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District 43 News

District 43 News

District 43 News

Valentines Day was the deadline for Senators to designate their personal priority bill. A senator can introduce as many bills as they wish during the first ten days of the session. Our rules say the Speaker must put priority bills on the agenda.
Photo by Milos Zaric Young palmer amaranth weed in a field plot at the West Central Research, Education and Extension Center in North Platte.

Photo by Milos Zaric Young palmer amaranth weed in a field plot at the West Central Research, Education and Extension Center in North Platte.

Dicamba: removing a tool from the toolbox

The soybean growers in Nebraska and across the U.S.
Illustration by Hanscom Park Studio Four of Nebraska’s 20 largest districts – Lincoln, Kearney, Columbus and Scottsbluff – use private collectors to recoup unpaid lunch tabs, according to a Flatwater Free Press analysis. Many other districts, including those in the Omaha area, have found ways around the practice.

Illustration by Hanscom Park Studio Four of Nebraska’s 20 largest districts – Lincoln, Kearney, Columbus and Scottsbluff – use private collectors to recoup unpaid lunch tabs, according to a Flatwater Free Press analysis. Many other districts, including those in the Omaha area, have found ways around the practice.

Four of Nebraska’s largest school districts use debt collectors to go after unpaid lunch tabs

By Jeremy Turley, Flatwater Free Press The boy ordered 79 meals during the 2019-20 school year: Chicken fingers, mac & cheese, corn puppies, French toast sticks, hot dog, stuffed-crust pepperoni pizza.A court document labeled “Exhibit A” lists them all in plain black text.

Engaging Agriculture: BQA and BQAT workshops scheduled

By Jesse Fulton, Director of Nebraska Beef Quality Assurance Nebraska Extension and Nebraska Beef Quality Assurance will offer Beef Quality Assurance and Beef Quality Assurance Transportation Certification workshops statewide in May, October, and December.
Courtesy Photo Wounded Knee resident Fred Ecoffey sits atop “Royal Eileen” on May 4, 1964. Ecoffey has amassed around 2,400 wins on Nebraska race tracks, making him one of the most successful jockeys in the history of racing in the state.

Courtesy Photo Wounded Knee resident Fred Ecoffey sits atop “Royal Eileen” on May 4, 1964. Ecoffey has amassed around 2,400 wins on Nebraska race tracks, making him one of the most successful jockeys in the history of racing in the state.

Fred Ecoffey, Nebraska’s winningest jockey, preps for 66th season in racing

Fred Ecoffey, regularly travels the 40-some miles from his home near Wounded Knee Creek in South Dakota to compete in a local bowling league with his son Allen at King Pin Lanes of Gordon.
Photo by Heidi Beguin Jansen’s Custom Cut in Rushville is now providing more than just the high-quality meat products the citizens have come to know. Large coolers are now packed with milk, eggs, sour cream along with fresh fruit options.

Photo by Heidi Beguin Jansen’s Custom Cut in Rushville is now providing more than just the high-quality meat products the citizens have come to know. Large coolers are now packed with milk, eggs, sour cream along with fresh fruit options.

Jansen’s Custom Cut providing a grocery option for Rushville

Matt and Nicole Jansen have been running a successful packing house since 2015.Now that Rushville’s grocery store has closed its doors, they are answering the call to help provide other grocery solutions.“We’ll always have bacon, side pork, sausage, and ground beef in stock,” Nicole says.