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Kimball students hit road for range judging (opens the original)
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The Area 1 (Panhandle) Range Judging Contest Sept. 15 at Sidney’s Shooting Park saw great performances from teams across the Panhandle, including Kimball. The competition had nine stations that challenged every aspect of the students’ judgment. Each station varied, with some requesting the students identify plants, to solve a hypothetical land problem or to describe ecological sites. After the students finished their sheets and solved every problem, answers were announced before the students ret
Kimball students hit road for range judging (opens the original)
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The Area 1 (Panhandle) Range Judging Contest Sept. 15 at Sidney’s Shooting Park saw great performances from teams across the Panhandle, including Kimball. The competition had nine stations that challenged every aspect of the students’ judgment. Each station varied, with some requesting the students identify plants, to solve a hypothetical land problem or to describe ecological sites. After the students finished their sheets and solved every problem, answers were announced before the students ret
Are Dix’s water troubles over? (opens the original)
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Village awarded $620k grant for well repairs The Village of Dix had a special meeting to approve a $620,000 grant from the United States Department of Agriculture Sept. 11, which will be put toward fixing the village’s well water situation. Concerns about Dix’s drinking water began after an official drinking water notice was posted earlier this year, which said testing in January found 12 mg per liter in the primary well for drinking water. The Safe Drinking Water Act says water with nitrate lev
How can Nebraska help you? (opens the original)
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State treasurer Spellerberg covers assistance programs with Sidney residents Nebraska State Treasurer Joey Spellerberg answered questions about programs to help Nebraskans in a community update Sept. 2 at the Elk Lodge in Sidney. Spellerberg was on a tour of Nebraska over the course of several days, making stops across the state before stopping in Sidney. There, he explained to about five attendees several statewide programs that can provide assistance to Nebraskans who need it.
Potter Days goes all out (opens the original)
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Potter bustled with activity Sept. 4 - 6, but particularly on Saturday as the 95th annual Potter Days swept through town. Potter Days was chock full of events on Saturday, several of which were set to assist students from the area like members of the Potter-Dix speech team and local projects like the Potter Community Hall. This included a car smash, duck racing and a tin roof sundae social. Everything began on Friday, however, with the crowning of this year’s Potter Days Queen: junior Alexa Shoe
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