Grace Notes

One of the last things my hubby remembers doing before leaving his house on Christmas Eve of 1955 was placing his trumpet on top of his mom’s upright piano. “Put it up high. That way, if our house is flooded, it will still be OK,” ordered his mom.

Piecin’ Pals Quilt Group welcomes speaker from Fremont

On Sunday, June 23, 2024, the Piecin’ Pals Quilt Group, with funding help from the Nebraska State Quilt Guild and the Boone County Visitor’s Promotion Fund, hosted a fun afternoon with Fremont’s Scott Flanagan of 4th and Main Designs.

Library is a great place to beat the heat during the summer months

Get out of the heat and humidity at the library! Summer is the time for many new releases so stop in and see all the new books as well as several programs happening in the library in July: The Summer Reading Pool Party is Tuesday, July 9 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Fullerton Pool.

The Prairie Doc

As husband and wife urologists, we talk a lot about the urinary tract and how it affects our patients.In women, the most common urinary concern is incontinence, or the involuntary leakage of urine. There are several causes and many treatment options exist depending on the type.

Fullerton, Twin River complete annual golf camp

This is the 20th year of offering a golf camp to students in 5th-9th grades for Nance County and area schools.A Junior Golf Camp was held at Pawnee Hills for students in 5th through 9th grades on June 10-13 with 28 campers attending from Nance County area schools.

Fullerton’s Future receives 3-year pledge

The Schuyler and Katie Sharp family has generously made a 3-year, $1,000 per year pledge to Fullerton’s Future Inc. The Sharp family will be recognized on the Wall of Honor at the daycare/preschool upon completion of the project.

Club News Briefs

The June meeting of the Piecin’ Pals was held on June 5,2024 with 2 joining guests. We welcome Mary Jane Sellers of Fullerton and Jaci Nore of Albion to our group. Shelley Towey asked the fourteen members there who noted their favorite months of the year and why.

UNL Extension

Fruit trees may drop small, undeveloped fruit in June. Finding a number of small fruits on the ground can cause concern all fruit will drop but this will not happen. For the most part, June drop is a good thing. Instead of growers having to manually thin fruit, the tree does some of it.

The Bible Says . . .

All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works.

School News

Fullerton Public Schools would like to recognize their students. We are looking at the graduated seniors. This week we conclude with grades seventh and eighth.EIGHTH GRADE LEIGHTON BAKEROutstanding Class Work In – Band, Choir, Ag Literacy 8. Participation In – Junior High Basketball & Track.