The Rural Impact Hub in Auburn will host a legislative forum for the candidates running for Legislature in Nebraska’s District 1 beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, October 12.
October is nationally recognized as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The prevalence of domestic violence exists even in the smallest of communities. There is no race, ethnicity, gender, religion or class that is immune to domestic violence. This year to raise awareness around the prevalence around the issue, Project Response is hosting its initial virtual fun run/ walk, Peace, Love, and Stop Domestic Violence. This virtual event is from Monday, October 5 through Sunday, October 18. Participants must register by Wednesday, September 30.
CALVERT ELEMENTARY School students and staff took time a couple of afternoons to remember Emily Zech. The second grade teacher died Thursday, Sept. 17 following a long battle with cancer.
Auburn City Council approved the 2020-2021 Budget and One and Six Year Plan for Street Improvements during the Sept. 14 meeting.
A CLOSER LOOK at the license plates on the two nearest parked vehicles show the distance which individuals travel from to work the refueling outages at NPPD’s Cooper Nuclear Station. The Honda on the left carries a Florida license plate, while the van in the municipal parking lot had Alaska plates, possibly making the vehicles’ owners hailing from as far away from each other as is possible in mainland United States. Nemaha County Herald photo by Darrell Wellman
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