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Week of June 19 - 25, 2022 Sunday, June 19th Received a report of two vehicles that were vandalized near South Main Street in Ainsworth. This is an ongoing investigation.

Marcus J. Gulley, Jr.: Two Counts of Attempt of a Class 4 Felony, $1,000.00 Fine Each; Possess Marijuana Over One Ounce, $500.00 Fine; Possess or use Drug Paraphernalia, $100.00 Fine; Minor in Possession - Under 19, $300.00 Fine; Brown County Sheriff’s Office - Deputy Ian Calder.

Many of my patients will say “Doctor, I am so inflamed”. The use of the word inflammation is commonplace as we search the market for anti-inflammatory diets or self-help books on inflammation. The inflammatory response created by the immune system contributes to healing, but when left unchecked can contribute to chronic disease, allergy, and non-specific symptoms such as achy joints, fatigue and malaise.

Earlier this year, I made it clear that my number one priority in the Legislature was to pass a permitless concealed carry bill. I believe that our laws should allow Nebraskans to exercise their right to keep and bear arms without asking permission, paying a fee, or jumping through other bureaucratic hoops. Civil rights should not come with a price tag from the state.

Federal Judge’s Ruling Changes Face of Petition Drives A federal judge’s ruling to temporarily bar the state from enforcing a requirement on petition circulators will likely open the door for several groups to get their measures before voters in November.

“Fourth of July” As we prepare for another Fourth of July celebration, don’t forget to proudly fly your American flags and remember all those who have sacrificed their lives to give us “The Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave”. The weather has been cooperating for great outdoor activities such as fishing, picnics, swimming, camping, tubing and just plain being outside.

The 2022 Alumni Parade was led by three Parade Marshals representing the Class of 1947 (above) Susie Roberts and Doris Bauman with driver Nick Fernau and the Class of 1944 (right) Mary Hoover driven by Tony Buckles.

Area youth could decorate their bikes and ride in the Alumni Parade for a chance to win a new bike from the Ainsworth Fire Department on Saturday, June 25th. The winners of the bikes were (front row - left to right) Kamlyn Archer - girls 3-7 age group; Gracyn Sission - girls 8-12 age group; Tilden Wright - boys 3-7 age group; and Tygan Sisson - boys 8-12 age group. Firemen pictured representing the Ainsworth Fire Department were (back row - left to right) Cash Dailey, Ben Wright, BJ Nilson and Lane Meeks.

Monday evening, June 20th, an evening storm swept through the area bringing high winds and hail. The high winds damaged at least eight pivots between Ainsworth and Johnstown north of Highway 20 along with uprooting trees, breaking off branches and damaging buildings. Hail destroyed crops along the same line. Ainsworth Airport reported winds up to 77 miles per hour.

Outlaws were wanted in Long Pine, NE on Saturday, June 18th to celebrate Long Pine Day. A Business Poker Run - draw your card at any Main Street Business took place in the morning.