Fullerton

Photos provided by Fullerton band director Colton Kohl

Photos provided by Fullerton band director Colton Kohl

Fullerton Band makes top 3 at Harvest of Harmony competition

The Fullerton Warrior marching band competed in the Harvest of Harmony parade on Saturday. It was a chilly morning with temperatures in the low 30s when the parade began. Fullerton placed third in Class D out of 44 other competing bands.
Mike McCray and his late father, Clifford, harvest together in 2010. He said harvesting has changed over the years. Photo provided

Mike McCray and his late father, Clifford, harvest together in 2010. He said harvesting has changed over the years. Photo provided

Farmers take to fields for harvest

FULLERTON — According to the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, 92 percent of the state’s total land area is utilized by farms and ranches and one in four jobs in Nebraska are related to agriculture.
Fullerton’s Band performs in the Columbus Marching Festival. They received the highest score possible and placed first among the other class D schools competing. Photo provided by Fullerton schools

Fullerton’s Band performs in the Columbus Marching Festival. They received the highest score possible and placed first among the other class D schools competing. Photo provided by Fullerton schools

Fullerton band aims for perfection

FULLERTON — On any given weekday morning, the Fullerton High School marching band can be seen and heard practicing their way through the streets of town. Keeping their feet in time, all 59 members of the band practice their competition song while marching in unison.
F Club officers Bill McKeeman (left), Sam Brower, Bill Morgan, Doug Smoyer, Jim Maly and Greg Zabka carry the Victory Bell in the bell’s early days. Photo provided

F Club officers Bill McKeeman (left), Sam Brower, Bill Morgan, Doug Smoyer, Jim Maly and Greg Zabka carry the Victory Bell in the bell’s early days. Photo provided

THE SOUND OF VICTORY

FULLERTON — In 1966 Fullerton High School welcomed a new football coach Barry Miller. Miller also taught P.E. and Industrial Arts. Sometime during his second year at Fullerton, an idea was formed to have a victory bell at home sporting events.
John Morgan (standing) announces football games every  Friday with his spotter, Randy Cox. NCJ photo by April Carr

John Morgan (standing) announces football games every Friday with his spotter, Randy Cox. NCJ photo by April Carr

John Morgan: The voice of Warrior football

FULLERTON — Traditions are simply a part of sports. Whether it is a pregame ritual or post game celebration, traditions bond teams and build community.

FCA meets for second year

FULLERTON — For the second year the Fellowship of Christian Athletes club has commenced meetings at Fullerton Public Schools. Prior to the start of this chapter, the school had never had a Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) group, known as a huddle. The group meets at 7 p.m.
All participants at the last home game with the high school cheerleaders. Photo provided

All participants at the last home game with the high school cheerleaders. Photo provided

Mini Cheer Camp Held in Fullerton

FULLERTON — The Fullerton High School cheerleaders hosted a mini cheer camp last week for elementary aged girls. This is the third year the camp has been held. Melissa Aaberg is a guidance counselor in the Elementary school and coaches the Cheer team.

FFA competes at state range judging

FULLERTON — 8 members of the Fullerton FFA Chapter traveled to Beatrice, NE on September 26th and September 27th, 2023 to compete at the State Range Judging competition.
NCDA gives grants to area business

NCDA gives grants to area business

NCDA gives grants to area business

Country Mile Catering: Pictured are representatives of the Nance County Development Agency (NCDA) and the Board of Supervisors Chairperson presenting a $5,000 economic development grant to the owner of the recently expanded “Country Mile Catering” which recently expanded their freezer meals and...
The half mile run was very competitive. From left to right: Everly Schock (6), Miles Zoucha (5), Leon Zoucha (2), Charlotte Bittner (5), Kaia Bosak (7), Matthew Herstedt (5)

The half mile run was very competitive. From left to right: Everly Schock (6), Miles Zoucha (5), Leon Zoucha (2), Charlotte Bittner (5), Kaia Bosak (7), Matthew Herstedt (5)

2023 Cinnamon Bun Fun Run results

FULLERTON — Winners of each age category are below: Kids 10 & Under 1/2 Mile 5 & under Male: Miles Zoucha Female: Charlotte Bittner 6-10 Male: N/A Female: Kaia Bosak 5K 20 & Under Male: William Usasz Female: Penny Ebmeier 21-35 Male: Eric Petsche Female: Kelly Kolar 36-50 Male: N/A Female:...