The Piecin’ Pals Quilt Guild

met Wednesday, November 1, with ten members present. Roll call question was, What have you done for fun that was scary? Everyone had a different answer, most involving driving something scary to driving under scary conditions. Deb Phelps had to be different: she was riding a horse!

The Boone-Nance County Genealogical Society

will hold a regular meeting at the Fullerton Public Library, 903 Broadway Street, Fullerton, Nebraska on November 13, 2023 at 2:00 p.m. Since we are meeting right after the Veteran’s Day holiday, we will be discussing different methods for researching the veterans in our family.

Celebrate veterans on Sunday

Celebrating and recognizing Women Veterans who have served our country will be featured at Merrick County Historical Museum meeting on Sunday.

Jr Leaders need feedback

The Boone County 4-H Jr. Leaders Club is requesting 4-H’er feedback for what they would like the Jr. Leaders Club to look like moving into the future. The Boone County Jr. Leaders Club would first like to thank Kevin and Lisa Wagner for their many years of service as club leaders.

Library plans busy month

So many fun, exciting activities happening in the library in November. Mark your calendars! We hope to see you in the library! Preschool Storytime with Mrs. Liesch every Monday at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 6: VolunTeens. Are you struggling with tech issues that you would like some assistance with?

Bomgaars Ladies Night is Sunday

ALBION — It’s once again time to start planning Bomgaars Ladies Night for the Albion Bomgaars Store. A night of Festive Fun & Fall Shopping. For the past seven years, Bomgaars has held a Ladies Night in the Fall / Winter.

A FITTING MEMORIAL

FULLERTON — Whether driving by the school, the dentist or going to or from downtown, 4th Street is arguably one of the busiest streets in Fullerton. For many years Fullerton residents couldn’t miss the two large eagle statues that stood on either side of house number 714’s garage door.

Teacher insurance premium increates

LINCOLN — There will be an overall increase of 1.99% in premiums next year for the medical and dental insurance plans used by nearly every Nebraska school district, following action by the Educators Health Alliance (EHA), a consortium of three statewide public school groups that manages the plan.