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Crews worked Tuesday morning to remove piles of snow from Broadway in Fullerton. Nance County was hit with a second round of snow last week that closed schools on Friday and Monday. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

Crews worked Tuesday morning to remove piles of snow from Broadway in Fullerton. Nance County was hit with a second round of snow last week that closed schools on Friday and Monday. NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

DIGGING OUT

It appears the worst is behind us. Nance County residents, as well as people across central Nebraska, find themselves digging out of the second round of winter storms to hit the area in a week. According to the National Weather Service, snow totals in the last week vary from 6 to 10 inches.

Fullerton working on water system

FULLERTON — At the beginning of December every resident in Fullerton should have received a survey regarding the material of their incoming water lines. The City of Fullerton is continuing an effort to modernize its water meter and pipe systems.
Members of Jeremy Hubel’s eighth grade U.S. History class had the opportunity to meet with Congressman Adrian Smith last week over a Zoom call. Photo provided

Members of Jeremy Hubel’s eighth grade U.S. History class had the opportunity to meet with Congressman Adrian Smith last week over a Zoom call. Photo provided

Congressman meets with history class

FULLERTON — It’s not every day you get to talk to a U.S. Congressman. Members of Jeremy Hubel’s eighth grade U.S. History class had the opportunity to participate in a Zoom call with Congressman Adrian Smith on Thursday.
Cunningham shows his archery skills. Photo provided

Cunningham shows his archery skills. Photo provided

Nance County Hot Shots to begin practice

FULLERTON — January marks the beginning of a new year of practices and competitions for the Nance County Hot Shots 4-H club.
The Tom and Jennifer Wood family has presented Fullerton’s Future Inc. with a $1,000 donation and pledged a total of $3,000 over three years. “Although we no longer have children attending preschool and day care, we know the value of early childhood development and are proud to support this important project for Fullerton”, Jennifer Wood states. Pictured presenting the check to Katie Sharp with the board of Fullerton’s Future Inc. is Jennifer, Tom, Paige and Tate Wood. Photo provided

The Tom and Jennifer Wood family has presented Fullerton’s Future Inc. with a $1,000 donation and pledged a total of $3,000 over three years. “Although we no longer have children attending preschool and day care, we know the value of early childhood development and are proud to support this important project for Fullerton”, Jennifer Wood states. Pictured presenting the check to Katie Sharp with the board of Fullerton’s Future Inc. is Jennifer, Tom, Paige and Tate Wood. Photo provided

Sundogs appear when sunlight passes through a thin veil of ice crystal clouds (usually cirrus or cirrostratus), and the ice acts as a prism, refracting the light. A sundog is seen about 22 degrees to the left or right of the Sun. Sundogs often form in pairs on either side of the Sun. NCJ photo by Cathy Cook

Sundogs appear when sunlight passes through a thin veil of ice crystal clouds (usually cirrus or cirrostratus), and the ice acts as a prism, refracting the light. A sundog is seen about 22 degrees to the left or right of the Sun. Sundogs often form in pairs on either side of the Sun. NCJ photo by Cathy Cook

Capturing a Sundog

Blood drive

The Fullerton Chamber of Commerce recently elected officers for 2024. Those officers are: Suzanne Schweitz, President; Dustin Schock, Vice-President; Fran Cupples, Secretary; Tracy Kramer, Treasurer. Chamber meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 5:30 p.m. at the Eagles Club.

Shoot free throws Sunday

FULLERTON — The Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship has been moved to Sunday, Jan. 21. The event will be in Fullerton at the high school starting at 1 p.m. on Sunday. Doors open at 12:30 p.m. There is also a free throw competition in Genoa at Twin River High School beginning at 1 p.m.