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NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

ALL EYES ON THE SKY

Fullerton classes took a break from the school day on Monday to go outside and look at the partial solar eclipse. Students, like people all over the nation, were able to safely look at the cosmic event with proper eye wear. The view from Nebraska saw about 80 percent of the sun obscured.

Troopers Arrest One After Multi-County Pursuit

LINCOLN  — Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol, with assistance from multiple other law enforcement agencies, arrested a Lincoln man following a pursuit that crossed three counties overnight.At approximately 11:30 p.m.
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Ulferts retires from honor guard

FULLERTON — The American Legion is the largest veterans service organization in the United States. With nearly 2 million members and 12,000 posts in communities all across America.
Members of the Champion Boone-Nance County 4-H Intermediate Horse Bowl Team (L-R):, Luke Sonderup, Lora Sonderup , Tinsley Neidhardt, Josie Rother, Dorothy Smith, and Steve Pritchard, coach. Photo provided

Members of the Champion Boone-Nance County 4-H Intermediate Horse Bowl Team (L-R):, Luke Sonderup, Lora Sonderup , Tinsley Neidhardt, Josie Rother, Dorothy Smith, and Steve Pritchard, coach. Photo provided

Teams shine at State 4-H Horse Bowl event

LINCOLN — The Boone-Nance County Intermediate 4-H Horse Bowl team of Tinsley Neidhardt, Josie Rother, Lora Sonderup, Luke Sonderup, and Dorothy Smith outlasted all their competitors to capture the Champion Intermediate 4-H Horse Bowl title during Nebraska State 4-H Horse Stampede, says Steve...
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Sixth graders donated to Fullerton’s Future

The 6th grade class of Fullerton Public Schools conducted a silent auction selling baskets of various items at a home basketball game. As part of their leadership class, they were tasked with identifying a leadership project.
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Cemetery Association receives $5,000 check

Ashley Boryca, board member of the Nance County Foundation, presented a check for $5,000 to Butch Horacek, Vice President, and board member of the Fullerton Cemetery Association, to go toward the purchase of a loader tractor that will be used to help with upkeep of the Fullerton Cemetery. 
Cornhusker Public Power District line technicians Corey Boryca (left) and Griffin Babb (right) repair a damaged cross-arm southwest of Lindsay. Photo provided

Cornhusker Public Power District line technicians Corey Boryca (left) and Griffin Babb (right) repair a damaged cross-arm southwest of Lindsay. Photo provided

Crews work to restore power after ice storm

A March ice and windstorm traveled through Cornhusker Public Power District’s service area on Monday, March 25, 2024, causing approximately 2,800 meters to be without power, many for two days. The storm started the morning of March 25th and did not let up until the evening of March 26th.

Genealogical society to meet on April 8

The Boone-Nance County Genealogical Society will hold a regular meeting on April 8, 2024 at 2:00 p.m. at the St. Edward Public Library, at 302 Beaver Street, St. Edward, Nebraska.April is national humor and national garden month.