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STEPPING UP to help were many volunteers and area businesses that did their part as part of the Cozad Grand Generation Center’s ‘Stay Safe & Stay At Home Part II’ Promotion for some randomly selected Citizens of Cozad on Friday afternoon. (TOP) Keri Mast (left) and Marcus Kloepping, both of Cozad deliver boxes jam-packed with food to Cozad citizens on Friday. (RIGHT) Maxx Vetter (left) and his grandpa Dail Vetter, both of Cozad load up their vehicle with many boxes of grocery goods to deliver to randomly selected citizens on Friday afternoon.

Nebraska Tourism’s 2020 Nebraska Passport program officially began on June 1st. This years program includes TRIBUNE-Area stops in Cozad at the 242 House Resttaurant and Bar; in Gothenburg, the Pony Express Station and in Arnold, the BrewBakers Coffee House and Gifts. The Passport inspires Nebraskans and tourists to travel throughout the state collecting stamps to earn prizes, while also supporting Nebraska’s tourism destinations. Travelers will have from June 1st through October 31st to visit attractions and receive stamps.

PATRIOTISM AND PRIDE was on display all over the TRIBUNE-Area despite the less than ideal, rainy conditions on Memorial Day. (TOP) Cozad’s Avenue of Flags was a main attraction in the 100th Meridian City as many patrons toured Veterans Memorial Park on Monday. (MIDDLE) Fresh cut flowers were put into vases near monuments in many of the cemeteries all across the region to remember and cherish loved ones. (BOTTOM) Military Veterans were given extra attention as American flags were flown at the site of their monuments in the cemeteries.