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Schools OK cell phone policies

Fullerton and Twin River students will have to put their cell phones away while at school.The Fullerton Board of Education approved changes to the district’s cell phone policy at their meeting last week.
A delegation from Boone and Nance Counties recently returned from a three-state trip that saw stops in New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C. Photo provided

A delegation from Boone and Nance Counties recently returned from a three-state trip that saw stops in New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C. Photo provided

‘ONCE IN A LIFETIME’

A delegation from Nance and Boone counties recently attended the Citizenship Washington Focus program in Washington, D.C., and the trip is being described as “the opportunity of a lifetime.
Charlotte Bittner raised $253 from her recent lemonade stand. She donated it to the Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church Building Fund for their new addition. She wanted to say thank you to everyone who came to her lemonade stand! Photo provided by Rachel Bittner

Charlotte Bittner raised $253 from her recent lemonade stand. She donated it to the Mt. Calvary Lutheran Church Building Fund for their new addition. She wanted to say thank you to everyone who came to her lemonade stand! Photo provided by Rachel Bittner

Lemonade stand raises $253

City of Fullerton releases survey results

FULLERTON — The results of a 6-week survey conducted by Northeast Nebraska Economic Development District have been released.The results were initially released by NENEDD Community Planner Tracy Sporleder at an afternoon town hall meeting held Wednesday, July 9.

Street projects delayed by rain

FULLERTON — Heavy rainfall last month has delayed street projects in Fullerton.The $920,244.97 street project was supposed to begin on July 1. City Administrator Patty Noble said that because contractors were delayed last month, the Fullerton project was pushed to later this month.

Girl drowns at Power House Park

FULLERTON —A 15-year-old girl has died after getting caught in the current of the Cedar River near Power House Park on Thursday afternoon. Adrian E.
The Nance County Sheriff's Office is investigating a homemade explosive set off on July 4. The explosion damaged two businesses. Photos provided

The Nance County Sheriff's Office is investigating a homemade explosive set off on July 4. The explosion damaged two businesses. Photos provided

Sheriff investigating July 4 explosion

GENOA — The Nance County Sheriff’s Office is investigating an explosion that occurred just after 11 p.m. on July 4.Sheriff Ben Bakewell said that a homemade explosive was set off in the 400 block of Willard Avenue.