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Ainsworth Track Teams Qualify Seven for the 2024 NSAA State Track Meet in Class C
City Council Does Not Accept Law Enforcement Contract with Brown County Sheriff’s Department
A.H.S. Class of 2024

Ainsworth Track Teams Qualify Seven for the 2024 NSAA State Track Meet in Class C

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A.H.S. Class of 2024

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.
When Pigs Fly Treasure Shop Receives Ribbon Cutting May 11th

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Ainsworth Boys Golf Team Competes in Valentine Invitational

The Ainsworth Boys Golf Team was in Valentine at Frederick Peak for their last regular season golf meet on May 9th. “It was a terrible day for everyone except for Airyan Goochey, who had his personal best and broke 100 for the first time in competition,” said Head Coach Julie Micheel.
Viewers’ Choice Award to Lynn Robertson

The 60th annual spring art show of the Ainsworth Art Guild ended on April 27th at the Ainsworth Public Library. The memorial and historic displays of members’ artwork was a great success. Many viewers signed the registration book for a chance to win an art-related door prize and voted for their personal favorite piece of art. This year’s Viewers’ Choice Award went to Lynn Robertson for her photo entitled “Evening Flights,” a colorful sunset with jet trails, clouds and an unidentified bird. The photo was also selected for showing at the Association of Nebraska Art Clubs’ conference and show in June at Fremont.