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Ainsworth/Brown County’s Current Initiatives for Economic Development/Community Improvement

News Staff
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
The following Economic Development/Community Improvement projects were initiated after the 2016 Town Hall meeting, which created the current Ainsworth/Brown County Strategic Plan. However, these initiatives are just a few of the projects that exemplify the efforts of various organizations and resourceful individuals to create partnerships and alliances through a collaborative effort to address needs in the community.

AHS Homecoming Royalty Crowned Following Homecoming Football Game

News Staff
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Ainsworth High School held Homecoming activities throughout the week, which culminated with the crowning of Homecoming Royalty on Friday, September 17th following the Homecoming football game. Homecoming Royalty are (Back Row - Left to Right): Princess Libby Wilkins, Queen Summer Richardson, King Cash Dailey and Prince Ty Schlueter. Crown bearers for the evening were (Front Row - Left to Right) Sophia Ortner and Jett Hansmeyer.

Ainsworth Cross Country Teams Improve at Second Meet of Young Season at Broken Bow

News Staff
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
The Ainsworth Cross Country teams took a step forward as they continued their season with the second meet of the year at the Broken Bow Invite on Saturday, September 11th. Although Saturday mornings usually provide a nice cool morning for running, unseasonable heat made runners uncomfortable as temperatures spiked into the low and mid 80’s.

Hodge and Roggasch Compete in Pro Horseshoe Tour

News Staff
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
Two area horseshoe pitchers from the Ainsworth Horseshoe Club competed in the Pro Horseshoe Tour hosted in North Platte on September 11th and 12th. Malinda Hodge and Tim Roggasch, both from Rose, NE, competed against players from Nebraska and 12 other states.

Ainsworth Bulldogs Fall to Arcadia-Loup City, 12-47

News Staff
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
The Ainsworth Bulldogs played another top ranked D1 football team on Friday, September 10th when they traveled to Arcadia to play the Arcadia-Loup City Rebels (ALC), and were defeated 12-47. The Rebels were rated 8th by the Omaha World-Herald in D1 eight-man football.
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