Mobile Food Pantry to be Held in Loup City

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The Sherman County Food Pantry and Foodbank for the Heartland recently announced that the mobile food pantry is returning to Loup City. The mobile food pantry will be held on Saturday, January 14th from 9:00 a.m. until all the food is gone. This time, the event will be held in front of Central Nebraska Community Action Partnership (CNCAP) at 626 “N” Street. Anyone can be served; there are no age limits, no income guidelines, or limits on family size. Families from any county may be served. A variety of fresh foods, as well as canned goods, will be pre-packaged for your convenience. Individual selection will not be available. Organizers ask that you stay in your vehicle, as this will be a drive through. Please start lining up on 6th and “N” streets. The line will go down “N” Street towards 7th Street. You will not be allowed to pick up for any other household/families, no exceptions. If you should have any questions, or are interested in volunteering, please contact Tanya at (308) 745-0780 ext. 122.

Thank You Card

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I would like to thank my family, friends, and students for the cards, memories, and words of encouragement to keep fighting the cancer tumors in my brain. Life is like peddling a bike: sometimes the pedals are up, and sometimes they are down, but you keep going around and around. Thank you all again; you lifted my spirit.

New Arrivals

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LETH: Jason and Courtney (Bierbaum) Leth of St. Paul are first-time parents of a son, Grayson Daniel. He was born on December 15, 2022 at Howard County Medical Center in St. Paul. He weighed 7 lb., 9 oz. and was 21 inches long. Grandparents are Duane and Lisa Bierbaum of St. Libory and Gary and Karen Leth of St. Paul. Great-grandparents are Betty Wichmann and Joyce Bierbaum, both of St. Libory.

Note from Washington

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Monday was National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day — an opportunity to thank the men and women who keep Nebraskans safe. It’s particularly important that we use this special day to celebrate our law enforcement officers because in some parts of the country their life-saving work is undervalued and even demonized.

New Year’s Casino Night a Success

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Wolbach Parks and Recreation, a committee formed in June last year with the stated goal of bringing a splashpad to Wolbach and new playground equipment to the village’s parks, rang in the new year with a New Year’s Eve Casino Night from Saturday, December 31st through Sunday, January 1st at the Wolbach Community Center, and, according to committee president Mallory Dugan, the event was a marked success.