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Worth Repeatin’

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These are from a book called “Disorder in the Court”. These are things people actually said in court, word for word, taken down and now published by court reporters. How did they keep from laughing while these were all taking place?
Worth Repeatin’

New Year is Underway at CPS

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The doors of Callaway Public School opened the morning of Thursday, Aug. 15, to welcome returning students back and new students in for the 2024-25 school year.
It was an evening filled with fun for back-to-school night at Callaway Public School on Aug. 14, for teachers and students alike. Here fourth grade teacher Nicole Rush, left, and Title 1 teacher Wendy Dockweiler hop on the “groovy” bus. (Photo courtesy CPS)

CLOSED COURT CASES

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The following cases have been designated as closed by the Clerk of Custer County District Court for the month of July. July 1 – State of NE v Branden J.

Outdoor Christian Festival Draws Huge Crowd of Fans

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For the 12th year thousands of people converged on Lake Helen in Gothenburg for the Livin’ Out Loud music festival, and organizers agreed this was another very successful event. LOL Board President Joe Wahlgren said crowd estimates on Saturday evening, Aug.
Livin' Out Loud is an outdoor Christian music event held each year in Gothenburg that attracts thousands of people from all across Nebraska and beyond. It is totally sponosor and donor funded, so there is no admission. Thank you 4 County Heating & Air, LLC for partnering on this special event! (Photo by Ellen Mortensen)

American Legion Auxiliary Changes Meeting Time

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The Callaway American Legion Auxiliary monthly meeting started at 6:30 at the Callaway Legion Hall on Aug. 12, 2024. Our President Jane Lashley called the meeting to order. Our chaplain Joyce read the prayer. We said the Pledge of Allegiance, we sang the Star-Spangled Banner and recited our Auxiliary Preamble.
New officers of the American Legion Auxiliary of Callaway are, from left, Historian Jo Chesley, Chaplain Joyce Brestel, Treasurer Mary Ann Boldt, Secretary Eileen Wilson, Vice President Cora Belew, and President Jane Lashley. Not pictured Deondra Lashley Sergeant of Arms. (Photo courtesy Mary Ann Boldt)

Village Naturalist: Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog

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I heard a bullfrog calling. It seemed kind of late in the year for bullfrog breeding but he was calling away. Male bullfrogs sit around a water source and call hoping a female will be attracted to the call. Recent studies show that the bullfrogs are acting somewhat like prairie chickens. Male prairie chickens will congregate at a spot called a lek. The males will dance around and the females will sit in the grass and check them out. The female will then enter the lek and go up to the male she has selected and the two of them will leave together. Later the male returns and starts to dance again. Somehow the dancing lets the females know which male is the most “fit” and he gets chosen a lot!

CVFD BBQ

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The Callaway Volunteer Fire Department will host their annual BBQ Fundraiser on Sunday, Aug. 18, from 5-7:30 p.m. at the Community Center. The ad that ran in the Aug. 15 issue of the Callaway Courier inadvertently had the wrong date, and we apologize for any confusion that may have caused.

CVFD BBQ
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