Ainsworth Star-Journal

2019 Flooding Can Still Be Used to Reduce Your Property Taxes With Documentation

News Staff

Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Brown County Assessor Terri Van Houten is asking Brown County taxpayers to contact the Assessor’s Office in regards to “water issues” related to the 2019 flooding. If you still have land under water from 2019, contact the Brown County Assessor’s Office by May 31st to document this property to get a reduction in taxes.

Survey Seeks Input This Spring, Summer on State Park Areas

News Staff

Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Nebraska state park visitors will get a chance to share their experiences this spring and summer. Crews will be in parks conducting surveys every weekend from April 3rd through August 8th.

No Foolin’, Annual Walleye Spawn is Here

Daryl Bauer Nebraska Game And Parks Commission

Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Many things can cue spawning in freshwater fish: weather, water temperature, moon phase, etc. One of the most important cues is the amount of daylight. For that reason, spawning tends to occur about the same time every year. So, the walleyes began spawning April 1st.

Brown County Hospital Board Approves Expenditure of Funds for COVID Related Items

News Staff

Tuesday, April 6, 2021

A regular meeting of the Brown County Hospital (BCH) Board of Trustees was held Monday, March 22, 2021. Present were Chairman Brent Deibler, Tate Schipporeit, Brian Delimont and John Gross. Jim Walz was excused. Also attending was John Werner-CEO, Brandy Bussinger-DON, Tad Stearns-Controller, Lisa Fischer-HR, Tami Kovar-Recording Secretary and Dr. Campbell. Bryce Betke and Travis Englund joined the meeting via Zoom.

Slowly Getting Back to Normal Following a Year of COVID-19

News Staff

Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Below is a portion of the front page of the Ainsworth Star-Journal that was published on Wednesday, April 1, 2020. What started as an extended Spring Break for Ainsworth students turned into closing the school for the remainder of the 2019-20 school year and transitioning to remote learning.

Swan Retires After 50 Years at Three River

Springview Herald

Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Technology evolves quickly these days. Everyone wants reliable and fast service in their homes, businesses, and in the palm of their hands. To make that happen, someone has to be adequately trained, always on call, and willing to make sure customers are happy. That’s where your local technicians come in, and for 50 years Mike Swan has been dedicated to serving this area.

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2019 Flooding Can Still Be Used to Reduce Your Property Taxes With Documentation

Survey Seeks Input This Spring, Summer on State Park Areas

No Foolin’, Annual Walleye Spawn is Here

Brown County Hospital Board Approves Expenditure of Funds for COVID Related Items

Slowly Getting Back to Normal Following a Year of COVID-19

Swan Retires After 50 Years at Three River

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