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Cunningham shows his archery skills. Photo provided

Cunningham shows his archery skills. Photo provided

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Nance County Hot Shots to begin practice

April Carr
Tuesday, January 16, 2024
FULLERTON — January marks the beginning of a new year of practices and competitions for the Nance County Hot Shots 4-H club.
The Tom and Jennifer Wood family has presented Fullerton’s Future Inc. with a $1,000 donation and pledged a total of $3,000 over three years. “Although we no longer have children attending preschool and day care, we know the value of early childhood development and are proud to support this important project for Fullerton”, Jennifer Wood states. Pictured presenting the check to Katie Sharp with the board of Fullerton’s Future Inc. is Jennifer, Tom, Paige and Tate Wood. Photo provided

The Tom and Jennifer Wood family has presented Fullerton’s Future Inc. with a $1,000 donation and pledged a total of $3,000 over three years. “Although we no longer have children attending preschool and day care, we know the value of early childhood development and are proud to support this important project for Fullerton”, Jennifer Wood states. Pictured presenting the check to Katie Sharp with the board of Fullerton’s Future Inc. is Jennifer, Tom, Paige and Tate Wood. Photo provided

Donations coming in for new day care

News Staff
Tuesday, January 16, 2024
Sundogs appear when sunlight passes through a thin veil of ice crystal clouds (usually cirrus or cirrostratus), and the ice acts as a prism, refracting the light. A sundog is seen about 22 degrees to the left or right of the Sun. Sundogs often form in pairs on either side of the Sun. NCJ photo by Cathy Cook

Sundogs appear when sunlight passes through a thin veil of ice crystal clouds (usually cirrus or cirrostratus), and the ice acts as a prism, refracting the light. A sundog is seen about 22 degrees to the left or right of the Sun. Sundogs often form in pairs on either side of the Sun. NCJ photo by Cathy Cook

Capturing a Sundog

News Staff
Tuesday, January 16, 2024
Christina Robb started her Fullerton business, Seventh Blessing Massage and Wellness in July of this past year. Photo provided

Christina Robb started her Fullerton business, Seventh Blessing Massage and Wellness in July of this past year. Photo provided

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Massage studio looks at overall wellness

April Carr
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
FULLERTON — Is there anything better than a massage? As of this year, Fullerton residents don’t need to drive out of town to get one. Christina Robb started her Fullerton business, Seventh Blessing Massage and Wellness in July of this past year.
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Fullerton Dental Care visits Head Start

News Staff
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
On Friday Jan. 5, Dustin Schock from Fullerton Dental Care visited the Head Start Classroom. He talked to the kids about how to brush and floss their teeth and healthy snacks to eat for healthy teeth. Back row: Theo Meyer, Paisley Hodgman, Dustin Schock, Elie Hogan and Sydney Usasz.

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Looking back at 2023

News Staff
Wednesday, January 3, 2024
A new year is upon us, so the NCJ staff wanted to take a moment to look back at some of the stories that made the news in 2023: JANUARY Frontier Cooperative has donated $2,500 toward the city park equipment campaign. Their generous donation will be displayed on the donor wall at completion.
Eagles Treasurer Paul Bialas presents a check to John Epley and Dillon Busch for the Veteran’s Museum expansion project. Photos provided

Eagles Treasurer Paul Bialas presents a check to John Epley and Dillon Busch for the Veteran’s Museum expansion project. Photos provided

Eagles donates play profits

Ncj Staff Report
Wednesday, January 3, 2024
Eagles is about people helping people. The Eagles recent play was a success thanks to the director and cast, both putting in long hours and hard work. With the profits they presented the Veteran’s Museum and the Ballfield Irrigation project with donations.