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CHS SENIORS CRUISE NIGHT:

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LINED UP ALONG the streets were family and friends of Cozad 2020 Graduates during the Graduation Cruise in their honor on Saturday evening. Mother Nature shined down on many CHS Seniors that toured the route. (TOP) Senior Abby Worrell is ecstatic about seeing family along the cruise route. (MIDDLE) Senior Ahnika Svajgr’s smile trumps the wind as she is happy to see the crowded streets of friends and family. (BOTTOM) Senior Dalton McCarter (top) is escorted by friends that decorated their jeep to give him a ride during the cruise on Saturday. KELLY NINAS/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE

Dawson County Memorial Day To Be Celebrated Online

News headlines around the world state the obvious, coronavirus is affecting everything. Government, school and work are just a few of the everyday events that have been affected.

Riley Unveiled As Chairman Of Nebraska Bankers Association

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Kirk Riley, president, CEO & Chairman of the Board of Waypoint Bank in Cozad, was selected by his peers as chairman-elect of the Nebraska Bankers Association (NBA) Board of Directors. He will assume chairmanship of the NBA in May 2021.

Commissioners Discuss The Return Of Courtroom Hearings & COVID-19 Leave

In-person hearings are set to resume in Dawson County District Court on or about June 8, according to information shared by District Judge James Doyle during Friday’s Dawson County Commissioners meeting.

MAKING HER VOTE COUNT:

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VOTERS ALL across the TRIBUNE-Area including Anna Silberman of Cozad were following reccommended safety precautions while making their votes count during the Primary Election as a result of the wide spread of COVID-19 Pandemic that has affected the World. The Dawson County Election Office supplied the needed safety supplies to all polling locations for citizens to vote. KELLY NINAS/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE

Lex Citizens Request More Transparency As COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise

As COVID-19 cases continued to rise in Lexington during April city officials responded to growing public concerns. During the April 28 Lexington City Council meeting several Lexington residents asked the council for the number of COVID-19 cases in the community and specifically how many were connected to Tyson.

PAYING IT FORWARD

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PAYING IT FORWARD is the Cozad Volunteer Fire Department as Cozad Fire ChiefJason Schneider presents a check to Cozad Food Pantry employee Kathy Hosick. Also present for the glorious donation was CVFD Officers: Brenna Earl and Brett Sassali. KELLY NINAS/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE

TRIBUNE Office To Be Open By Appointment

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As we begin discovering our new “normal", we at the Tri-City TRIBUNE want to share with you what our “Phase One” reopening will look like. We are not opening our lobby completely, but will be available by appointment Monday through Thursday between the hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. beginning Monday, May 18th and on Friday’s from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Dr. Moomey To Retire After 51 Years Of Practicing Optometry

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Powering past the half-century mark, Dr. Larry Moomey is set to retire from practicing Optometry after 51 years, 47 of those years have been in Lexington.

Cozad’s Pedro Garcia Left Lasting Impression On 100th Meridian

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Mourning the loss of one of its own, the community of Cozad will miss the impression that was left by Pedro Garcia III, as he passed away as a result of COVID-19 complications at CHI Health Good Samaritan in Kearney.