Fullerton

City OKs 50/50 split for dam work

FULLERTON — Discussions continued last week regarding the removal of the dam at Power House Park.Kevin Gustafson, an engineer with Lower Loup NRD, told the Fullerton City Council at their meeting on Tuesday that the engineering and design portion of the project will cost about $246,000.
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Recital fills air with music

The Kitten on the Keys Music Studio presented a piano/guitar recital on Sunday afternoon, April 19 at Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church. Students played solos and duets for family and friends.
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NCJ honored in newspaper contest

LINCOLN — The Nance County Journal was among the newspapers recognized Saturday night in the Nebraska Press Association’s Better Newspaper Contest.The contest awards capped a multi-day event where journalists from around the state of Nebraska gather to network and learn new tricks to the trade.
Mark Ulferts mans the grill last year to help feed 375 hungry people at the 5th annual Steak Feed put on by Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church. NCJ file photo

Mark Ulferts mans the grill last year to help feed 375 hungry people at the 5th annual Steak Feed put on by Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church. NCJ file photo

Steak dinner returns for 6th year

On Sunday, April 26, Mt Calvary Lutheran Church will be presenting its 6th annual steak dinner featuring a complete assortment of accompaniments to the community.The Nance County Event Center, located at the fairgrounds, will host the event.
The winning team at Trivia Night was the Fullerton Dental team, consisting of Dr. Melissa Schock (front left), Jessica Bridger, Jenny Bueno, Ruby Bueno, Dustin Schock (back left), Jarod Bridger, Les Sharman and Isaac Gleason. Photos provided

The winning team at Trivia Night was the Fullerton Dental team, consisting of Dr. Melissa Schock (front left), Jessica Bridger, Jenny Bueno, Ruby Bueno, Dustin Schock (back left), Jarod Bridger, Les Sharman and Isaac Gleason. Photos provided

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FULLERTON — Nine teams were on hand on Saturday to help the Chapter AG PEO raise money for scholarships.Teams competed in Trivia Night, completing 10 rounds of 10 questions.

Early primary voting begins

FULLERTON — Early voting has begun ahead of the May 12 primary election.Monday marked the first day that Nebraska residents could vote in person at their county courthouses.
Stop by the Chamber kickoff event and meet Miss Nebraska, Makinzie Gregory of Scottsbluff. Photo provided

Stop by the Chamber kickoff event and meet Miss Nebraska, Makinzie Gregory of Scottsbluff. Photo provided

Chamber kickoff is Saturday

FULLERTON — The Fullerton Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing-up for another big year.Residents are invited to the inaugural chamber kickoff event Saturday at the Eagles Club. Stop by from 4 to 7 p.m. to learn about the Chamber, enjoy a sloppy joe meal and visit with local vendors.

Gov. Pillen issues new order rescinding burn ban

LINCOLN — Today, Governor Jim Pillen rescinded his most recently issued burn ban, which clears the way for burn permits to be issued through the authority of local fire chiefs or designated department members.
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Fullerton, Twin River students earn medals at Speech State

KEARNEY — Nance County was well-represented at the State Speech meet.On Saturday, Fullerton’s Everett Gleason and Lylla Sabata competed in the Class D Speech Competition. Sabata was the runner-up in Persuasive Speaking and finished fifth in Extemporaneous Speaking.

Water restrictions still in effect

FULLERTON — As the weather gets nicer, the city of Fullerton wants to remind residents that water restrictions are still in effect.“Just a reminder that watering restrictions are still in force this year,” April Sack, deputy clerk and ordinance official with the city of Fullerton, said.