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Mother’s were able to share Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 12th, with their seniors at Ainsworth Community Schools as they watched their children cross the stage to receive their high school diplomas. This year, the class of 2024 consisted of 33 seniors who have met all the requirements to graduate.

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“What A Busy Weekend” This past weekend seemed to be rather busy in Ainsworth. Mother’s Day, AHS Graduation and for those who stayed up late enough, some got great photos of the Northern Lights.

May 5th - May 11th, 2024 Sunday, May 5th During a traffic stop on 4th Street in Ainsworth, a Nebraska male subject was issued a citation for speeding and driving under the influence of alcohol, and subsequently booked into the Brown County Jail. The male was later released after posting bond.

Ainsworth Board of Education - Brad Wilkins, Scott Erthum, Frank Beel, Jessica Pozehl, Bryan Doke and Mark Johnson met in regular session on Monday, May 13th. National History Day Presentations Prior to the meeting, students, Max Hasenohr, Keith Munno, Paul Denny made their History Day Presentation on “Woodrow Wilson’s Turning Point: How America Entered World War I” and Miranda Lambrecht gave her documentary on “How the Attack on Pearl Harbor Changed the World” both qualifying them to present at National History Day.

At the regular meeting of the Brown County Commissioners on May 7th, Commissioner Jeremiah Dailey said Shawn Fernau of Fernau Construction was requesting a pre-payment of $28,750.00 for roof repair to the courthouse roof.

Throughout my last four years at Ainsworth High School (AHS), I have been involved in volleyball, basketball, track and field, and many other non-sport organizations. Through these activities and organizations, I have been granted so many great opportunities. I’ve made many new friends and connections, and I’ve taken away countless life lessons and memories.