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Ainsworth Senior Center Celebrates 45 Years

Forty-five years ago on August 2, 1981, the Ainsworth Senior Center held an open house to celebrate their new building. Senior Center officers in 1981 were Dorothy Walton, Bill Gudgel, Dwight Moody, Burdetta Jansen and George Brede.
Bulldog Boosters Hold Annual Bulldog Pride

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Area Fire Departments Respond to Friday Night Fire

A Friday night fire destroyed a building in Ainsworth. According to Ainsworth Assistant Fire Chief Devin Painter, at approximately 9:30 p.m.
Ainsworth Community Schools Begins Classes on Thursday, August 13

Ainsworth Community Schools will open its doors to students for the 2026-27 school year on Thursday, August 13. The school has a host of new employees beginning this year.
Ainsworth Reclaims Border Cup

Ainsworth recaptured the Border Cup Saturday at the Ainsworth Golf Course, winning the annual match play event between members of the Ainsworth Golf Course and Bassett Country Club by a score of 15-1/2 to 9-1/2.

Recycling Grants Available Now

News Staff

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Recycling grants are available to give local communities the resources they need to create, expand, or enhance recycling programs. The Nebraska Recycling Council hasgrantfundsofupto$25,000.00 for the purchase of recycling equipment.

The Forage Minute

News Staff

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

ALFALFA WEEVIL RESISTANCE TO PYRETHROIDS By: Samantha Daniel Alfalfa weevil is a serious pest of alfalfa and can cause significant damage, usually in April and May before the first cutting. Reports of reduced efficacy of pyrethroids in Nebraska as well as confirmed resistance to pyrethroids in several western states led to a project in 2025 to determine if Nebraska weevil populations are developing resistance.

GIRLS STATE WRESTLING

News Staff

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Winter and Early Spring are Prime Times for Bald Eagle Viewing

News Staff

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Bald eagles can be seen yearround across Nebraska, but winter and early spring are the best times of year to see large numbers of bald eagles. Large concentrations of bald eagles arrive in winter to hunt for fish and ducks in the open waters of rivers and large reservoirs where ice has formed.

Valentine’s Day C.A.R.E. For Loved Ones with Dementia: Tips for Families

News Staff

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Valentine’s Day can take a different form for families impacted by dementia, as loved ones may be unable to express emotions, communicate, or remember shared moments as they did before the onset of dementia.

Bringing Taxpayer Dollars Home to Nebraska

U.s. Senator Deb Fischer

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Congress’ most basic responsibility is also one of its most important: funding the federal government. When Congress fails to do that job, the consequences reach beyond Washington — delaying services, creating uncertainty for families and businesses, and eroding trust in government.

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Ainsworth Senior Center Celebrates 45 Years

Bulldog Boosters Hold Annual Bulldog Pride

Area Fire Departments Respond to Friday Night Fire

Ainsworth Community Schools Begins Classes on Thursday, August 13

Ainsworth Reclaims Border Cup

Recycling Grants Available Now

The Forage Minute

GIRLS STATE WRESTLING

Winter and Early Spring are Prime Times for Bald Eagle Viewing

Valentine’s Day C.A.R.E. For Loved Ones with Dementia: Tips for Families

Bringing Taxpayer Dollars Home to Nebraska

Do you like BBQ?

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