Articles from the November 9, 2023 edition

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KIMBALL'S NEW HELIPAD

Construction workers pour concrete Monday, Nov. 6, to build the helipad at Highway 30 and Webster Street for the new Kimball Health Services hospital. The most recent announcement is that...

 

Sheriff Expresses Safety Concerns

Kimball County Sheriff Dave Hottell updated the county commissioners Tuesday on business in his office. Hottell said that he and a couple of deputies traveled to the Super Max prison in Colorado to pick up Vencil Leo Ash III. Ash completed his...

 

Shooting Suspect Kant Charged

On Monday, Leota Kant, 86, of Kimball remained in the Lincoln County Jail with a $200,000 bond after last week's Tuesday evening shooting incident. By midday Tuesday, a week after the shooting, Kant...

 

STUDENTS 'SWEEP' UP FOR FOOD Pantry

Main Street Market hosted a wild and intense Supermarket Sweep on Friday, the brainchild of Kimball Jr/Sr High School Principal Danielle Reader to benefit the Kimball Food Pantry. Thirty-two students...

 

Banner Students Perform One Act Play Nov. 10 For Dinner Theater

Good morning! Welcome to a beautiful fall season so far, raking leaves and cooler days. Today, Thursday, November 10th our wrestling team is headed to Hemmingford for matches that will begin at 10 a.m. – and the homeschool program will be...

 

GOTTA HAND IT TO THESE QUILTERS

Ironically, all of the current Senior Center Hand Quilters picked up the hobby later in life. Gretta Shoenemann, in her mid-90s, picked up quilting about 20 years ago. She said they did a lot of hand...

 

Laura Baker Recognized Nationally

Laura Baker, the Farm Service Agency executive director for Kimball County, received the FSA Administrator's Award for Service to Agriculture and one of the Supervisors of the Year during a recent...

 

Pool Players Represent Kimball At National

Western Nebraska was well represented at the TAP National Pool Tournament in Biloxi, Mississippi, happening this past week. Seventeen players from Kimball, Sidney, Ogallala and Gothenburg represented...

 

Season Ends For Potter-Dix In Quarterfinals

The Potter-Dix Coyotes football season is over. The perennial post-season team in recent times ended the season at 9-1 with a crushing playoff loss to visiting Parkview Christian on Friday, Nov. 3....

 

Benefits For Local Vets Trace Back To G.I. Bill

Many of today’s benefits for veterans – including the 293 served in Kimball County – can be traced back to the passage of the G.I. Bill of 1944. With the realization that World War II was coming to a close, politicians and government...

 
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