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Capitol Conversations: From Pasture to Policy

On Nov. 7, I joined Senators Bob Andersen, Jared Storm, and Paul Strommen in a pledge to Nebraska taxpayers that we will not support any tax increase(s) that will grow the overall tax burden on Nebraskans.
Sen. Tanya Storer

Rain Report

November 24 0.000November 25 0.200November 26 0.000November 27 0.000November 28 0.050November 29 0.110November 30 0.000Total for Week: 0.360Total for Month: 5.741Total for Year: 26.306

Christmas Wreaths For Fallen Veterans

While many small towns might go into hibernation this time of year, Callaway becomes a hub of holiday activity. This week the Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual Christmas Around Town celebration, which included a vendor show and soup supper at the Community Center.
Callaway American Legion Auxiliary members, from left, Jo Chesley, Mary Ann Boldt, and Joyce Kolbo help place Christmas wreaths on the graves of veterans at Rose Hill Cemetery. This is the fifth year of the project. (Courier file photo by Ellen Mortensen)

JAIL REPORT

Custer County Sheriff Dan Osmond reports that as of Dec. 1, 2025, there were five males and no females lodged in the Custer County Jail.

BLAST FROM THE PAST

50 YEARS AGO : Most area residents spent last Sunday digging out after a weekend storm. The 30 to 40 degree temperatures we experienced Monday and Tuesday were welcomed with open arms.
BLAST FROM THE PAST

Kicking Off The Holiday Season

Today, Nov. 27, is Thanksgiving - a day when most families get together over a big meal and just enjoy one another’s company, grateful for another year together and the many blessings that come with it.
Darrell Fahnholz breaks out one of his classic tractors to provide wagon rides through downtown Callaway as part of the Old Fashioned Christmas celebration. It is a favorite activity during the event, being held this year on Dec. 3. (Courier file photo)

BLAST FROM THE PAST

Residents of Callaway and the surrounding area were busy all weekend digging out of 6 to 8-foot drifts that came out of the snowstorm that hit here early the morning of Nov. 19. An unofficial report by one who shoveled their share was 8 to 10 inches.
BLAST FROM THE PAST
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