Dillena Olson

What new thing have you learned in kindergarten? To count numbers If you opened a store, what are three things you would sell? Food, toys, seeds If you got to choose what’s for supper, what would you pick? Spaghetti What is the yukkiest thing you ever ate?

Myles Smith

Fullerton FFA/Ag Freshman Reason for joining FFA/enrolling in Ag Class: I like the class because I like to weld and learn about the outdoors What I like most about FFA / Ag Class: Welding I feel that agriculture is important because: we need food for the people.

THANK YOU, BARB

The Nance County Journal would like to thank Barb Micek for all her years of service at the newspaper. She has worked tirelessly writing wonderful articles as well as doing paper design and more.

Let’s Cook

1 tbsp. vegetable oil 2 red and/or yellow bell peppers, stemmed, seeded and thinly sliced 1 yellow onion, thinly sliced 1 poblano pepper, stemmed, seeded and chopped 3 garlic cloves, chopped 1 1/2 lb. lean ground beef 1 1-oz. packet taco seasoning 1 10-oz.

Thank You

DUBAS Thank you, Santa, for another year of the Journal. - - - Florence Dubas

Gov. Ricketts Begins Japan Trade Mission, Promotes Nebraska in Tokyo

TOKYO, JAPAN – This week, Governor Pete Ricketts is leading a trade mission to Japan to promote Nebraska’s quality ag products and to pitch Nebraska as a top destination for international investment.

Platte Campus to present “Sounds of the Season”

(Columbus, Neb.) – The Central Community College-Columbus music department will present a holiday concert,” Sounds of the Season,” at 3 p.m. on Dec. 4 in the campus’ Fine Arts Theater. Seasonal favorites, sing-alongs and a few surprises are designed to put everyone into the holiday spirit.

Aksarben Announces New Executive Director

NTC is excited to continue partnering with Nebraska's business stakeholders and talent builders to grow tech talent for the current and long-term economic prosperity of the state.

Journal Rewind

10 Years Ago November 28, 2012 Tim Larsen of Lincoln, a 2002 Fullerton High School graduate, received his professional engineering license November 8 at the State Capitol building in Lincoln. Larsen works for Alfred Benesch & Company in Lincoln.