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Voters in the Twin River district passed the school bond on Tuesday. NCJ file photo by Rick Holtz

Voters in the Twin River district passed the school bond on Tuesday. NCJ file photo by Rick Holtz

Twin River school bond passes by 1 vote margin

GENOA — Fifth time is the charm.Twin River is getting their new building. Voters in the district approved the $39.9 million building project in Tuesday’s primary election. Unofficial tally shows 523 votes in favor, compared to 522 votes against it.

Put Day Camp in Your Summer Plans – June 17-21, 2024

School is out for elementary children for this school year and parents and kids will be making plans for a great summer. The folks at Whispering Cedars Baptist Camp trust that families will keep June 17-21, reserved for Day Camp for their child/children going into K - 6th grade next school year.

Bloodmobile donors reach goal

CEDAR RAPIDS — The Red Cross Bloodmobile visited Cedar Rapids on Wednesday, May 8. The donation goal was 42 units and dedicated local donors reached that goal. Eight power red donations were given, which count as 15 units, and 27 whole blood units were donated, totaling 42. Two donors were deferred.

Nance County 4-H volunteer receives state-level award

Twenty-two adult volunteers, one 4-H member, and a family of volunteers are being recognized with 2024 Nebraska 4-H Volunteer Awards.Nance County’s Jennifer Wood was one of the recipients.The Johnson and Harbin families from Burt County are receiving the Multi-Generation Family of Volunteers Award.

Loup Power delivers lease payments to area municipalities

COLUMBUS — Loup Power District officials recently delivered lease payments totaling more than $1.6 million to area communities. Each of these communities owns their electric distribution systems. These payments compensate them for the use of those systems for the first quarter of 2024.

Donations

FULLERTON CEMETERY Donation:AnonymousMemorialRobin & Renee Ostrander in memory of Tim BridgerSubmit your donations to the Nance County Journal by emailing them to nancecountyjournal@yahoo.com
Twin River recognizes students

Twin River recognizes students

Twin River recognizes students

GENOA — Twin River Public School recently announced the April Students of the Month.The April Students of the Month are Gavin Vanek and Elle Cromwell.Gavin Vanek is a freshman at Twin River. Gavin’s teacher said, “Gavin is a very positive student. He constantly tries to see the best in everyone.
St. Peter’s Catholic Church recently celebrated First Communion. Top row: Jennifer Dubas, Father Bill Lheureux Bottom Row left to right: Alessandra Small, Blakely Boryca, Lemon Small, Cole Small, Payton Zierke, Penelope Strnad, Sawyer Russell. Photo provided

St. Peter’s Catholic Church recently celebrated First Communion. Top row: Jennifer Dubas, Father Bill Lheureux Bottom Row left to right: Alessandra Small, Blakely Boryca, Lemon Small, Cole Small, Payton Zierke, Penelope Strnad, Sawyer Russell. Photo provided

Celebrating First Communion

St. Peter’s Catholic Church recently celebrated First Communion. Top row: Jennifer Dubas, Father Bill Lheureux Bottom Row left to right: Alessandra Small, Blakely Boryca, Lemon Small, Cole Small, Payton Zierke, Penelope Strnad, Sawyer Russell. Photo provided
Telegraph, telephone, telemedicine

Telegraph, telephone, telemedicine

Telegraph, telephone, telemedicine

Technology has come a long way in the past 200 years. The telegraph was invented in 1837 and made rapid long range communication possible. Messages could be sent around the world through a series of connected wires. The telegraph had medical applications in the Civil War.