Ainsworth Star-Journal

Ask a Master Gardener

Brenda Goeken

Tuesday, April 27, 2021

Question: What can I do to keep the moles from eating my flower bulbs? Moles often get blamed for underground damage to plants, but they generally eat insects. The damage is most likely caused by voles, ground squirrels or field mice.

2021 A.H.S. State FFA Participants

News Staff

Tuesday, April 27, 2021

Parliamentary Procedure Team Ainsworth’s Parliamentary Procedure Team finished in 3rd place at State Competition. Team members were (Front Row - Left to Right): Ty Schlueter, Libby Wilkins and Maia Flynn; (Back Row - Left to Right): Alyssa Erthum, Logan Hafer and Ben Flynn.

AHS All-School Play Cast Performs “The Snow White Variety Show!”

News Staff

Tuesday, April 27, 2021

On Saturday, April 24th at 7:00 p.m. in the Ainsworth Learning Center, Ainsworth High School students performed “The Snow White Variety Show!” All the fun of just about every TVshow genre you can imagine was jam-packed into this wild and fastpaced comedy! The audience became the live studio audience on a talk show, Real Talk with Fairytale Legends, where the seven dwarves told the story of Snow White as the Fairytale Players brought it to life.

NCDHD Announce Only 10 New COVID-19 Cases in District

News Staff

Tuesday, April 27, 2021

North Central District Health Department (NCDHD) has been made aware of 10 new COVID-19 cases in the district since last reporting period on April 22nd: 2 - Antelope, 0 - Boyd, 0 - Brown, 1 - Cherry, 3 - Holt, 0 - Keya Paha, 3 - Knox, 1 - Pierce and 0 - Rock. NCDHD encourages district residents to continue to wear your mask in public places or where social distancing is difficult as well as practice social distancing while out in public.

Pheasants Forever Sandhills Chapter #471 Awards Eight Scholarships

News Staff

Tuesday, April 27, 2021

Pheasants Forever Sandhills Chapter #471 has awarded eight scholarships to the graduating class of 2021. Those selected are Ellie Welke and Moriah Beel from Ainsworth High School; Michaela Keller and Haley Hesse from Valentine High School; Hunter Wiebelhaus and Adyson Linse from Keya Paha County High School; and Zack Dickau and Grace Olson from Rock County School.

Proposed Property Tax Cap Stalls Amid Fierce Resistance

Grant Schulte, Assoc. Press

Tuesday, April 27, 2021

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - A proposal to cap Nebraska property tax increases at 3% stalled in the Legislature April 22nd.

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Ainsworth Youth Participate in Summer Dance

Prairieland Flowers to Hold First U-Pick of the Season on July 25

Fredenburgs Compete at Cornhusker State Games in Lincoln

Moylan's Book Arrives at Star-Journal

Ainsworth Library Holds Summer Reading Program

Ask a Master Gardener

2021 A.H.S. State FFA Participants

AHS All-School Play Cast Performs “The Snow White Variety Show!”

NCDHD Announce Only 10 New COVID-19 Cases in District

Pheasants Forever Sandhills Chapter #471 Awards Eight Scholarships

Proposed Property Tax Cap Stalls Amid Fierce Resistance

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