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CCSO Dares Students to Remain Drug-Free

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Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) is a program for young students, instructed by uniformed law enforcement officers. D.A.R.E. instructors work with students to raise their self-esteem, teach them how to make decisions on their own, and help them identify positive alternatives to drugs.
Callaway sixth grade students recently completed the D.A.R.E. program and were recognized during a special ceremony last week. The students are: Waylon Bollig, Olivia Doggett, Fayth Duckett, Kennedy Eggleston, Paige Fedderson, Wyatt Fetters, Kyler McDaniel, Elizabeth Phelps, Brianna Quitmeyer, Georgiee Smith, Graciee Smith, and Elijah Trotter. The class is pictured with Custer County Sheriff Dan Osmond. (Photo courtesy Callaway Public School)

LOUP LINES: Photo Contest Is Now Open

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I don’t know who the genius is who first decided to include a camera in a smartphone, but that was really … smart. Now, millions of people have a good quality camera within arm’s reach at any given moment, day or night. Selfies are great, I guess. Cat videos, too. But why not take that cell phone camera in your pocket or purse and put it to use to take photos for the 2025 Lower Loup NRD Photo Contest?
This winning image from a previous NRD photo contest was submitted by Valley County resident Robyn Koelling. (Courtesy photo)

Upcoming Special Church Services

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Sunday, Dec. 8 - Advent Sunday at Callaway United Methodist Church - all are invited to 9:00 a.m. church followed by a pot-luck brunch. After the brunch there will be Christmas crafts and a movie complete with popcorn. All are welcome.

Information Sought About Mysterious Spoon

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Recently a baby spoon found its way to the Callaway Museum via an interesting route. The spoons' travels towards home began with Ken and Jill Pitkin of Callaway volunteering at Crossroads Mission Avenue, a thrift store in Kearney.
Information Sought About Mysterious Spoon

Nebraska Extension to Host Cow Clinics

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A successful calving season does not begin at calving, rather it begins much earlier, with the management of the cow herd months prior. University of Nebraska Extension will be hosting Cow Clinics in December to review some of the basic management factors that can lead to a successful calving and breeding season.

Awards Presented at Custer County 4-H Recognition

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The Custer County 4-H Recognition Night was held on Sunday, Nov. 17 at the 4-H Building in Broken Bow. The event is sponsored annually by the Nebraska State Bank and Trust Co. and Arrow Seed Co., Inc., in conjunction with the Nebraska Extension in Custer County and the Custer County 4-H Council.
The 2024 Outstanding 4-H Leader Award went to Kyla Olson. She received her award from 4-H Council President Jeff Witthuhn. (Photo courtesy Custer County Extenstion)

Kicking Off The Holiday Season

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The day of enjoying a turkey feast and giving thanks for the many blessings we enjoy also traditionally marks the beginning of the Christmas season. It also means Callaway’s community Christmas event is just around the corner.
Wagon rides around town by Darrell and Kay Fahnholz are one of the main attractions during the Christmas Around Town event each year in Callaway. This year's celebration is set for Wednesday, Dec. 4 from 4-8 p.m. (Courier file photo)
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