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CPS Blood Drive is Tomorrow Callaway Public Schools will host its annual Scholarship Blood Drive on Friday, Feb. 27, from 11 a.m.

BLAST FROM THE PAST

50 YEARS AGO: George Wright of Callaway Public Schools received notification that Callaway had been designated a Bicentennial Community by the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration. The community received a certificate and bicentennial flag in conjunction with that designation.
BLAST FROM THE PAST

Region Finally Sees Moisture, Kids Get Snow Days

Callaway Public Schools students have waited all winter for a snow day, and last week they finally got it. As forecasts rolled in throughout the week of several inches of snow accompanied by strong winds for the area, CPS administration made the call to cancel classes for Thursday.
The region finally saw its first significant snowfall of the 2025-26 winter season last week resulting in the cancellation of school for two days. One would suspect the students of CPS were not sad about that! (Photo courtesy Janet Kalinowski)

The Hearts of Callaway

The annual Callaway Community Foundation Fund Gala is a fun event featuring a social hour, supper, silent auction, and live auction designed to raise money for various community projects.
Mary Ross laughs as she opens the punch cup she won with the high bid to reveal the prize inside to auctioneer Jake Judge. The Break My Heart punch cup game was a popular new addition to the live auction at the Callaway Community Foundation Fund Gala held Saturday, Feb. 14, at the Callaway Community Center. (Courier photo by Ellen Mortensen)

It’s In Our Nature: Part 1

Most people love nature. It is in our “nature” to do so. It apparently is also in our “nature” to want to bring nature inside with us. Think about it…dogs, cats, etc. - all those animals that we think of as pets.
It’s In Our Natu re: Par t 1

BLAST FROM THE PAST

Callaway’s application for “Bicentennial Community” status has been approved by the Nebraska American Revolution Bicentennial Commission and has been forwarded on to the regional Bicentennial Commission in Kansas City.
Principal Dave Weber swept his last gym floor at halftime of the game last week, generating a cheer from basketball fans who know he has done this simple duty for years. Weber is retiring after nearly 40 years of teaching and administration in the district.
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