It’s that time of year again for trash pickup time. The Ainsworth Lions Club adopted the highway two miles east of Ainsworth. On Sunday, May 2nd, 15 members helped pick up trash that had collected along Highway 20. Lions Clubs worldwide participate in service projects that benefit their communities. Ainsworth Lions Club continues to do just that!

The Ainsworth Golf Team competed in a Triangular on April 29th in Bassett between Valentine, North Central and Ainsworth. Valentine took top team honors with a team score of 177 with Ainsworth placing second as a team with 215.

The past several weeks Jolyn Pozehl, an 8th grader at Ainsworth Community Schools, has been busy during her club wrestling season. Pozehl placed first at the Nebraska AAU State in Kearney and first at the Nebraska USA State in Grand Island.

Ainsworth Youth Activities have completed two nights of Youth Soccer and have one more night left. Soccer fields in Ainsworth are located: from Highway 20, south onto Richardson Drive.

May 1st was the final day of the Ainsworth Art Guild’s two-week annual art show at the Ainsworth Public Library. Martha Rasmussen’s photograph, “Aspen Forest” was awarded Best of Show as well as the “People’s Choice.” Chana Orton juried this year’s show, which had 22 entries.

A regular meeting of the Brown County Hospital (BCH) Board of Trustees was held Monday, April 19, 2021. The meeting was called to order by Secretary, Tate Schipporeit, at 4:02 p.m. Other members in attendance were Brian Delimont, John Gross, Jim Walz and Brent Deibler via Zoom. Also attending was John Werner-CEO, Brandy Bussinger-DON, Tad Stearns-Controller, and Tami Kovar-Recording Secretary. Bryce Betke and Travis Englund joined the meeting via Zoom. Dr. Campbell joined the meeting at 4:32 p.m.