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SHINING BRIGHT

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SHINING BRIGHT in downtown Cozad will be the Holiday lights that adore the street lamps. City of Cozad employees along with the assistance of Board of Public Works employees put up the decorations on Monday. Joshua Reinhard hooks up one of the lighted snowflake decorations.

Meadowlark Pointe Ribbon-Cutting Well Attended

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Continuing to fulfill the needs of our community is something Cozad Community Health System has strived to do since its inception.

Housing Development Plan Presented For St. Ann’s Property

Plans for 25 duplex housing units to be built on property currently owned by St. Ann’s Catholic Church in east Lexington were presented at the Nov. 12 Lexington City Council  meeting by Prairie Fire Development Group.

City Of Cozad Needs Your Help With Recycling Center

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The Recycling Center and the introduction of a newly appointed Water-Sewer Commissioner were hot topics during the Cozad City Council meeting held on Monday evening.

TRIBUNE-AREA READY TO LIGHT UP NIGHT WITH CHRISTMAS CELEBRATIONS

Getting in the mood for the Holiday season are the TRIBUNE-Area cities with plans to showcase Christmas festivities. 

Debban Highlights 2019 Fall Ball In Cozad

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Over 190 people gathered Saturday night at the Cozad Elks Club, to enjoy the 16th Annual Cozad Hospital Foundation Fall Ball. Claude Berreckman Jr. served as Master of Ceremonies for

Learning The ‘Culture Of Corn’ Program

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The corn Nebraska farmers grow today is a far cry from the grasses ancient Indians bred and crossbred to achieve a staple of their diets and culture. Two speakers at

Gearhart Hired At Cozad Community Health System

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The Cozad Community Health System and Cozad Hospital Foundation unveiled at the Fall Ball on Saturday that Danielle Gearhart will evening assume the role of Administrator of Cozad Community Health

Attending UNK Was Turning Point For Ramirez of Lexington

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About 200 middle school students, most from minority backgrounds, filled the chairs inside the University of Nebraska at Kearney’s Nebraskan Student Union as Gustavo Ramirez took the stage. Dressed in

County Commissioners Discuss Bridge Closure

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A Highway 21 bridge near County Road 762 north of Lexington will be temporarily closed and traffic rerouted to neighboring county roads during an ongoing construction project. The resolution passed