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Ainsworth Golf Course Holds Youth Tournament

Thursday, July 2 High School Boys 1st - Jaxon Rucker 40 2nd - Carson Koch 44 3rd - Robert Rudnick 66 3rd - Leighton Konkoleski 66 8th-Grade Boys (9 holes) 1st - Blake Hansmeyer 46 2nd - Charlie Smith 48 3rd - Tygan Sisson 72 4th - Caden Winkelbauer 84 7th-Grade Boys (9 holes) 1st - Jase Wolf 50 2nd - Kase Arganbright 52 3rd - Blake O’Keif 55 3rd - Cameron Wackler 55 6th-Grade Boys (6 holes) 1st - Blake O’Keif 26 2nd - Cameron Wackler 27 3rd - William Smith 34 3rd - Jett Hansmeyer 34 5th-Grade Boys (6 holes) 1st - Deklon Krohn 38 2nd - Jed Wright 51 3rd- Luis Garcia 60 3rd-Grade Boys (6 holes) 1st - Klay O’Kief 41 2nd - Wylie Nilson 56 3rd - Ian Wright 60 1st-2nd Grade Boys (4 holes) 1st - Cooper Peers 25 2nd - Weston Arens 34 3rd - Cooper Nilson 38 4th - Dominic Schumacher 40 High School Girls (9 holes) 1st - Braylin Rudnick 51 2nd - Kemberlyn Kohle 55 3rd - Kira Goochey 62 5th-6th Grade Girls (6 holes) 1st - Oakley Hawthorne 30 2nd - Sutton Brodbeck 45 3rd - Mindee King 48 3rd-4th Grade Girls (6 holes) 1st - Aubrey Konkoleski 52 2nd - Josie Smith 55 3rd - Savannah Kohle 57 1st-2nd Grade Girls (4 holes) 1st - Blair Martin 27 2nd - Roslynn Robinson 35 3rd - Vivian Kinzie 39 4th - Parker Fairhead 40.
Bike Parade

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Ainsworth Celebrates 250 Years of America During Annual Bob Buckles Memorial Cruise Night

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Ball Drop

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Veterans Tribute Semi Trailer

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Legislative Notes

Senator Tanya Storer - 43rd District

Tuesday, September 23, 2025

Celebrating Constitution Day With Constitution Day having been observed on September 17th, I want to take a moment to reflect on the U.S. Constitution, the foundation to our freedom, signed in 1787.

All Things Nebraska

Paul Hammel, Retired Senior Contributor, Nebraska

Tuesday, September 23, 2025

Alarm bells are sounding over the lack of robust job growth in the state’s two largest cities. A recent study commissioned by the Omaha-based Aksarben Foundation indicated that job growth in Omaha and Lincoln lagged behind its peer cities, such as Sioux Falls, Des Moines and Oklahoma City.

A Message from the Brown County Assessor’s Office

News Staff

Tuesday, September 23, 2025

The Brown County Assessor’s Office has contracted Stanard Appraisal to review all commercial properties in Ainsworth, Long Pine, Johnstown, and rural areas in the county. The company will be out the last week of September and first full week of October.

News Briefs...

News Staff

Tuesday, September 23, 2025

Long Pine City Council To Meet The Long Pine City Council will meet on Thursday, October 2, at 7 p.m. at the Long Pine Community Center..

Two Semi Accidents Happen in Long Pine Hills Over the Course of One Week

News Staff

Tuesday, September 23, 2025

The Brown County Sheriff’s Department investigated two separate one-vehicle semi accidents that occurred on Highway 20 in the Long Pine hills during the past week. The first accident occurred at 8:46 a.m.

Brown County Commissioners Hold Final September Meeting

News Staff

Tuesday, September 23, 2025

The Brown County Commissioners met on Tuesday, September 16, for their final regularly scheduled meeting of the month. All three board members, Dennis Bauer, Jeremiah Dailey, and Don Painter were present, along with Brown County Clerk Travee Hobbs, Brown County Roads Superintendent Kenneth Turpin, and Brown County Attorney Andy Taylor, along with several guests.

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Ainsworth Golf Course Holds Youth Tournament

Bike Parade

Ainsworth Celebrates 250 Years of America During Annual Bob Buckles Memorial Cruise Night

Ball Drop

Veterans Tribute Semi Trailer

Legislative Notes

All Things Nebraska

A Message from the Brown County Assessor’s Office

News Briefs...

Two Semi Accidents Happen in Long Pine Hills Over the Course of One Week

Brown County Commissioners Hold Final September Meeting

Do you like BBQ?

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