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Short-handed — no problem for the Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family.

A 10-point first-half run allowed Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family to pull away from Clarkson/ Leigh Friday en route to a 68-40 win in the Bulldogs season opener.

LHF/HSF One-Act team wins districts; qualifies for state

Community gets view of new Fire and Rescue Station at open house

The May 14, 2024, Primary Election will hold local interest.

The serenity caught me off guard. I had forgotten life could be like this.

Whether working in physical therapy or in health care administration, Caleb Poore said he most enjoys the connections he makes with people.

Adrian Tasa, an oncology nurse navigator for Columbus Community Hospital, recently received the 40 Under 40 Award from the Nebraska Organization of Nursing Leadership (NONL) and the Nebraska Nurses Association (NNA).

The University of Nebraska Medical Center and Columbus Community Hospital have signed a master affiliation agreement that will provide enhanced education and training opportunities for UNMC health professions students. It will allow the institutions to work collaboratively when building the health care workforce in the Columbus area and the surrounding region.

When most people hear the term law enforcement, their minds go right to police officers, but law enforcement is actually made up of more than just police officers. Law enforcement officials are the people in our society who are here to protect and serve. Many people have a general understanding of the crucial role law enforcement plays in a free society, but they may not be fully aware of what it entails, including their specific roles in society and the challenges they face. Each of the different types of law enforcement goes through different challenges, environments, and experiences. The officials in law enforcement are constantly faced with challenges and changes that happen in today’s world. As the world changes, so does the way law enforcement officials go about their jobs.

A little more experience could go a long way.

Pushing the ball and getting everyone involved.

Shemek’s direct $5k to help ag program

In about 6 months, Nebraskans will head to the polls to cast their ballots in the statewide primary, however, with a new voter ID law, Nebraskans should start preparing for the primary now. The Secretary of State’s office reminds voters that voter ID will take effect for the May 14, 2024, statewide primary and will be in effect for every election in Nebraska after that.

Take a tour of the new Humphrey Fire & Rescue An open house is set for noon-3 p.m. Sunday, at the station. A dedication is planned for 1 p.m., and the firefighters will be grilling burgers for the event.