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Herman appointed to board of education

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, November 13, 2024
FULLERTON —Angie Herman is heading back to the Fullerton Schools Board of Education.Herman was appointed to fill the seat vacated by newly elected Nance County Supervisor Scott Russell. He had announced his resignation from the school board last month.
NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

SAYING THANKS

News Staff
Wednesday, November 13, 2024
Three Quilts of Valot were presented to area veterans on Monday at Fullerton’s Veteran’s Day program. David Sorenson, Larry Phillips and Roger Hellbusch received quilts at the program. Melinda Reimer and Lyla Sierks made the quilt for Sorenson. Delylla Olson made the quilt for Phillips.
Photo illustration

Photo illustration

Voters send message at polls

News Staff
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
NANCE COUNTY — Americans across the country went to the polls on Tuesday to decide the direction of the future.Nance County residents returned 1,864 ballots in this week’s General Election. Voter turnout in the county was an eye-popping 77.44 percent. Nebraska’s statewide voter turnout was 73.
Augden (played by Colton Harris) has a little trouble getting comfortable in his chair after trading seats with Ashley (played by Kinzie Sharman) in Fullerton’s play production “Appropriate Audience Behavior.” The community is invited to a performance on Friday, Nov. 15 in the school gymnasium. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Augden (played by Colton Harris) has a little trouble getting comfortable in his chair after trading seats with Ashley (played by Kinzie Sharman) in Fullerton’s play production “Appropriate Audience Behavior.” The community is invited to a performance on Friday, Nov. 15 in the school gymnasium. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

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APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
FULLERTON — It’s a night at the theater.Fullerton is putting the finishing touches on their fall play production, “Appropriate Audience Behavior,” written by Ian McWethy. The play is set from the audience’s perspective while they watch a production of Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
Members of the Fullerton senior class visited the Nance County Courthouse on Monday and received a crash course on elections from Nance County Clerk Adrian Chlopek. For many of the seniors, this will be the first election they can vote. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Members of the Fullerton senior class visited the Nance County Courthouse on Monday and received a crash course on elections from Nance County Clerk Adrian Chlopek. For many of the seniors, this will be the first election they can vote. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

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PART OF THE PROCESS

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
FULLERTON — Election Day is less than a week away and members of Fullerton’s senior class can be a part of the process.Fullerton’s seniors made the short walk to the Nance County Courthouse on Monday to learn more about the election process.

Veterans Dinner set for Nov. 11

Ncj Staff Report
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
FULLERTON — The community is invited to the Community Veterans Dinner on Veteran’s Day at the Nance County Veterans Museum.The dinner will be served from 5-7 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 11. The menu includes ham, scalloped potatoes, green beans, lettuce salad, pumpkin bar, roll and a beverage.
Fullerton’s school recipients of the Believers & Achievers award include Keila Dubas, Morgan Supik, Peyton Thomas, and Lainie Ziemba. Photos provided

Fullerton’s school recipients of the Believers & Achievers award include Keila Dubas, Morgan Supik, Peyton Thomas, and Lainie Ziemba. Photos provided

Lund a finalist for Believers & Achievers scholarship

Ncj Staff Report
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
LINCOLN — Currency and the Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) are proud to announce the 2024-25 Believers & Achievers. Believers & Achievers is a statewide program designed to give recognition to Nebraska’s future leaders.
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Photo provided

Foundation presents grant

News Staff
Wednesday, October 30, 2024
Lisa Lassek, board member of the Nance County Foundation, presents a check for $1,000.00 to Don King, volunteer in ball field improvement. Don has put endless hours into the ball fields, working to bring them back to their former glory.