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Funding available for pivot conversion

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has announced that financial assistance is available for conservation projects within the Lower Loup Natural Resources District.

Kick off summer with art contest

FULLERTON — The Fullerton Betterment Committee is celebrating the end of the school year with food, music, games and sidewalk chalk contests. The event is Monday, May 14 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. downtown on Broadway.No pre-registration is required. Chalk and sidewalk space will be provided.
Aidan Bittner

Aidan Bittner

CONGRATS, GRADS

TWIN RIVER GRADUATION 2 p.m. on Saturday FULLERTON GRADUATION 2 p.m. on Sunday

City council OKs youth sports organization

FULLERTON — The city of Fullerton has approved the formation of a new youth sports group.The Fullerton City Council approved creating the Fullerton Youth Recreational Sports. The group will serve as a city board and oversee the majority of youth sports leagues in Fullerton.

Twin River students heading to Nationals

GENOA — Two groups of Twin River students are heading for their national convention.The Twin River Board of Education approved plans for 10 FBLA students to travel to Anaheim, Calif., from June 29 to July 2 and for 15 FCCLA students to travel to Orlando, Fla., from July 5-9.

Pillen accepting applications for State Fire Marshal

LINCOLN — Governor Jim Pillen is accepting applications to fill the position of State Fire Marshal. The vacancy is due to the resignation of Scott Cordes on March 7.Applications can be submitted through the Governor’s Boards and Commissions portal at https:// governor.nebraska.gov/boardcomm- req.
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Celebrating years of service

The City of Fullerton honored Harold Harris with a Plaque for his hard work and dedication to the City of Fullerton since 1978 as Mayor and Councilman. Congratulations Harold!