Three area youth placed at the Sneak A Peek Preview cattle show held at the Kimmel Ag Center in Syracuse earlier this month. In Ring A Market Animal, Annalynn Beach, Palmyra, placed fifth overall with her Champion Maintainer Steer.
Somehow, Christmas never gets old, does it? I’ve celebrated a lot of them and I still look forward to seeing “Its A Wonderful Life” . .
The holiday season is full of examples of Nebraskans taking the time to help one another. Just think of the bells we hear and the red Salvation Army buckets we see at the entrances of the stores where we run our daily errands.
U.S. Senator Ben Sasse, a member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, released the following statement after the House of Representatives passed the bipartisan Protecting American Intellectual Property Act. Sasse (R-NE) worked with Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) to introduce the legislation. Earlier this week, the legislation passed the Senate. It now heads to the President’s desk.
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (12/23/22). Domestic joys empower and inspire this year. Steady efforts build financial strength. Redirect creative or romantic projects around winter obstacles, before springtime domestic renovation nurtures your family. Adapting and sharing support with summer social challenges leads to exciting autumn professional projects. Harmonize together at home.
S-D-A 1st and 2nd Graders S-D-A 1st Grade Mrs. Janssen Dear Santa, How have you been? I have been good.
Dear Santa, How old are you Santa? I am six years old. Can you Please bring me a hover board, uhlecca, and LOL supris? Be careful driveing your sled Santa.
With the girls’ game canceled due to illness on the Nebraska City team, the boys got an early start on Dec. 13 in the Pioneer gym. And the evening started out with Syracuse winning the tipoff but quickly turning it over. Nebraska City turned it over as well. And that set up Syracuse with the first bucket at 6:55 by senior Jase Voorhees down low.
At the Syracuse City Council meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 14, newly elected and reelected council members were sworn in and an outgoing council member was recognized.
Christmas is going to look different for many Americans because of ongoing supply chain challenges and soaring inflation. We have seen shortages of items such as appliances, jewelry, electronics, holiday food items such as turkey, and even Christmas lights and trees.