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The Tail Twisters held their first meeting of 2023 on Sunday Jan. 29. This year the Tail Twisters joined together with the Western Riders. The Meeting was called to order at 7:03 p.m. at the Senior Center in Callaway. Maggie Birkel read the Tail Twisters’ treasurer's report and Eli Rogers read the Western Riders treasurer’s report.

Each month, a group of community minded volunteers meet to discuss issues facing Callaway and what they, as a group, can do to promote their town. From hosting special events, to honoring businesses and individuals for their efforts and support, the Callaway Chamber of Commerce is focused on helping Callaway thrive.

With snow still piled high on the ground it is hard to imagine that Spring is just around the corner. That means our senior students are nearing the end of their time at Callaway Public Schools.

On Jan. 25, Taylor Ross, Abby Stallbaumer, Matthew Mannon, Joceylyn and Addison Bailey, and Delaynie Laible competed on the very first Callaway Parliamentary Procedure Team and placed 4th. As a result the team is an alternate to the Nebraska State FFA Convention.

In the early morning of Feb. 3, Doug Boldt and Bill Schaad departed Callaway for Lincoln to attend the Veterans Legislative Day at the State Capitol. They picked up the Custer County Commander Edith Deuel in Gibbon on the way.

The following calls were received by dispatch between February 3 and February 9. Feb.

As of Feb. 13, there are seven males, one female, and no others in Custer County Jail.

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If you have not yet submitted a nomination for Callaway Citizen of the Year for 2023, you still have just a little bit of time. Nominations are due Friday, Feb.