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Purple Door Brings Thrift Store Option To Lex

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Just over two years ago Kim Glaze embarked on a labor of love that has culminated in the creation of a thrift store that benefits victims of domestic abuse and sexual assault through the Parent-Child Center in Lexington. As a job advocate and supervisor at the Parent-Child Center, she could see the need for a low-cost clothing and household goods shop. The Purple Door Thrift Store

Trinity Lutheran LWML Annual Fall Salad Luncheon

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Trinity Lutheran LWML in Lexington will conduct their annual fall salad luncheon on Thursday, Sept. 16 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the church fellowship hall at 205 E. Seventh St. Takeout will be available.

County Settles Two Years Of CNPPID Tax Cases

A 10-minute executive session last Wednesday with Deputy Dawson County Attorney Kurt McBride ended with Dawson County Commissioners voting to settle two years of pending tax cases with Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District.

Lexington Council Seeks Funding For New City Park

An application to the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund program was authorized by the Lexington City Council last week seeking funding for a new park for the community.

City To Apply For Pool Funds

During the September 7th, 2021 Cozad City Council meeting, city officials will host a public hearing on an application for $4000,000 funding from the National Park Service Land and Water Conservation fund for municipal pool repairs. The Phase I project consists of pool vessel repairs, mechanical work, and updating ADA compliance issues.

RECENT RAINS THAT

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RECENT RAINS THAT covered most of Tri-City TRiBUNE territory have helped finish out the 2021 corn crop. Most irrigators will be shutting down their pivots and picking up pipe shortly. This bird’s eye views of fields north of Lexington show corn that has reached quarter milk line, meaning the ears are about three weeks from reaching maturity. Soybeans might need one more full irrigation, but if Mother Nature comes through, the crop will also be done with water for the season. DON BATIE/COURTESY PHOTO

Bouncing For Jesus At The Church Of Christ On Newell

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Youth groups have a lasting impact on the children involved in them. The events they do, the missions they perform, and the trips they go on help shape the lives and faith of their kids. On Sunday, August 29 the Church of Christ on Newell had their Annual Team Jesus Kick Off celebration.

Spanish Teaching Vacancy Resolved At Cozad High School

A Spanish teaching vacancy at Cozad High School has been resolved, thanks to current staff stepping forward to assist with course request needs. Principal Corey Fisher told the Cozad School Board last week that Marcie Kostrunek and Daniel Revelo voluntarily stepped forward and adjusted their schedules allowing the district to offer Spanish I and II courses to Cozad students this fall.

Henri Museum Unveils New Painting

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Saturday was a special day for both the Robert Henri Museum and the descendants of Carl Gustav Waldeck as the museum unveiled a portrait of Waldeck done by Henri and donated by the Waldeck family.

PROJECT LEADERS and local residents

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PROJECT LEADERS and local residents gathered in Cozad last Tuesday for the official groundbreaking of Gatewood Village, LLC. BRAD MESSERSMITH/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE