Celebrate Wood River Performing Arts Series will close out their season with Circle Theater: “My Broken Doll” on Monday, April 22, at 7:00 p.m. at the Wood River High School Performing Arts Theater, located at 13800 W. Wood River Road, Wood River.
After meeting as a Committee of the Whole, the Gibbon Board of Education met for its regular monthly meeting on Thursday, April 11, and heard of the past month’s many “celebrations” and worked through a short agenda of business items.
After several days of predictions and warnings, a line of storms thundered, flashed and blew through the state causing varying degrees of damage as it passed through. As of Tuesday morning, mostly minor damage was reported across Clipper Country from the high winds that accompanied the storms which moved through quickly in the early morning hours Tuesday and caused problems in the eastern part on the state. This garage in Shelton did sustain major damage from a fallen tree. (–photo by Steve Glenn)
Now that the calendar has turned to April, area farmers are beginning to prepare for spring field work. Prior to work getting into full swing, the United States Department of Agriculture (NSDA) and University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources (IANR) Cropwatch has released information collected up to the end of March that frames some statistics about crops, drought conditions and more for Nebraska farmers as they return to their fields.
Incoming Wood River preschool and kindergarten student registration is scheduled to be held this coming Monday and Tuesday, April 15 and 16, at Wood River Elementary.
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