The path to a new swimming pool and bathhouse for the community of Shelton became clearer after the Shelton Village Board of Trustees voted to approve “Option 5,” as presented by Miller and Associates Consulting Engineers, of Kearney, and recommended by the Pool Steering Committee, at the board’s January meeting.
Ron Priebe to be inducted into Hastings High Athletic Hall of Fame
The Testing Ag Performance Solutions (TAPS) awards banquet held on Saturday, January 13, was the culmination event for the program’s seventh year of farm management competitions. The TAPS program was created by University of Nebraska educators and specialists, as an innovative way of connecting producers to industry professionals and offering a way of testing out new, advancing technologies through farm management competitions facilitated in North Platte at the West Central Research, Extension, and Education Center.
According to Gibbon City Administrator Matt Smallcomb, only a few things remain on a punch list of items leading to completion and use of the new addition to the fire hall.
After putting the sounding of sirens on hold in December, the Gibbon City Council put the matter to a vote and reached a decision at the council’s regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, January 16. Council members also heard of grant money that the city will use for improvements at Rosen Park and to put toward downtown revitalization. The meeting was moved from Monday the 15th to Tuesday in observance of Martin Luther King, Junior, Day.
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