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Robertson Wins TRIB Holiday Cash Jackpot

Jennifer Robertson and Lyle Bartlett, both of Cozad were the top winners in the 2018 Tri-City TRIBUNE Holiday Cash Jackpot drawing. Robertson was awarded the first place $75 prize. Bartlett

MAKING A BIG

donation to help fill the shelves wereWaypoint Bank andWaypoint Financial Services to the CozadArea Food Pantry onThursday.Present for this joyous donation were (From left) Kirk Riley, Clint Leffler, KelseyWlasiuk, Meggan

CNPPID Eagle Viewing Centers Currently Open

The eagle-viewing facility at the Johnson No. 2 (J-2) Hydroplant has been open to the public since December 22nd and will be open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays

Luminaries Light Up Cozad Neighborhood:

KEEPING THE TRADITION alive and well were the Cozad residents living on Gate-wood, McCormick and Owens Drives as they hosted the 36th Annual Luminary Display on Sunday evening. Many residents

Cozad City Council Addresses Elementary School Traffic

During their regular scheduled meeting on Monday evening, the Cozad City Council approved a resolution that addresses traffic during peak hours around the Cozad Elementary building to improve safety. Council

Commissioners Vote On Vacating County Road

Following a public hearing at their regular meeting on Dec. 11, Dawson County Commissioners voted 4-1 to vacate the corner of County Road 425 and Road 755 proceeding north 1.7

Cozad One-Act Shines At State Championships

Scoring rave reviews while ‘breaking a leg’ on the biggest stage, the Cozad High School One-Act team finished fifth overall in the 2018 Nebraska Class B State Play Production Championships that were held at the Johnny Carson Theater in Norfolk on Friday. Shining the brightest on the biggest stage, the Cozad One-Act performers had the large crowd laughing and enjoying the Haymakers version of Building a Mystery by S.W. Pardee.

Old Fashioned CHRISTMAS

FLOODING THE DOWNTOWN area of Cozad were many patrons during the Old Fashioned Christmas on Saturday.(TOP) Jackson Botts (right) chats with Santa at the 100th Meridian Museum.Many kids and their parents toured Cozad in style on the Cozad Chamber of CommerceAmbassadors Stagecoach (right) and on the old Cozad FireTruck (bottom) on Saturday.

Two Honored As Elks Students Of The Month

The Cozad Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge, Number 2250 has selected Cozad’s Dillon Geiser and Presley Wendelin of Gothenburg as the recipients of the December ElksTeens of the Month accolades. The pair of students have maintained excellent academic portfolios at Cozad and Gothenburg throughout their high school campaigns. Dillon is the son of Scott and Robyn Geiser. Dillon maintains a 4.0 GPA at Cozad High School.

Two Honored As Elks Students Of The Month

<p>The Cozad Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge, Number 2250 has selected Cozad&rsquo;s Abigail Cornelius and Hannah Anderson of Gothenburg as the recipients of the November Elks Teens of</p>