Fullerton

Scholarships available to archaeology majors

The Nebraska Archaeological Society is offering two scholarships to college students who are majoring in archaeology: the Dana Deger Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship honors Dana Deger who was active in the Archaeological Field.
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How Much Nitrogen is Left in Your Fields?

Despite some recent precipitation in some areas, producers in the Lower Loup NRD have experienced unusually dry conditions in recent years. Drought can contribute to leaving fields with considerable nitrogen carryover.
NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

County enjoys Fair, Fourth & Fun

Broadway was lined with families on Sunday for the Fourth of July Parade. There were plenty of American flags, candy (and a few water balloons) as the community gathered to celebrate their freedom. There was plenty to do over the weekend at the Nance County Fair.
An idea that was planted in April Sack’s mind three years ago has finally come to life. The community garden is now a reality. NCJ photo by April Carr

An idea that was planted in April Sack’s mind three years ago has finally come to life. The community garden is now a reality. NCJ photo by April Carr

City offers first ever community garden

FULLERTON — It seems that over the last couple of years the average person’s grocery budget has just about doubled. Fresh produce has especially become more expensive, leading some to stop buying it all together. City employee April Sack has decided to do something about it.
The city officially opened its newest playground last week. Those attending the ribbon cutting include: Allen Chlopek (left), KC Rieken, Wylene Novicki, Tessa Nelson, Jennifer Carr, Jackson Carr, Jan Hellbusch, Archie Nelson, Hudson Carr, Americus Nelson, Dusin Schock, Everly Schock, Freya Schock and Jane Swartz. NCJ photo by April Carr

The city officially opened its newest playground last week. Those attending the ribbon cutting include: Allen Chlopek (left), KC Rieken, Wylene Novicki, Tessa Nelson, Jennifer Carr, Jackson Carr, Jan Hellbusch, Archie Nelson, Hudson Carr, Americus Nelson, Dusin Schock, Everly Schock, Freya Schock and Jane Swartz. NCJ photo by April Carr

Ribbon cut for new park equipment

FULLERTON — Fullerton residents, especially younger ones will notice something new in the city park. City government, members of the Park Board and community members gathered at the park on Friday to officially open the new playground equipment. Shortly after 11 a.m.