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Fullerton OKs sheriff contract

FULLERTON — The Fullerton City Council approved the new contract with the Nance County Sheriff’s Office at their meeting last week, but not without some discussion.Councilman Bryan Dubas questioned by the city even needed a contract with the sheriff.“We are in the county,” he said.Fullerton Mayor...

Fullerton man arrested for theft

FULLERTON — The Nance County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Fullerton man for something that dates back 3 years.Shawn Kreizel, 43, of Fullerton, was arrested Friday and is charged with abuse of a vulnerable adult (Class IIIA Felony) and three counts of theft – unlawful taking $5000 or more (Class IIA...
NCJ file photo

NCJ file photo

Timeline for selling Silver Creek school building revealed

GENOA — Twin River Schools is moving forward with plans to sell the old Silver Creek school building.Twin River Superintendent Brandi Bartels told the board of education at their meeting on Monday that the district has signed an agreement with Buss Realty and Auction.

EnergyWise

According to Consumer Reports, 2018 was the first automotive production year when more new models were equipped with light-emitting diode (LED) headlights than halogen or high-intensity discharge (HID) headlights.
NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

FUN FALL FESTIVAL

Fullerton was the place to be on Saturday for the annual Fall Festival. There was plenty to do for the entire family. Rain may have canceled some of the evening’s festivities, but judging from the crowds that flocked to Broadway, the annual event was a complete success.
The community of Fullerton has recently been selected to be a part of the Communities for Kids (C4K) initiative with Early Futures Partnership. Photo provided

The community of Fullerton has recently been selected to be a part of the Communities for Kids (C4K) initiative with Early Futures Partnership. Photo provided

Fullerton selected for Communities for Kids initiative

The community of Fullerton has recently been selected to be a part of the Communities for Kids (C4K) initiative with Early Futures Partnership.
Katie and Schuyler Sharp are being honored by Civic Nebraska with the 2026 Founder’s Award. Photo provided

Katie and Schuyler Sharp are being honored by Civic Nebraska with the 2026 Founder’s Award. Photo provided

2026 Founder’s Award, Strengthening Democracy: Katie and Schuyler Sharp

Civic Nebraska honors Katie and Schuyler Sharp with the 2026 Founder’s Award for turning a critical community need into sustainable institutions that strengthen families and support the future of Fullerton.In a small community, access to child care affects far more than a family’s daily schedule.