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ROHNERT RECOGNITION

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It was 44 years ago on Feb. 7 that Judith (Judy) Dangler went missing. During the following 11 months her family lived through a nightmare that no family should endure as it was eventually discovered she was one of two victims of Dennis Sell.

Anderson Waives Extradition, Faces Charges In Colorado

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A 62-year-old Cozad man has been arrested as a suspect in the 1981 murder of a Colorado woman and will be extradited to the Arapahoe County (Colorado) Detention Center. David Dwayne Anderson will be charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the Aug. 4, 1981, killing of Sylvia Mae Quayle, 34.

RIDING IN STYLE

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RIDING IN STYLE were some of the students at Cozad High School in tribute to Drive Your Tractor to School Day on Wednesday as part of the Cozad Community Schools National FFA Week Celebration. KELLY NINAS/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE

Sunday Night Truck Inferno:

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CATCHING FIRE on Sunday evening was a semi-truck that was parked near a residence on 20th and O Streets in Northwest Cozad on Sunday evening. The resident at the location mentioned to Cozad Volunteer Fire Department officials that he had recently started the vehicle to warm it up in the cold weather. Along with the Cozad Volunteer Fire Department, the Cozad Police Department assisted at the scene of the fire incident.

VETERAN’S SERVICE OFFICER ZERR REQUESTS FULL-TIME ASSISTANT

A request by Veterans Service Officer (VSO) Steve Zerr fora full-time assistant was tabled by Dawson County Commissioner’s Friday in order to allow time for Zerr to gather necessary budget information requested by the board. Zerr noted the pandemic has emphasized the need for someone to be in the VSO full-time.

ONE GOLDEN MOMENT:

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HI-LINE SENIOR GRAPPLER Conner Schutz (center) got a congratulatory handshake and hug along with a printed Championship winning bracket from Bulls Head Coach Reed Krueger. Schutz ended his ‘Hunt For Gold’ by winning the Class D 170 lb. Gold Medal on Thursday evening. For more coverage of the 2021 NSAA State Wrestling Championships, turn to today’s Sports Section.

Two Honored As Elks Students Of The Month

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The Cozad Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge, Number 2250 has selected Gothenburg’s Rylee Naprstek and Maggie Walker of Eustis/Farnam as the recipients of the Elks Teens of the Month.

First Baby Of 2021 In Cozad:

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BROOKS WILLIAM LAUER is the victor in the Cozad Community Health System First Baby of 2021. He was born at 1:45 a.m. on Friday, February 12th, the son of Aaron and McKenzie Lauer. Brooks weighed 8 pounds and 5 ounces and was 20 inches in length. Brooks will be welcomed home by one older brother, Cole. Dr. Jack Cole was the delivering doctor. COURTESY-PHOTO

CAKE AUCTION IS SUCCESSFUL

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KEEPING TABS on the over 168 items on the board that were sold is (top) Kiley Goff during the Annual Cake Auction held at the Elks Club in Cozad on Thursday. (Left) Over $6,388 was raised for Little Disciples Preschool with over 50 items being purchased via the ‘buy it now’ $75 option. KELLY NINAS/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE

Crawford Honored By Cattlemen

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A Lexington cattle feeder is the latest inductee into the Dawson County Cattlemen’s Hall of Fame. Terry Crawford, who founded Walking C Cattle Co. in 1978, was honored during the 2021 Dawson County Cattlemen’s banquet Saturday night in Cozad.