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Pawnee Days returned to Genoa last week with an Olympic theme. A full schedule of events offered plenty of opportunity for fun. From games to food and programs to parades, people from all over Nebraska gathered in Genoa for the annual festival. Additional coverage of Pawnee Days can be found on the NCJ website. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Pawnee Days returned to Genoa last week with an Olympic theme. A full schedule of events offered plenty of opportunity for fun. From games to food and programs to parades, people from all over Nebraska gathered in Genoa for the annual festival. Additional coverage of Pawnee Days can be found on the NCJ website. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

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Plenty of fun as Pawnee Days returns to Genoa

News Staff
Tuesday, July 30, 2024

Twin River releases settlement details

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
GENOA — Twin River Schools has released details of the settlement reached with a former employee.The Twin River Board of Education approved the resignation of former school counselor Dan Koziol, along with the settlement at their July 15 board meeting.

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Donations & Memorials

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
NANCE COUNTY VETERANS MEMORIALDonationsDon and Judy KildayMemorialsKathleen Dubas in memory of Walter Dubas Jr.FULLERTON FOOD PANTRYMemorialsRuth Myers in memory of Todd Hellbusch:Submit your donations to the Nance County Journal by emailing them to nancecountyjournal@yahoo.com
Belgrade girls participate in 2024 National Junior Angus Show

Belgrade girls participate in 2024 National Junior Angus Show

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Belgrade girls participate in 2024 National Junior Angus Show

News Staff
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
Junior Angus breeders translated their knowledge in the barn to the plate during the 2024 All-American Certified Angus Beef Cook-Off. The competition has a four-decade history at the National Junior Angus Show (NJAS) and is an event favorite.

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Cedar Rapids donates blood

Ncj Staff Report
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
CEDAR RAPIDS — The Red Cross Bloodmobile came to Cedar Rapids recently. For the first time in several years, the goal was not quite met. The goal was only 48 units, and more than 59 donors had registered, but some were no-shows, and some were deferred. Three donors were walk-ins.

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UNL Extension

Kelly Feehan
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
The disease aster yellows is infecting purple cone flower and other plants. It is wise to be able to recognize symptoms of this disease. There is no control and the sooner infected plants are removed, the less likely the disease will spread to other plants and carryover from year to year.

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Pawnee Days returns to Genoa

Ncj Staff Report
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
GENOA — Pawnee Days returns to Genoa this week. This year’s theme is the Olympics.Fes t i v i t ies kick off on Wednesday at the library with a magic show at noon.On Thursday, there will be a freewill donation supper by the Twin River Student Council.
ABOVE: Lora Sonderup competes in the Beef Show on Saturday at the Nance County 4-H Expo. BELOW: Luke Sonderup talks about his animal during the Poultry Show on Friday. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

ABOVE: Lora Sonderup competes in the Beef Show on Saturday at the Nance County 4-H Expo. BELOW: Luke Sonderup talks about his animal during the Poultry Show on Friday. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

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BLEEDING GREEN

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
FULLERTON — Some families have been going to the Nance County Fair for generations.The Sonderup family is one of them.Luke and Lora Sonderup had a busy couple of days last week at the Nance County 4-H Expo.
NCJ file photo

NCJ file photo

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Twin River abandons modular class plans

Rick Holtz
Wednesday, July 24, 2024
GENOA — Twin River schools has decided to forgo the use of modular classrooms while they complete construction on the new school building.The Twin River Board of Education made the decision Monday night at their special meeting.