Nathan joins bank staff

Taylor Nathan joined the staff at First Bank & Trust of Fullerton. Her first day as a teller was Oct. 15. She said that what drew her to the bank was knowing the kind of people who worked at the bank and knew it would be a great environment to work. She previously worked in health care.

Raffle supports veterans

Leta Liesch, representing Lutheran Women’s Mission League, presented Jonathan Epley and the Nance County Veteran’s Museum with a $1,135 donation from their recent raffle. The funds will be used for renovating expenses on the new addition to the museum. Thank you to all who purchased a ticket. 

Fullerton water safe to drink

FULLERTON — The boil order has been lifted.The City of Fullerton announced on Saturday that the water was again safe to consume. Residents were under the order since Oct. 18 after E. coli was found in Fullerton’s water supply.

Loup cookbooks available to customers

NCJ Staff Report COLUMBUS, Neb. —Loup Power District’s complimentary cookbooks are now available. The cookbook features favorite recipes submitted by Loup Power District employees and retirees and their spouses.

Plenty of contested races on ballot

Your vote matters and there are plenty of races and ballot initiatives up for grabs on the election ballot.A sample ballot appears on page 9 of today’s newspaper. Not all races will appear on all ballots.Below are a list of contested races on the General Election ballot.

Fullerton represented at Doane Fall Festival

Jaci Maxfield, Lylla Sabata, Morgan Supik, Makayla Robinson and Keila Dubas have been selected to perform in the Doane Fall Festival of Winds Honor Bands. The concert will take place on Saturday, Nov. 2 at 3:45 p.m. on the Doane Campus in Crete.

Can fund supports veterans

The Fullerton Area Economic Development Corporation’s can fund program is donating $1,000 to the Nance County Veterans Memorial Building Expansion Project. The can fund program is maintained and organized by Tony Shotkoski and his family.

NCJ office closed Thursday afternoon, Friday

The Nance County Journal offices will close at 3 p.m. on Thursday and remain closed all day on Friday.Fullerton’s football team travels to Bancroft to take on Bancroft-Rosalie in the opening round of the Class D-2 playoffs. Kickoff is at 6 p.m.