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Cinnamon Bun Fun Run results

NCJ Staff ReportThe Cinnamon Bun Fun Run kicked off the Fall Festival in Fullerton on Saturday.This year’s event drew 25 runners (2 ran virtually).
Fullerton’s marching band placed second at the Harvest of Harmony competition. Photo provided

Fullerton’s marching band placed second at the Harvest of Harmony competition. Photo provided

Marching Warriors place 2nd at Harvest of Harmony

GRAND ISLAND — The Fullerton Band competed in the Harvest of Harmony marching band competition this past Saturday in Grand Island.

Work begins on N-39, south of Genoa

GRAND ISLAND — Weather permitting, work will begin Oct. 9 on N-39, from reference post 18.15 to reference post 18.40, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation.JMN Construction, LLC of Valley is the contractor for this project. Work includes bridge expansion joint repair.

Central City hosts a Wave of Light Event on Oct. 15

CENTRAL CITY — In honor of all babies lost, the Wave of Light is a global event that works to light the whole world for 24 hours on Oct. 15 for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. For our area of the world, we light candles from 7-8 p.m..
The community was invited to see Fullerton’s Future on Friday for a ribbon cutting and open house. Fullerton’s newest childcare facility has opened its doors. Back Row: Allen Chlopek, Marissa Burenheide, Jennifer Wood. Front Row: Libby Wells, Carlee Konz, Katie Sharp, Bailey Bridger, Riley Buck. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

The community was invited to see Fullerton’s Future on Friday for a ribbon cutting and open house. Fullerton’s newest childcare facility has opened its doors. Back Row: Allen Chlopek, Marissa Burenheide, Jennifer Wood. Front Row: Libby Wells, Carlee Konz, Katie Sharp, Bailey Bridger, Riley Buck. NCJ photo by Rick Holtz

Fullerton’s Future celebrates with open house

Fullerton’s Future celebrates with open house

UNL Extension

Moles are found in home landscape settings. They are mostly a nuisance but might cause some damage when tunneling around plants. They do not feed on plants.Moles are 4 to 6 inches long with grey or brown fur. There front feet are wide, turn outward, and have webbed toes.
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Sheriff: Watch for bald eagle

FULLERTON — The Nance County Sheriff’s Office has responded to two bald eagles hit by vehicles in Nance County in the last week.One eagle was hit on Highway 14 south of the overflow bridge. When deputies arrived the eagle was alive and alert.