McAndrew Gymnasium received a few updates over the summer, including new gym flooring and wall mats. The mats were donated by the Booster Club.

The members of the AHS Girls Golf team had a busy two weeks of competition! The team was in action on Tuesday, September 7th at the Broken Bow Invite and Thursday, September 9th at the West Holt Invite. At Broken Bow, all competing golfers shot a personal record.

For the third straight week, the Ainsworth Bulldogs played an undefeated team and was handed a tough loss. The Dawgs hosted the AnselmoMerna Coyotes for Homecoming on Friday, September 17th and lost 0-64.

“The State Board of Education hereby postpones the development of Health Education Standards. The State Board of Education received substantial input on the draft Health Education Standards and recognizes that now is not the time to continue the process. Furthermore, the COVID-19 pandemic has placed varied demands on school districts, parents and families, and communities. The intent of the State Board of Education is to determine the most appropriate time to address Health Education Standards after taking into consideration the state of the local school stakeholders. The decision to continue the process of developing Health Education Standards must be supported by a majority vote of the State Board of Education.”

NORFOLK, Neb. (AP) _ Starting in early 2022, public transit will be more widely available in Norfolk and surrounding communities.

During the 2021 Brown County Fair, a display was set up in the west fairground stands to recognize the 13 United States Servicemen killed in Afghanistan. A draped chair with a gold star and American flag on each one completed the display, showing respect to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.