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Cozad Joins Missing Blood Types Campaign Drive

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Cozad Community is proud to partner with the American Red Cross for the Missing Types campaign to increase blood donations and encourage individuals to make an appointment to give blood

Rhakenna’s Wings Unveiled:

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WINGS WERE UNVEILED in numerous locations across the 100th Meridian City this past week. Rhakenna’s Wings were painted by (left) Karen Neppl of Grand Island as some of Rhakenna’s family

Wildlife Specialist Introduced At Commissioners Meeting Monday

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Wildlife services specialist Daniel Penner was introduced Monday to Dawson Commissioners by his supervisor Jerry Feist. Penner and Feist are employed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and APHIS (Animal

Lexington City Council Approves Of Housing Resolution Presented By CDA

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A resolution conveying 12 housing lots in the Southwest First Addition from the city to the Community Development Agency (CDA) was approved by the Lexington City Council at their regular

Prospect For Former Baldwin Filters Building Seeks Qualified Employees

During Dawson Area Development s (DAD) annual update before the Dawson County Commissioners Thursday, DAD executive director Andrea McClintic noted they have a solid prospect for the Baldwin Filters building in Gothenburg. The building has been vacant since the company closed the Gothenburg plant in October last year, consolidating operations to Kearney.

Dawson County 4-H Members Take Once In A Lifetime Trip During Heritage Tour

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Forty-Five Dawson County 4-H members and five sponsors recently attended a 15- day long across the East Coast and into Canada. The trip began May 26th and ended June 9th.

FOUNDERS DAY HONORED CITIZENS:

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SPOTLIGHTED IN FARNAM were the 2019 Founders Day Honored Citizens Pat Baker (left) and Jim Baker. The Baker’s got to ride in style through the Annual Parade on Saturday morning. For more cov erage of the 2019 Farnam Founders Day Celebration, turn to page 6B of Today’s Tri-City TRIBUNE.

Cozad Nuisance Program First Phase Has Been Accomplished

The first phase of the Cozad Nuisance program has been accomplished. A windshield assessment was completed and property owners were notified of potential nuisances by certified courtesy letter. A second assessment was completed and for those clearing, a notice will be mailed. For those not clearing, the matter will be placed on the June 24th City Council for formal action. Once the Council has declared a property a nuisance, the property owner and tenants (if any) will be notified.

Klein Is Artist In Residence At Robert Henri Museum For June

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The Robert Henri Museum and Art Gallery is pleased to announce that it will be hosting its annual Artist-in-Residence from June 15th to June 29th. This year’s artist, Mary Nagel

Lieutenant Governor Mike Foley Visits Cozad

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DURING THE TOUR of Cozad, Nebraska Lieutenant Governor Mike Foley made several stops on Monday that included (TOP) to see the Meadowlark Pointe expansion with Cozad Community Health System Administrator