Gibbonnites share opinions about city sirens
July council meeting draws large crowd to talk sirens, meeting time change
July council meeting draws large crowd to talk sirens, meeting time change
The Hall and Buffalo County Fairs got underway last week with our local 4-H youth showcasing their projects and animals. Rylee Codner’s candy cane artwork (below) won her a purple ribbon at the Hall County Fair and entry to the state fair. Kesleigh Potter (at right) took a variety of projects to the Buffalo County Fair and came home as champion in the dairy goat and showmanship events, edging out her brother Ryland in both categories. See more of our local youth featured on pages 6 and 7!
The Shelton Clipper staff is making plans to continue to improve local and in-state delivery of your printed newspaper in the coming weeks. Recent changes to local Gibbon subscribers delivery was improved by two to four days, and a plan that involves our printer, and the Omaha post office, should improve more Clipper subscribers’ local and in-state delivery.
Faith United Methodist Church in Gibbon has a new pastor with the arrival of Pastor Doreen Toe earlier this month.
Two Little Miss Wood Rivers will ride in the 2025 FunFest Parade when the festival is scheduled to be held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August 1, 2 and 3. Hannah Powell and Cora Crumrine were selected for the honor.
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