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Members of the Ainsworth Pink Ladies Dart League celebrated their 10 year anniversary on Saturday, October 22nd, enjoying the fact that they have paid out over $100,000.00 in that time frame. Money has been given to many cancer victims in the KBR area.

Halloween is a boo-tiful time of year, full of spooky celebrations and activities, but it also presents some real and scary fire safety hazards. As the holiday nears, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is encouraging everyone to take simple precautions that can help ensure the holiday remains festively fun.

387-0777 Thursday, October 27th: Hot turkey sandwich, turkey, bun, chef choice potato, corn, pie squares and milk. Friday, October 28th: Taco salad, hamburger, shell, lettuce, extra veggies, cheese, red,white, and black bean salad and milk.

Thought for the week: I believe in myself. I am capable of anything I set my mind to.

The regularly scheduled meeting of the Ainsworth Lions Club was held, Monday, October 17th, at 5:00 at Canyon Creek. Lion President Dale Hafer opened the meeting with the Pledge, followed by Lion Rita Paddock who gave the prayer. Thirteen members and one guest were present.

Gene and Rhonda Buechle of Johnstown, NE are proud to announce the upcoming marriage of their youngest son Beau Buechle to Kelsey Wood, daughter of Shaun and Lisa Spangler of Arthur, NE and the late Tab Wood of Imperial, NE Their ceremony will take place at a rural setting near Johnstown on October 29th, 2022 in the presence of family and friends.

A regular meeting of the Brown County Hospital (BCH) Board of Trustees was held Monday, October 17, 2022. Present were Chairman Brent Deibler, Tate Schipporeit and John Gross. Excused was Brian Delimont and Jim Walz. Also attending were Mirya Hallock - CEO, Tad Stearns - CFO, Lisa Fischer - HR and Tawny Allen - Recording Secretary.

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Ainsworth Pink Ladies Dart League was organized in October 2012. Over the years, they have been able to have, on the average, 40-45 dart league players during the fall and summer leagues. Two years ago, the summer league was opened up to a coed league.

The Ainsworth City Council held the third reading of the ordinance allowing Ainsworth residents to raise chickens within Ainsworth City Limits. During the regular meeting of the Ainsworth City Council on October 12th, the Council voted unanimously to approve Ordinance 1551 regarding poultry; chickens; permit requirements and restrictions.