Hillary Goodwin will be joining our team of providers as a Family Nurse Practitioner. She has been a nurse for 17 years and graduated from Chamberlain University with her Master’s Degree in Nursing and as a Family Nurse Practitioner. She has primarily worked in rural healthcare and also specialized for a time in neonatal intensive care and pediatrics. Hillary’s philosophy on patient care is that every patient is unique and treatment should be tailored to fit each individual as best as possible.

At DI Presentation Night on March 14th, teams performed skits that showcased the script, costumes and props they had developed during the DI season. These third grade DI participants are (Front Row - Left to Right): Drayden Kruse, Diego Gramajo and Kaedyn Rogers; (Back Row - Left to Right): Rex Lammers, Renata Barcenas and Julieta Carranza, Ursula Morales.

On behalf of current Nebraska Cattlemen President Brenda Masek, Past President Ken Herz joined Governor Ricketts during a press briefing at the State Capitol to proclaim March 20-26, 2022, National Agriculture Week in Nebraska.

March 2022 Thursday, March 24th 7:15 a.m.: Cheer Tryout Practice. 6:30 p.m.: Boys Basketball End-of-Year Potluck.

The Brown County Foundation Fun will be awarding several donor-advised scholarships to 2022 graduates of Ainsworth High School. Scholarships for 2022 include the following: 1 - Adkisson Family $1,000.00 Scholarship.

Four representatives from the Ainsworth High School Speech team competed in five events at the Class C1 State Speech competition on Thursday, March 17th in Kearney, NE. At this competition, the top 18 speakers in Class C1 compete to make it to the top six to earn a state medal.