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Wind and hail damage is something that producers face every year and it’ important to consider if replanting i necessary or if the crop will recover When assessing the damage, wait five to 10 days before looking at the crop. It can be cumbersome to wait that long, bu it’s important to see how well the crop recovers on its own.

Tuesday, June 7..........................0.900 Wednesday, June 8.....................0.190 Thursday, June 9 .........................0.000 Friday, June 10 .............................0.62 Saturday, June 11 ........................0.000 Monday, June 13 .........................0.000 Total for Week..............................1.710 Total for Month...........................2.512 Total for Year................................9.191.

For the past few months, I’ve been fielding questions about the baby formula crisis. Make no mistake, the shortage of baby formula is indeed a crisis.

Hello again. This former ink-stained wretch has been finished with “Meanderings” for some time but after th thorough stoning received in recen storms we are compelled to comment.

In 1933, Callaway’s first Pioneer Picnic was held in connection with the dedication of the first Custer County Courthouse in Morgan Park. The annual celebration ha been held every year since, except during World War II.

Ellen Mortenson - Callaway Courier; Dave Schroeder - KRVN R Lexington; Adam Smith - KRVN Radio Lexington; Morgan Smith Specialty 1st - Limp Brisket 2nd - Slow Poke 3rd - Busch Wacked Pulled Pork 1st - Buk-N-Pig 2nd 2nd - All Sauced Up 3rd - Double D’s Beans 1st - Slow Poke 2nd - Buk-N-Pig 3rd - Mad Max BBQ Pork Ribs 1st - Limp Brisket 2nd - Mad Max BBQ 3rd - Buk-N-Pig Sauce 1st - Buk-N-Pig 2nd - Smokin’ Smith 3rd - All Sauced Up Beef Brisket 1st - Double D’s 2nd - Hwy 2 BBQ 3rd - Buk-N-Pig Overall 1st - Buk-N-Pig 2nd - Limp Brisket 3rd - Smokin’ Smith Grill Masters: All Sauced Up - Callaway Smokin Smith - Gibbon Buk N Pig - Kearney Mad Mad Max - Norfolk Nelson - Colorado Limp Brisket - North Plat Ribzilla - Cambridge Slow Poke - Oconto Double D’s - North Platte Hwy 2 - Mullen Busch Wacked - Oconto Sponsors: JR Meyer Insurance; State Farm Insurance; Broken Bow Grocery Kart; V Bar Trailer Sales; AKRS Equipment; Trotter Inc.; Evans Feed; Rock's Underground; Platte Valley Auto; Gateway Motors; Mills Hardware; Thomas Livestock; MRK Trucking; Adams Land and Cattle; Sandhills Open Road Challenge; Sandhills Motors; Agri-Best Feeds; Downey Drilling; Nebraska Owners Insurance; Cash-Wa Distributing; Crossroads Welding; Badgley Well Service; Eggleston Oil; Big Jim's Bar; Custer County Feeders; Shotgun Annie's Saloon; Heartland Motors Judges Ellen Mortenson - Callaway Courier; Dave Schroeder - KRVN Radio Lexington; Adam Smith - KRVN Radio Lexington; Morgan Smith; Brit Williams - Merna Pack; Andrew McKenzie - Grocery Kart Broken Bow; Larry Cotonoir - Custer County Dispatch; Alisa Mullen - Callaway Courier; Todd Sutherland; Trey Gillian - Custer County Sheriff's Office; Rachael Gilligan; Tim Reith - NTV Kearney/Hastings/Grand Island.

The Callaway Chamber of Commerce wishes to sa thank you to everyone who participated in hosting th Bran riders last week. “You all were amazing and appreciated. We received so many compliments about Callaway, the friendly people and great food and how nic and clean the town looked,” said Chamber president Ke Pitkin.

Many of us can recall times that trick-or-treating was difficult, or even canceled, due to cold and snow. But a tornado? It came seemingly out of nowhere, with very little warning.

The thing about being a friendly town located in the heart of beautiful hills and valleys, is that travelers like to visit. And this summer Callaway has become a mecca for bicyclists. Just this week the community hosted nearly 400 BRAN riders, and now the local Chamber of Commerce and community volunteers are gearing back up for Tour de Nebraska. This tour is expected to have about 400 bikers pass through Callaway on Thursday, June 23.