Inclement weather on Memorial Day, Monday, May 30th had the American Legion and Auxilary move their services from the Ainsworth Cemetery to the Legion Hall. Marilyn Anderson, President of American Legion Auxiliary Unit #79 gave the welcome.

The City Council of Long Pine held its June meeting on Thursday the 2nd in the Long Pine Community Center. Members Linda Alberts, Dave Cheatum and Kathy Papstein were present and Andrea Collatos was absent. City Clerk/Treasurer Jan Buoy, Mayor Ed Brown and City Attorney Rod Palmer were all present as well.

The Brown County Board of Commissioners will hold a special meeting on Monday, June 13, 2022, at 5:00 p.m. at the Ainsworth Conference Center for the purpose of meeting with the Ainsworth City Council and Sandhills Care Center Board of Directors to discuss the Future of the Sandhills Care Center. A complete agenda is kept on file for public inspection in the Brown County Clerk’s office in Brown County Courthouse.

Ava Graff does a jumping trick off the diving board. Ainsworth Municipal Swimming Pool opened its heavy blue doors for summer swimmers on Friday, June 3rd for a cold opening – the temperature barely hit 70° and lifeguards were wearing sweatshirts – but the pool water was warm and the kids were enthusiastically enjoying the first day of a long summer sure to be packed with pool days.

Brown County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Stang has zero tolerance for impaired drivers. He is often found participating in overtime activities focused on drunk driving, motivating the team around him, and making the community safer. His work ethic goes above and beyond, making 22 arrests for DUI in the past year, in a county with a population of only 3,000 people. Deputy Stang has served the community since April 2017. His positive influence on his team drives them to work to remove impaired drivers from the roads, ultimately making the community and the roads safer.

Alpha Delta Chapter of DKG met May 21st, at 10:00 a.m. at The Coffee Vault in Long Pine with six members present.