Columbus – As winter approaches, Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) wants to remind people of the dangers of downed powerlines.
Winter storms can bring a few different threats to powerlines including galloping, downed, and floating wires.
“Citizenship is the chance to make a difference to the place where you belong.” - Charles Handy
Citizenship is the relationship we foster between ourselves, our community, and country. Some would refer to this as patriotism as well.
The Hooker County Historical Society met at the Old Hotel/Museum on Thursday, Oct. 28. Vice President Sue Bonesteel called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m. Present were: Jennifer Peters, Charlie Jones, Frank Harding, Chuck Anders, Karen Happ, Ty Walker and Ted Bonesteel.
The General Unit of the United Methodist Women met in the senior high room of the church on Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 20 with five members present. Lenora Little was a visitor.
President Sue Bonesteel opened the meeting with joys and concerns and she gave prayer.
Time is a scarce commodity-especially for farmers and ranchers. Are you too busy to finish your estate and transition plan? What happens if your family’s farming or ranching operation is unable to transfer to the next generation?
Now is the time to start your transition!
At Mullen’s Veterans Day program last Thursday, Nov. 11, Frank Harding, American Legion Marcy Upton Post #109 Chaplain, shared history of the dedication of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Washington, D.C., 100 years ago, and also that Mullen’s Marcy Upton Post #109 is 100 years old this year.
Whether you are cooking your first turkey or are an experienced cook, it is important to follow these steps to learn how to plan, cook, serve, store and reheat turkey.
PLAN. You need to determine what size of turkey to buy. It is recommended to allow 1 pound of turkey per person.