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Library plans busy month

October activities in the library include: Raelynn Bygland will be back in the library helping us decorate cookies on Monday, September 30 at 5:30 pm. Raelynn with show us how to use royal icing. Leave with the cookies you decorate.

UNL Extension

Although a tough plant, lilacs are having their share of issues. Like last season, I’ve had a number of questions related to lilac leaves turning brown and a few questions about fall blooms.Leaf browning is most likely due to one of two diseases.
Fullerton’s Future has opened it’s doors and now provides childcare to the community. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Fullerton’s Future has opened it’s doors and now provides childcare to the community. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

FUTURE IS NOW

FULLERTON — The future is now in Fullerton.Fullerton’s Future has officially opened its doors, and the community is invited to an open house party and ribbon cutting. The event is Oct. 4 from 5:307:30 p.m. The ribbon cutting is scheduled to take place at 6 p.m.

Goldenrod approves new school

The Goldenrod Conference has a new school in it.Conference school superintendents voted on Monday to accept Archangels Catholic into the conference. The school replaces St. Francis.Fullerton Superintendent Dr.
Twin River Schools are deciding what to do with their 23-year-old playground equipment. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Twin River Schools are deciding what to do with their 23-year-old playground equipment. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

HEFTY PRICE TAG

GENOA — Twin River is looking at spending between $115-120,000 to relocate some playground equipment. And the district may have to pay it twice.

Fentanyl pills found in Genoa

GENOA — Twin River administrators announced on Friday that law enforcement informed the district that pills containing fentanyl were found in the community.Interim Superintendent Chris Lecher made the announcement in a letter to parents that was also released on social media.