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Lex council pays bills, places stop signs at park drive

Installation of stop signs at two different locations was approved last week by the Lexington City Council. Those locations include the intersection of the west exit of the Kirkpatrick Memorial Park to Monroe Street access drive in order to stop westbound traffic from Kirkpatrick Memorial Park entering Monroe Street and at the intersection of the south exit access drive from Kirkpatrick Memorial Park to Seventh Street to stop southbound traffic from the park when entering Seventh street.

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LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE

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LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GUIDANCE counselor Joel Lemus, left, presents Sarah Treffer, right, with the Agriculture Future of America (AFA) Leader and Academic scholarship during Honors Night activities for Lexington High School seniors. Sponsored by the Cozad Chamber of Commerce’s Agriculture Committee the scholarship entitles Treffer an opportunity to attend the National AFA conference, as well as funding for college.

EACH SEMESTER LEXINGTON HIGH

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EACH SEMESTER LEXINGTON HIGH School recognizes students who uphold and act with integrity as nominated by staff and their peers. The names go onto an electronic wheel which is spun at the Academic Pep Rally and the winners receive iPads. Named the spring semester Students of Integrity iPad recipients were, from left Sandra Mata, Amira Mohamed and Riley Lopez.

Dave Warta Recognized by City Council

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The Cozad City Council met on May 2, 2022 for a regularly scheduled meeting. There were five items of new business on the agenda.

Cozad High School student earns honor cords from MPCC

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Mid-Plains Community College will award 339 blue and gold honor cords to area high school seniors to wear at their graduation ceremonies this spring.

Local Students Graduate from McCook Community College

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The Tri-City Tribune would like to congratulate the local area students who are graduating from McCook Community College. We recognize the hard work you have put into your respective programs and are rooting for your success.

KEY ’22 tops $344,000 in proceeds

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There wasn’t an Aston-Martin DB5 in sight, but there were plenty of well-dressed men and women who exuded the Spirit of 007 as the Lexington Community Foundation (LCF) celebrated their first in-person KEY fundraiser in three years Friday night.

Cozad Elementary Gets Off Their Rockers With A Spring Musical

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Cozad Elementary School presented their spring musical on Thursday, April 28 in the Cozad High School Auditorium at 7:00 PM. This year’s play was directed by music teacher Senja K. Stephens and was titled Off Their Rockers, written by Jill and Michael Gallina.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY’S GALE

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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY’S GALE force winds caused this empty grain bin at Biehl Cattle Company east of Lexington to implode and topple over. Residences all over Dawson County reported shingle loss, downed tree limbs and damaged outdoor furniture and equipment due to the extreme wind that frequently gusted at 50 to 60 mph throughout the day.