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Courtesy Photo CARE Tournament Men’s Division winners (L-R) Will Wacker, Rob Doyle, David Morris, and Keith Mills.

Courtesy Photo CARE Tournament Men’s Division winners (L-R) Will Wacker, Rob Doyle, David Morris, and Keith Mills.

The 16th Annual CARE Golf Scramble is yet another hole-in-one

The 16th annual CARE golf Tournament was held Saturday, June 15, 2024. There were 25 teams with 9 couples teams, 6 women’s teams and 10 men teams in the tournament.
Courtesy Photo Jeff, Ronna, Abbey, Wells, and Brandon Johnson on the field in Hastings after his Eight Man Football Hall of Fame induction.

Courtesy Photo Jeff, Ronna, Abbey, Wells, and Brandon Johnson on the field in Hastings after his Eight Man Football Hall of Fame induction.

Former Longhorn Brandon Johnson inducted into Eight Man Football Hall of Fame

By Heidi Beguin Rushville native Brandon Johnson was inducted into the Nebraska Eight Man Football Hall of Fame on Saturday, June 15 in Hastings, Neb.Two coaches and ten players were named to the 2024 NEMFCA (Nebraska Eight Man Football Coaches Association) Eight Man Football Hall of Fame.
Photo by Tessa Hurlburt The Gordon Livestock Market will host a Women in Ag event on Saturday, June 22.

Photo by Tessa Hurlburt The Gordon Livestock Market will host a Women in Ag event on Saturday, June 22.

Gordon Livestock Market to host Women in Ag event on June 22

By Scott BidroskiThe stage is set for a big event this upcoming weekend at Gordon Livestock.Owner Patsy Tines, and her staff, is ready to welcome in the Women in Ag event on Saturday, June 22 to help empower women who embrace the agriculture lifestyle in a variety of avenues.
Photo by Scott Bidroski The students at the STEAM program in Rushville getting a safety demonstration from the Rushville Fire Department.

Photo by Scott Bidroski The students at the STEAM program in Rushville getting a safety demonstration from the Rushville Fire Department.

STEAM program in Gordon and Rushville engaging students this summer at GRPS

By Tessa Hurlburt While most adults are waking up early to get to work, the elementary students are getting up to go back to school for summer program.The Gordon and Rushville Elementary Schools have a summer program each year that runs Monday through Thursday for the entire month of June.
Photo by Heidi Beguin Mayor Keith Kearns watches as Brant Buettner is sworn into office by Hay Springs City Attorney Dan Skavdahl. Read the full story by Heidi Beguin on Page 4!

Photo by Heidi Beguin Mayor Keith Kearns watches as Brant Buettner is sworn into office by Hay Springs City Attorney Dan Skavdahl. Read the full story by Heidi Beguin on Page 4!

Buettner sworn in on Hay Springs CC

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Tech Tips: Make the most of summer weather with these apps

Warmer weather means more time outside and there are some great apps available for your smartphone to help you do just that. Whether you’re looking for concerts or campgrounds, events going on near you, or even a hiking trail, there’s an app for that.
Quilts.

Quilts.

Mother Nature Quilts, Mother Mason book featured at Aldrich House

“Mother Nature’s Quilt Show” is the theme of the 2024 summer exhibit at the Bess Streeter Aldrich House, 204 E. F St., in Elmwood, Neb.More than 130 quilts are on display at the beloved author’s home, some from as far west as Gordon and McCook.