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Free film screening of The 1916 Project

FULLERTON — The public is invited to join the folks at Victory Baptist Church on Sunday, October 6, 2024, at 6 PM for the screening of Seth Gruber’s powerful documentary, The 1916 Project.
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.
Coltt Kremlacek, a former Fullerton student, was injured in a motorcycle accident in the early hours of Aug. 11 in Council Bluffs. The community is invited to a Oct. 5 benefit for him. Photo provided

Coltt Kremlacek, a former Fullerton student, was injured in a motorcycle accident in the early hours of Aug. 11 in Council Bluffs. The community is invited to a Oct. 5 benefit for him. Photo provided

Benefit to support Coltt Kremlacek

STANTON — Coltt Kremlacek needs your help.Kremlacek, a former Fullerton student, was injured in a motorcycle accident in the early hours of Aug. 11 in Council Bluffs. He was wearing a full-face helmet at the time of the accident.
Members present include Barb Howser, Jonetta Horn, Kathy Sondrup, Noni Sprague, Joyce Newquist, Jeanann Glen, Karon Horn, Irene Gruber, Wylene Novicki, Jan Hellbusch, and Annette Glen. Photo provided

Members present include Barb Howser, Jonetta Horn, Kathy Sondrup, Noni Sprague, Joyce Newquist, Jeanann Glen, Karon Horn, Irene Gruber, Wylene Novicki, Jan Hellbusch, and Annette Glen. Photo provided

Flowerbelles meet at the Babb Farm

Flowerbelles meet at the Roy and Shelly Babb Farm. Karon Horn, president called the meeting to order. Eleven members were present as they shared flowers picked from their gardens. We were sad to know we will have one less member as Noni Sprague will be moving to South Dakota with her son.

Cedar Rapids Bloodmobile goal almost reached

CEDAR RAPIDS— The Red Cross Bloodmobile visited Cedar Rapids, Monday, September 16. The goal of 49 units of blood collected was almost reached with 45 being donated. Thirty-nine of these were whole blood, with 3 being Power Reds, which count at 6, totalling 45 units donated.

Sheets, linens sale at hospital

COLUMBUS — Columbus Community Hospital invites all community members to shop at this year’s Sheets and Linens Sale, where they can purchase luxury and comfort for less.The Sheets and Linens Sale will be open 9 a.m.-7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 7, and 8 a.m.-2 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct.

State police warn of social media scammers

LINCOLN — The Nebraska State Patrol is urging Nebraskans to exercise caution when communicating online. In the past several weeks, NSP has received multiple reports of scammers impersonating State of Nebraska officials. One victim has reported losing $5,000 in crypto currency because of the scam.

UNL Extension

If a tree has smaller than onehalf inch holes here and there on the trunk, it likely had an insect borer. Visible holes are made by adult borers leaving the tree, rather than an insect boring into the tree. Holes in the trunk indicate borers have been in the tree for at least one season.