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City falls prey to wire fraud scheme

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, June 24, 2026
FULLERTON — The city of Fullerton is cooperating with the Nebraska State Patrol regarding a $174,086.55 wire fraud scheme.The Fullerton City Attorney Katie Sharp released the following statement:The City of Fullerton announced that it fell victim to a sophisticated wire fraud scheme.
Front Row Left to Right: Leo Robles, Leo Barlett, Brooks Malander, Eric Robles, Levi Glup, Keelyn Kurz, Grace Crouse, Molly Dubas, & Paisley Jazwick. Back Row Left to Right: Dayzie Olson, Rayna Hamik, Reese Collins, Turner Tarnick, Luke Sonderup, Karter Kutschkau, Brandt Dubas, Callen Hamik, & Kian Pickrel. Photo provided

Front Row Left to Right: Leo Robles, Leo Barlett, Brooks Malander, Eric Robles, Levi Glup, Keelyn Kurz, Grace Crouse, Molly Dubas, & Paisley Jazwick. Back Row Left to Right: Dayzie Olson, Rayna Hamik, Reese Collins, Turner Tarnick, Luke Sonderup, Karter Kutschkau, Brandt Dubas, Callen Hamik, & Kian Pickrel. Photo provided

HITTING THE GREENS

Ncj Staff Report
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
FULLERTON — This is the 21st year of offering a golf camp to students in 5th-9th grades A Junior Golf Camp was held at Pawnee Hills for students in 5th through 9th grades on June 15-18 with 18 campers. The camp was broken into 2 groups with 2 rotations.
Fullerton grad Steve Dubas was crowned king at the Swedish Festival on Friday. NCJ photo by Beth Sparrow

Fullerton grad Steve Dubas was crowned king at the Swedish Festival on Friday. NCJ photo by Beth Sparrow

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Fullerton grad crowned Swedish Festival king

Ncj Staff Report
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
STROMSBURG — A Fullerton grad was crowned Swedish Festival king on Friday in Stromsburg. The following is the biography that was read at his coronation: Steve R. Dubas, youngest child of seven, was born to Steve and Mildred Dubas of Fullerton. He graduated from Fullerton High School in 1989.
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Veterans plan July 4 celebration

Ncj Staff Report
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
FULLERTON — America’s 250th Birthday Celebration will take place on July 4 on the Nance County Veteran’s Memorial grounds in Fullerton.The day will begin at 9 a.m. with registration for the 4th annual Tom Delaney Memorial Car “Show and Shine.” Everyone is welcome to come and share your rides.
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City looks at adding frisbee golf

Rick Holtz
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
FULLERTON — The city of Fullerton could add a frisbee golf course in the future.Jason Maxfield, a teacher at Fullerton, asked the Fullerton City Council last week if it would be possible to install 9 holes of frisbee golf somewhere in the city.

Pastor preaching final sermon

News Staff
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Pastor Joy Church will preach her last worship serve at the Fullerton Community Church on Sunday, June 28th at 10 a.m.The church is having a farewell reception following the worship service and would like to invite the community to join celebrate Church.
Dr. T.J. Ostransky, a member of the Fullerton Class of 2015, recently opened the doors of Ostransky Chiropractic. After spending years in Grand Island, he opened a practice in Central City. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Dr. T.J. Ostransky, a member of the Fullerton Class of 2015, recently opened the doors of Ostransky Chiropractic. After spending years in Grand Island, he opened a practice in Central City. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

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LIFE’S ADJUSTMENTS

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, June 17, 2026
CENTRAL CITY — A Fullerton grad has opened a chiropractor’s office in Central City.Dr. T.J. Ostransky, a member of the Fullerton Class of 2015, recently opened the doors of Ostransky Chiropractic. The business, located at 215 G. St., Central City, opened May 4.
Meyz Hardware opened on Monday. Pictured are Andrea Meysenburg, Lee Meysenburg, Maxton Meysenburg, Rylyn Hemenway and Pat Meysenburg. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Meyz Hardware opened on Monday. Pictured are Andrea Meysenburg, Lee Meysenburg, Maxton Meysenburg, Rylyn Hemenway and Pat Meysenburg. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

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A-MEYZ-ING DAY

Rick Holtz
Tuesday, June 9, 2026
FULLERTON — Monday marked the return of a hardware store on Broadway.After months of preparation, Meyz Hardware opened its doors.“It’s really special,” Owner Maxton Meysenburg said. “A lot of work has gone into it. From coming in after school and working. Just all the long days.
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Board of ed discusses AI use in schools

Rick Holtz
Tuesday, June 9, 2026
FULLERTON — The Fullerton Board of Education voted on Monday on two policies involving artificial intelligence within the district.The board adopted Policy 6038 (Student Use of AI Tools) and Policy 4065 (Staff Use of AI Tools).