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Fifty Years Of Quilting Club, And Very Few Remain

Body Some might say quilting is becoming a lost art, one of those relics from past generations that is no longer relevant today. However, one needs only to pay a visit to the quilting exhibit at the Nebraska State Fair each year to see that is not totally true.
Shirley Pierce and LaVonne Hickenbottom work on a quilt that when finished will be gifted to the former pastor of Morning Star Church. Each block was embroidered by someone in the family that block represents. (Courier photo by Ellen Mortensen)

Callaway Kids Fall Carnival Thank Yous

Body As we completed our 10th and final year of the Callaway Kids Fall Carnival, we want to thank everyone who attended, volunteered, and donated over the years to this event. We couldn’t have done it without you, and we hope we were able to bring some smiles to the kids of Callaway.
Face painting is just one of the activities at the annual Kids Fall Carnival that volunteers help out with. (Courier photo by Josie Reiff)

Reasons To Smile

Body Now that food has replaced sex in my life, I can’t even get into my own pants. Wouldn’t it be nice if whenever we messed up our life we could simply press ‘Ctrl Alt Delete’ and start all over? Amen, Amen! Marriage changes passion.

Governors Call On Biden To Reconsider Long-Term Staffing Rule

Body *Editor’s Note: In the Oct. 5 and Oct. 12 issues of The Callaway Courier, we presented information regarding the proposed staffing mandates for long-term care facilities being presented by CMS and the impact those mandates will have on facilities like Callaway Good Life Center.
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen

Putting Down The Mom Guilt

Body Mom guilt is a heavy bag to carry like the backpack busting at the seams with textbooks I used to carry across campus. It weighed me down, slowed my pace, and made my shoulders ache.

Spotlight Is On CHS One Act Team

Body As fall sports season is winding down it is time for the fine arts department to shine, as the One Act team begins their competitive season. The team has been practicing for the past three months and participated in their first event of the year at Ord on Monday.
The cast and crew of the Callaway High School One Act team have been practicing since school started and had their first competition on Monday. They performed for the public in Callaway on Tuesday night, and are gearing up for conference on Nov. 14. The team is coached by Hannah Beck. (Courier photo by Ellen Mortensen)
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