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Historical Society Seeks Donations For Local Projects

*Editor’s Note: The Courier would like to correct a reference in the Sept. 28 issue which should have stated that a special service was held in the historic Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Callaway. We apologize for the error and any confusion that may have resulted.
Historical Society Seeks Donations For Local Projects

Callaway Fire Department Has a Special Visitor

A German volunteer firefighter and his wife enjoyed their recent tour of the Callaway Volunteer Fire Department facilities led by CVFD volunteer Amber Harrison. The couple, Darius and Svenja Sehrt, are related to Callaway- area resident Shirley Trout.
From left, German volunteer firefighter, Darius Sehrt, his wife, Svenja, CVFD volunteer and tour guide, Amber Harrison, and host, Shirley Trout. (Photo by Jane Becker)

Market Report

For the Week Ending September 29, 2023 Nebraska Weekly Grain Prices, Omaha-Council Bluffs US NO 2 YELLOW CORN: $4.62-$4.81 US NO 1 SOYBEANS: $12.35-$12.83 Livestock Weighted Average Report for October 2, 2023 STEERS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt / Actual Wt) Wt.
Market Report

Ross Receives Certification

Mary Ross, PT, of TEAM Physical Therapy in Callaway recently completed level 1 certification training on Functional Dry Needling through UNMC.
MARY ROSS, PT

Disorder in the Court - Final Installment

These are from a book called, “Disorder in the Court.” These are things people actually said in court, word for word, taken down and now published by court reporters. How did they keep from laughing while these were all taking place? Q: You say the stairs went down to the basement? A: Yes.
Disorder in the Court - Final Installment

Village Board Adopts 2024 Budget

It’s budget time of year, and the Callaway Village Board has been busy ironing out the funding and spending for the community for the next year. That was one of the items of discussion during the board’s Sept. 12 meeting.
Construction is moving along on the new swimming pool in Callaway. The project, said Village Board member Lawrence Paulsen, will make the village budget look “a little odd” this year. (Courier photo by Ellen Mortensen)
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