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‘Met Gala’ To Be Enjoyed By Cozad Prom Attendees

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Attention will focus on the ‘Met Gala’ for the 2021 Junior-Senior Prom at Cozad High School on Saturday, April 17th.

STATE OF MATTER SPOTLIGHTED

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AN ARCTIC BLAST was demonstrated at the Wilson Public Library by Mad Scientist/Educator Deb Miller of the Edgerton Explorit Center as part of the NASA at My Library promotion, recently. (ABOVE) Mad Scientist/Educator Deb Miller pours liquid nitrogen onto the hand of attendee Erin Horse. (RIGHT) Miller asks the kids that were in attendance some of the qualities and uses of dry ice.

Cobblestone Hotel & Suites Grand Opening Held:

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CUTTING THE RIBBON with the help of several of the investors for the project was Cobblestone Hotel and Suites General Manager Joy Valenzuela (with scissors) during a joyous Grand Opening that was a capacity crowd of supporters for the Cozad facility on Tuesday evening. KELLY NINAS/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE

Lambert Installed As New Cozad Elk’s Club Exalted Ruler

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Ethan Lambert will be installed as the new Exalted Ruler of Cozad’s Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge No. 2250 in Cozad on Saturday April 10th. He will succeeded Tanner Brandt.

Lexington City Council Approves Of Lot Sale

The Lexington city council approved the sale of a vacant lot on Third Street for $1,100 at their March 23 meeting to Martin Lopez.

MESSERSMITH’S SPOTLIGHTED

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GIVING CREDIT

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KELLY NINAS/TRI-CITY TRIBUNE

Chamber Of Commerce Banquet Is Friday Night

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The Cozad Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet will be held on Friday, March 26th from 5:30pm-8:00pm at the Cozad Elks Club.

BENNETT’S FIND THEIR NICHE

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When COVID-19 hit last year Eli and Kristen Bennett had a lot of time to think and reevaluate some of life’s priorities. Native Cozad residents and high school sweethearts, they had both spent a lot of time in food service employment and started discussing different options to return to that industry.

GYM & STADIUM UPDATES DISCUSSED AT COZAD SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

The Haymaker gym will receive a new free-floating floor following acceptance of a $142,260 base bid from FLR Sanders, Inc. at the March 15 school board meeting. Sanders also submitted an alternate bid of $140,380. The firm is based out of Princeton, Minn. Bids were received from two other firms with the Sanders bid best fitting the high school’s needs and specifications.