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MARY RIDDER CMV is a little-known virus, yet more common than Down Syndrome or Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Now that there is a state law addressing education and prevention of CMV (Cytomegalovirus), the Olivia Bailey Act can help to protect future Nebraska babies.

Barb Bierman Batie Our beloved Mollie crossed the Rainbow Bridge last Wednesday evening, resting peacefully in the shade of the shop, a favorite spot of hers for many years during hot weather. At 13 she had been active up until the last week of her life, a special blessing for farm dogs, who don’t often live to such a ripe old age.

SAVANNAH PETERSON For cattle producers, August means precondition time—the time to start preparing young calves for the stress and challenges associated with weaning. While this specific management practice is not a one size fits all strategy, it is important to weigh the pros and cons: especially in an unusual year like this one.

Callaway Public Schools hosted a back to school Circus Night on Wednesday, Aug. 17.

ELLEN MORTENSEN The Callaway Village Board held a special meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 17, and invited the entire community to join them.

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During the Pioneer Picnic Car Show there was a 50/50 raffle. The winner of the drawing chose three organizations to give half of the money to. The organizations that were chosen were the Callaway Good Life Center, Callaway Fire and EMT’s, and the Callaway Chamber. Each organization received just over $100. Thank you to Lee and Phyllis Bruns for organizing the car show. Your time is appreciated!

The Custer County Fair was held from July 29 - Aug. 4, and many area youngsters showed various projects and livestock through their involvement with 4-H and FFA.

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The Callaway Chamber voted at their meeting on Aug. 2 to purchase three steel benches for the community.