours involved.

A spirit-filled day was enjoyed by the women of the North Platte Deanery of the Council of Catholic Women recently held in Valentine at St. Nicholas Church. The Deanery installed Loretta Hamilton as Vice President, heard of Pro-Life updates, legislative bills to watch, and community service projects were discussed prior to Mass and meditation. Fellowship and a delicious lunch followed to the enjoyment of all. A fall meeting is planned at North Platte St. Patrick's meeting Hall for September 30 and all women are encouraged to attend. Focus for that meeting will be a baby shower for the North Platte Women's Resource Center which serves pregnant women in the area and runs completely on donations. Back Row: Fr. Lou Nollette, Justina Benscoter, Marilyn Lund, Shirley Rossman, Nadeane Allard, Corky Michalski, Judy Roosa; Third Row: Marylin Ericksen, Susan Johnson, Jo Hand; Second Row: Cindy Dunbar, Sandy Eggert, Susan Kerr, Joyce Gabriel, Deb Grey, Terri Nollette, Carla Dredge, Kathy Hassett, Sherry Weatherly, Martha Siegfried, Margaret Lutter, Maggie Arnold; Front Row: Caitlyn Young, Shelly Henderson. Not pictured: Loretta Hamliton, Kay Sandoz, Wanda Nielson