The Wood River Fire Department and Wood River Community Club will hold their annual Halloween Party on Halloween night, Friday, October 31, at the Wood River Fire Hall from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m.
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In the wake of at least three months of controversy throughout the Gibbon community and at monthly city council meetings, petitions are being circulated for the recall of Gibbon Mayor Leon Stall. Mayor Stall was elected last November with 378 votes to Matthew Branch’s 305.
Wood River’s Stick Creek Kids new playground equipment was open for business after a special ribbon cutting ceremony last Wednesday, October 1. Members of the Stick Creek Kids staff, board members, community members and best of all … kids celebrated the event. The new equipment is just east of the existing play area. Below left, Stick Creek Kids board member Blaire Dreessen spoke prior to the ribbon cutting, thanking the many donors and contributors to the project. Cutting the ribbon were more than 30 kids who also took part in breaking in the playground. (—photo by Steve Glenn)
The Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation awarded 22 teachers, including Clipper Country’s Kiley Codner and Kealey Widdowson, with funds in support of agricultural education and FFA programs in Nebraska.
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