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Ainsworth Youth Participate in Summer Dance

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

After the loss of her infant child in 2016, Melissa Stewart of Long Pine decided she needed an outlet, and Prairieland Flowers was created. She had a background in horticulture and cut flowers.
Fredenburgs Compete at Cornhusker State Games in Lincoln

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Moylan's Book Arrives at Star-Journal

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Ainsworth Library Holds Summer Reading Program

Ainsworth Library Holds Summer Reading Program

Sheriff’s Report

News Staff

Tuesday, January 31, 2023

Brown County Report January 22 - 28, 2023 Sunday, January 22nd A written warning and a citation for speeding 45 mph in a 35 mph zone were issued during traffic stops on Highway 20. Received a report of a civil matter regarding the return of property in Long Pine.

Pillen Highlights Funding Increases for Education, Law Enforcement Tax Decreases in State of the State

Owen Reimer Nebraska News Service

Tuesday, January 31, 2023

LINCOLN--Gov. Jim Pillen outlined his proposed budget Wednesday, January 25th, prioritizing an increase in education and law enforcement funding while highlighting income and property tax relief in his State of the State address.

Punxsutawney Phil - Will We Have Six More Weeks of Winter?

News Staff

Tuesday, January 31, 2023

Every February 2nd since 1887, Punxsutawney Phil in Pennsylvania has made his weather prediction. If it’s sunny and he sees his shadow, it’s said we’ll see six more weeks of winter. If it’s cloudy and he doesn’t see his shadow, it’s said to mean an early spring.

Platte Institute Calls for Repeal of Community College Property Taxes

News Staff

Tuesday, January 31, 2023

Property taxes are the central topic in Nebraska’s tax reform debate, and newly-elected Governor Jim Pillen and key legislators have realized their opportunity to deliver direct property tax relief by repealing Nebraska’s community college property tax.

Guns In Nebraska: Three Hearings Cover Proposed Future of Firearms

Owen Reimer Nebraska News Service

Tuesday, January 31, 2023

LINCOLN--Three bills that would alter Nebraska fire-arm laws were the topic of controversy for four and half hours on Thursday, Jan. 26.

City of Ainsworth Receives Grant to Update Cyber Security

News Staff

Tuesday, January 31, 2023

The City of Ainsworth received a LARM Safety Grant for a cyber security update to the City’s Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) for its water department. According to Lisa Schroedl, City of Ainsworth Administrator/ Clerk/Treasurer, the grant was used to strengthen the security of the water system.

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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

Sheriff’s Report

Pillen Highlights Funding Increases for Education, Law Enforcement Tax Decreases in State of the State

Punxsutawney Phil - Will We Have Six More Weeks of Winter?

Platte Institute Calls for Repeal of Community College Property Taxes

Guns In Nebraska: Three Hearings Cover Proposed Future of Firearms

City of Ainsworth Receives Grant to Update Cyber Security

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