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The World Will Know Us by Our Love

Each day we witness more division within our culture. There are only two sides, hate and love, and the separation is growing larger. Sadly, for those on the dark side, violence is becoming more acceptable. It’s obvious that insisting is not enough for those who now endorse terrorism.

Brown County Sheriff’s Report

September 28th The Brown County Ambulance Association was on standby during the Pheasants Forever Youth Mentor Hunt. The Raven, South Pine and Long Pine volunteer fire departments responded to a reported fire south of Long Pine.

Commercial Club to Host Second Annual Hocus Pocus Event

The Ainsworth Commercial Club is hosting its second annual Downtown Hocus Pocus event with fun October 23rd - 25th. Business Scavenger Hunt The event will kick off with a Business Scavenger Hunt on Thursday and Friday, October 23 and 24.

Sandhills Corn Maze Opens for the Season

The Sandhills Corn Maze opened for the season on Saturday, October 4. During its opening day, the corn maze displayed several attractions for all members of the family, along with showing the Husker football game in their outdoor theater.

Nick Martin Completes Cowboy 100 Ultramarathon

Ainsworth resident Nick Martin completed his first ultramarathon: the Cowboy 100. He finished 28th out of 33 final finishers, and was this year’s youngest finisher.

All Things Nebraska

Broadband Grants Fall Far Short of What Some Expected We live in a world where having adequate high-speed internet service is not just a luxury, but a necessity. With proper broadband, you can use a computer to run a business, manage a good website, work remotely and operate the new generation of precision agriculture equipment.

Legislative Notes

With all that is going on in the world, ranging from ongoing conflict in the Middle East, an impasse in Congress resulting in a Government Shutdown, the plethora of “pink postcards” received by taxpayers across the state, as a result of locally increased property taxes and numerous other challenges, there is no shortage of topics to discuss. It seems that the list of conflicts is endless.

Community Senior Center News

Lunch Chef Salad Available Daily Thursday, October 9th: Pork roast, baked potato, broccoli, peaches, muffin and milk. Friday, October 10th: Lasagna, peas, corn, mandarin oranges, garlic bread and milk.

Letter to the Editor

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