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The Shucks Brothers will be coming to Central City in November. Photo provided

The Shucks Brothers will be coming to Central City in November. Photo provided

Art Council announces shows

CENTRAL CITY — Merrick Arts Council in Central City announces its 2024-25 season with five shows starting Sept. 15. All shows are held at the Central City Performing Arts Center, Edwin and Bernice Lock Theatre.Opening the season will be stand-up comedian Cyrus Steele on Sunday, Sept. 15 at 7 p.m.

JOY Club returns Sept. 4

FULLERTON — Parents, if you are looking for a great after school activity for your elementary age children, JOY Club is the answer.All children, K-6th grade, are invited to JOY Club this school year at Victory Baptist Church, 210 Germand St. Club meetings take place right after school to 5 p.m.

Donations & Memorials

PEACE CEMETERYKris and Kari Mays in memory of Todd Hellbusch Kathryn Dubas in memory of Todd HellbuschSubmit your donations to the Nance County Journal by emailing them to nancecountyjournal@yahoo.com
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Scott Gottsch retires from Loup Power District

COLUMBUS — Scott Gottsch has retired from Loup Power District after 26 years of service.Gottsch joined Loup in 1998 as a Maintenance Man at the Genoa Headworks. In 2000, he was promoted to Carpenter/Utilityman on the Canal Crew based out of the Columbus Service Center.
Savannah Berlyn Anderson gave a short presentation about “I Have a Name.” NCJ photos by Beth Sparrow

Savannah Berlyn Anderson gave a short presentation about “I Have a Name.” NCJ photos by Beth Sparrow

DAY TO REMEMBER

GENOA — The second Saturday in August the Genoa Indian School Foundation holds its annual recognition and remembrance day. The school was open from 1884 to 1934, so it has been 90 years since its closing. Approximately 100 people attended this year’s celebration.
Fullerton Superintendent Dr. Jeff Anderson continues the budget conversation with the school board on Monday. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Fullerton Superintendent Dr. Jeff Anderson continues the budget conversation with the school board on Monday. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Fullerton schools continue budget talk

FULLERTON — The Fullerton Schools Board of Education continued budget talks on Monday, but a lot could change depending what happens with the Nebraska Legislature, which is currently in the middle of their special session.“I don’t know what they are going to do,” Fullerton Superintendent Dr.
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Photo provided

1,000 Books Before Kindergarten

The Fullerton Public Library had three kids complete the 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program. Congrats to Tilson Tarnick (left), Autumn Reardon, and Charlotte Bittner. Fullerton schools returned to the classroom this week.
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Cruise Night returns on Saturday

FULLERTON — Cruise on down Broadway on Saturday.The Fullerton Betterment Committee is sponsoring a second Cruise Night. Wheels will start rolling on Broadway at 7 p.m.River’s Edge Meat Locker will be serving a pork sandwich meal.
Judi gaiashkibos, executive director of the Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs, and Dave Williams, Nebraska State Archaeologist, provide an update on the lost cemetery.

Judi gaiashkibos, executive director of the Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs, and Dave Williams, Nebraska State Archaeologist, provide an update on the lost cemetery.

The search for the school cemetery continues

The day finished with a cemetery search update from Dave Williams (Nebraska State Archaeologist) and Judi gaiashkibos (Executive Director of the Nebraska Commission on Indian Affairs).