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Sand Painters Art Club The Sand Painters Art Club met on October 21, 2023. Lunch and Show and Tell took place between 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Various behaviors are integral to maintaining personal health. While exercise and eating healthy foods is one of them, safe cooking is a major component as well.

The Association of Nebraska Art Clubs is proud to announce their 2023 Travel Art Show, featuring 25 works of Nebraska artists who have earned top awards at the state show. The exhibition, which is currently on display until November 7, 2023, is being held at the Valentine Public Library.

We all have our excuses: I’m busy this time of year. I’ll go some other time. Sunday is my only chance to sleep in. I have friends or family visiting. Whatever the reason, many weekends we never make it to church. We may have great intentions, but somehow those intentions don’t result in going to church.

The first bout of winter made its appearance Friday morning to those in the Sandhills. Grasses, leaves, and flowers were covered with ice. Forecasters were issuing warnings of upwards of four inches of snow for the weekend.

Lincoln-Nebraska Extension’s Rural Wellness team will host two webinars focused on identifying and managing stress for farmers, ranchers and professionals who work with agricultural producers, at 12:15 p.m. Central time, on November 1 and November 29.

NCRC&D recently held two successful paper shredding events in north central Nebraska. Since 2018, paper shredding has been in demand as one of the recycling opportunities RC&D has offered. This event gives businesses and individuals the opportunity to destroy sensitive documents.

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

Columbus – Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) will partner with SpeedeeMart for a ribbon cutting event Thursday, November 2 at 3:30 p.m. to unveil Ainsworth’s first ChargePoint DC fast chargers.

Lincoln -- Attorney General Mike Hilgers joined 41 other state attorneys general in suing Meta in federal and state courts around the country. The complaints allege that the company knowingly designed and deployed harmful features on Instagram and its other social media platforms that purposefully addict children and teens. At the same time, Meta falsely assured the public that these features are safe and suitable for young users.