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Tuesday, September 19 0.000 Wednesday, September 20 0.000 Thursday, September 21 0.000 Friday, September 22 0.050 Saturday, September 23 0.930 Sunday, September 24 0.650 Monday, September 25 0.000 Total for Week 1.630 Total for This Month 4.400 Total for Year 28.261

Senior Life Solutions at Callaway District Hospital hosted a Suicide Prevention and Awareness Walk on Wednesday, Sept. 20, at the Callaway Public Schools track. Along with providing suicide prevention support, education and awareness materials, SLS also served free hot dogs, chips, and bottled water.

The Custer County 4-H Council will meet on Monday, Sept. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at the 4-H Building in Broken Bow. A meeting agenda will be posted at the Custer County Courthouse in Broken Bow. The business meeting is open to the public.

Students And Staff Show Their School Spirt in HOCO Parade.

The Callaway Chamber is selling T-shirts to help raise money for the Callaway Swimming Pool. All proceeds from the T-shirt sales will go to the Swimming Pool as well as an additional $10 per shirt from the Chamber. T-shirt sizes and prices are as follows: Small-XLarge -$20; 2XL $22; 3XL $23. Available colors are Heather Navy Blue and Heather Gray.

September Yard of The Month.

Catholic Religious Ed Program Kicks Off Another Year.

The Callaway TeamMates chapter officially kicked off a new school year with a pancake breakfast on Wednesday, Sept. 13. The purpose of the breakfast, according to program coordinators Karen Weverka and Abe Hinman, was to welcome mentors and mentees for another year and to encourage others to become involved.

The budget and tax levy request were the key items on the Callaway School Board’s Sept. 11 agenda. However, neither of those discussions generated as much attention as an announcement made by one of the school administrators.

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