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Sandhills Calendar

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11 7:00 Commercial Club, Hooker County Community Center FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12 1:00 American Legion Auxiliary, Village meeting room MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15 7:00 EMT business meeting, Ambulance garage TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 7:00 Mullen Volunteer Firemen training,...

Church Calendar

ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH 10:00 a.m. Confessions, 10:30 a.m. Mass. ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Adult and Children Sunday School classes - 10:00 a.m., Morning Worship 11:00 a.m., 2nd Sunday - 12:00 Fellowship Dinner - open to the community.

Looking Back

1 YEAR AGO - 2020 Obituary: Ronald “Mose” Hebbert Lady Broncos lose to Maywood-Hayes Center at State Volleyball 5 YEARS AGO - 2016 Steven Dent is Elite Rodeo Athletes World Champion bareback rider Birth: Beau Harrison Sheldon to Marshall Sheldon and Cami Sexton Obituaries: Brent Miller,...

Mullen News

Kenny and Sharilyn Bader made a quick trip to North Platte Thursday. They met Dylan Hathorn for lunch and had a nice visit. Winnie Cooley and Lois Folk went to Comstock Saturday for the 16th Annual Comstock Cowboy Poetry gathering at the Westcott Baptist Church.

South Cherry

Ty Marsh had a late lunch with the Bob Marshes last Monday. Jeri Edis came out to the Marshes Wednesday and spent the day. Jaci Edis came out later that afternoon. Kenny Bader, Ty Marsh and Haley Jones were visitors at the Bob Marshes Sunday afternoon.

South Hooker

Leila Hicks and Lois Nordahl were Sunday afternoon, supper and evening guests at Larry and Georgann French’s.

Court News

John J. Jordan, Sidney, Neb., 80/65, $75 Mark A. Phillips Jr., Hyannis, Neb., 80/65, $75 Chris A. Engel, Doniphan, Neb., 91/65, $200 Bernadette S. Vanatta, Valmeyer, Ill., 85/65, $125 Jared E. Kutschara, Bennington, Neb., 75/65, $25 Karen L. White, Ferris, Texas, 75/65, $25 Heather A. Carr,...
Windscreens installed at schools

Windscreens installed at schools

Windscreens installed at schools

Last month windscreens were put up to the north of both the Mullen High School and Mullen Elementary buildings. Funds from the late Keith Saults (a 1976 graduate of MHS) were used to purchase them. Gerri Peterson
Sallie Atkins receives Nebraska Farm Bureau’s highest honor

Sallie Atkins receives Nebraska Farm Bureau’s highest honor

Sallie Atkins receives Nebraska Farm Bureau’s highest honor

Lincoln – Nebraska Farm Bureau has selected Sallie Atkins as the 2021 recipient of its highest honor, the Silver Eagle Award. Sallie has spent a lifetime serving agriculture and promoting Nebraska as the “Beef State.”