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Letter to Editor

Dear Editor, I attended the June 1, 2023, Village of Mullen Board meeting and addressed the Board regarding the nuisance ordinances. I think it is imperative that we the people hold our elected officials accountable and remind them they work for us.
Smith Falls reopens with new boardwalk

Smith Falls reopens with new boardwalk

Smith Falls reopens with new boardwalk

Visitors are again enjoying the sight of Smith Falls, Nebraska’s tallest waterfall. The waterfall at Smith Falls State Park, and the newly constructed 500-foot boardwalk to it, reopened May 26 with only finishing touches remaining in the process.

Nebraska Stocker/Yearling Tour is June 29 in Harrison

Sell cows or buy feed? That’s the question most ranchers face when drought hits. The best time to plan for drought is in a wet year, and one of the best ways to plan for drought is to build flexibility into a cattle operation.

‘Music From Around the World’ in Thedford

The program “Music From Around the World” will be presented on Thursday, June 15 at 6:30 p.m. (CT) at the Thomas County Library. David Marsh is an experienced musician and presenter who has delighted Nebraska audiences for many years. Please join us for his program.

Family event planned at Merritt June 24

Spend some time this summer in Nebraska’s state parks. During June, a variety of events are planned for those for all ages and interests. Don’t forget to purchase a vehicle park entry permit to enter the state parks. Get one at OutdoorNebraska.gov or at state park entrances.

Mullen News

Deb Arends of Elwood spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her mom, Alice Phipps. Anthony Schutz of Lincoln and part of his family called on Alice Sunday morning. They had ran in the Sandhills Marathon at Brownlee on Saturday.

South Cherry

Bob and Peggy Marsh traveled to North Platte Thursday. While in North Platte, Peggy visited Dorothy James and Linda Cox at Linden Court. Grandkids Hadley and Kyler Marsh stayed overnight at the ranch Friday and throughout the day Saturday.