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Legislative Notes

As the next legislative session rapidly approaches (5 January), senators will be busy trying to find ways to spend over $1B in federal funds for the so-called federal “infrastructure” package. Politically conservative people have a hard time with a task like this.

Capitol News

So, How’s Your 2021 Been? Compared to What? If you thought 2021 was going to be better than 2020, the year of the Pandemic, let me know how that worked out for you. Coronavirus has turned out to be a cruel mistress.

City of Ainsworth Seeks Public Input on Garbage Service Preferences

The City of Ainsworth has been reviewing and considering various options for future garbage service within the city. There are many variables to be considered. The City Council and City Administration would like input from the community on preferences for the administration of the service moving forward.

Brad Wilkins Now President of Nebraska Association of School Boards

Brad Wilkins, who has served on the Ainsworth Board of Education since 2013, is now the President of the Board of Directors of the Nebraska Association of School Boards (NASB). During this year’s NASB Delegate Assembly at the 2021 State Education Conference held November 17th to 19th, previous NASB President Stacie Higgins passed the gavel to Wilkins.

Annual Christmas Pageant to be Hosted by Women’s Club on Dec. 5th

Around the world, Christmas is a time for family and community traditions. Residents of the “Christmas City of the Sandhills” in Ainsworth are especially proud of their own unique tradition - a live re-enactment of the birth of the Christ child in Bethlehem. For over a half a century now, members of the Ainsworth Women’s Club have presented the story of Christ’s life in an annual Christmas Pageant free to members of the community.

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