Ainsworth Star-Journal

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J.l. Schmidt, Statehouse Correspondent, Ne Press

Tuesday, August 17, 2021

Gearing Up for the Next Wave, Proceed with Caution Just when you thought it was over, here we go again with a new Covid variant that means the pandemic continues. Dr.

Ainsworth/Brown County Strategic Plan Town Hall Meeting to be Held September 15th

News Staff

Tuesday, August 17, 2021

Since the last town hall meeting in 2016 five priority projects have been completed. Last week we covered two of the projects.

Ainsworth Schools Welcome Back Students August 12th for 2021-2022 School Year

News Staff

Tuesday, August 17, 2021

All Ainsworth Community School students from kindergarteners to seniors packed their school bags and headed back to class on Thursday, August 12th. The previous school year started off during the COVID-19 pandemic with temperature checks at the door and continued with a mask mandate until early spring.

Introducing the Class of 2034 at Ainsworth Community Schools

News Staff

Tuesday, August 17, 2021

Kindergarteners were excited to start their education at Ainsworth Community Schools on Thursday, August 12th. Mrs. Pollock welcomed her section of the class of 2034 which includes: (Front Row - Left to Right): Cecilia Kerrigan, Gael Barcenas, Keegan O’Hare and Mindy King; (Back Row - Left to Right): Leon Carpenter, Duke Dailey, Michael Cannaday and Bryer McNally. Not pictured are Chloe Cole, Chaos Vassar and Kallee Diaz.

Drivers Urged to Remember Back-to-School Safety

News Staff

Tuesday, August 17, 2021

The 2021-2022 school year is here and highway and city traffic in the mornings has increased with Ainsworth students walking, bussing and driving to school. It’s important to remember student safety when driving, especially when encountering school busses, crosswalks and school zones. By following state and local laws, you can better protect yourself, your passengers and students as they head back to school.

Ainsworth Golfers Retain Border Cup, Defeating Bassett in Annual Border Cup Golf Competition

News Staff

Tuesday, August 10, 2021

In an annual event featuring the top golfers from the Ainsworth Golf Course and the Bassett Country Club, the two teams competed in the Border Cup at the Bassett Country Club on Saturday, August 7th. Ainsworth had a slim one-point lead of 8 - 7 heading into the singles matches and managed to win eight of the ten singles matches to retain the Border Cup, 16 - 9.

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Ainsworth/Brown County Strategic Plan Town Hall Meeting to be Held September 15th

Ainsworth Schools Welcome Back Students August 12th for 2021-2022 School Year

Introducing the Class of 2034 at Ainsworth Community Schools

Drivers Urged to Remember Back-to-School Safety

Ainsworth Golfers Retain Border Cup, Defeating Bassett in Annual Border Cup Golf Competition

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