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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

High School Rodeo Athletes From Across Nebraska Head To Hastings For State Finals

News Staff

Wednesday, June 8, 2022

The best high school rodeo athletes in the state will make their way to Hastings, Nebraska June 10-12 to compete for the title of Nebraska’s best. The Nebraska High School Finals Rodeo features the top thirty contestants in each of thirteen events (top sixty in the team roping.) The high school students have accumulated points throughout the fall and spring seasons.

Summertime Poison Prevention

News Staff

Wednesday, June 8, 2022

As the weather and seasons change so do the types of calls to the Nebraska Regional Poison Center. During the summer months, poison centers manage more calls about bites, stings, plants, and pesticides than other times of the year.

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News Staff

Wednesday, June 8, 2022

Ainsworth Library Board to Meet The Ainsworth Library Board will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, June 8th at 5:00 p.m. at the Ainsworth Public Library.

Public Invited to June 15 Conversation About Impact of Climate Change in Nebraska

News Staff

Wednesday, June 8, 2022

Humanities Nebraska announces a free public program on how climate affects different sectors in Nebraska at 7:00 p.m. CST on Wednesday, June 15, 2022, at the Lied Center for Performing Arts in Lincoln and livestreamed online. The event will include audience Question & Answer.

Sowing Your Next Meal: The Brown County Hospital Community Garden

News Staff

Wednesday, June 8, 2022

The Committee for the Brown County Hospital Community Garden has been working on their community garden for the fourth year. The hospital is excited to provide “healthy food choices, exercise and a sense of community pride to everyone who enjoys the garden.”

Irrigating Alfalfa In-Season

Todd Whitney, Extension Educator

Wednesday, June 8, 2022

Although alfalfa is relatively drought-tolerant, irrigation makes it possible to produce higher yields. This perennial forage does not have specific critical growth stages when less sensitive to water stress. When moisture stressed, the plant will slow or stop growing and go dormant. Then, when water becomes available, growth resumes.

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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

High School Rodeo Athletes From Across Nebraska Head To Hastings For State Finals

Summertime Poison Prevention

News Briefs....

Public Invited to June 15 Conversation About Impact of Climate Change in Nebraska

Sowing Your Next Meal: The Brown County Hospital Community Garden

Irrigating Alfalfa In-Season

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