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Bids Opened For Cozad North Resurfacing Project At Recent Commissioners Meeting

The Dawson County Commissioners met for a regular meeting on Monday, October 15th.
Official’s Receipts were filed as submitted: $405.00 County Clerk; $19,171.24 Register of Deeds; $14,749.10 Clerk of District Court and $9,000.00 Surveyor.
Treasurer’s Receipts in the amount of $633,777.97 were approved as submitted as were Claims in the amount of $343,770.76.

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Lex City Council Discusses Changes To Kirkpatrick Park Lake Project

The Lexington City Council had a short meeting Oct. 9 with only one agenda item beyond claims and bills.
City Manager Joe Pepplitsch presented a change order for the Kirkpatrick Memorial Park Lake project. He explained that work to repair and reshape the east shoreline near the Dawson County Museum would be added to the current project with funding for the additional work to come from the museum.
Following an update of the project the council approved the $36,994 change order request as presented.

City of Cozad Receives USDA Economic Development Grant

U.S. Senator Deb Fischer, a member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, issued the following statement today after the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the city of Cozad will receive a $300,000 grant from the Rural Economic Development Loan and Grant Program:
“This grant will have a significant impact on the residents of Cozad, as the community builds an industrial park to increase economic development in the city and surrounding area. The investment will help complete the groundwork for the project so that new businesses can build in this growing city.”

Dawson County Hero Flight Takes Veterans To Our Nations Capitol

As the 21 members of the fifth Dawson County Hero Flight and their escorts assembled for their official send-off Sept. 26th at the Heartland Museum of Military Vehicles, it was

The Tri-City Tribune launches new website

The Tri-City Tribune is pleased to present two exciting upgrades to its service: our brand new website and e-Edition, a digital version of our newspaper.
The e-Edition is an exact replica of the printed edition of the Tri-City Tribune in a popular, flipbook format. It is the best way for out-of-area subscribers to access timely community news and no matter where you live, the e-Edition is easy and convenient.
The e-Edition is easy and convenient, delivered right to your email inbox and there’s nothing to download — just click the edition and begin reading.

Central Days Planned At Four CCC Locations

Prospective students who want to see Central Community College are invited to attend Central Days from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on Nov. 6 at its locations in Columbus, Grand Island,

HAYMAKERS ARE STATE BOUND

WINNING IN DRAMATIC fashion were the Lady Haymakers as they won the C6 District Championship over Centura CentralValley 9-8 on Saturday at the Lexington Optmist Complex. Cozad advances to the

Gothenburg Students Set For 2018 Homecoming Festivities

It will be a “Week of Wars!” at Gothenburg Public Schools as they host Homecoming 2018 with the football game opponent being the Ogallala Indians at 7 p.m. on Friday