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Monday, Jan. 8 0.000 Tuesday, Jan. 9 0.250 Wednesday, Jan. 10 0.000 Thursday, Jan. 11 0.000 Friday, Jan. 12 0.230 Saturday, Jan. 13 0.200 Sunday, Jan. 14 0.040 Total for Week 0.480 Total for this Month 0.680 Total for Year 0.680

Callaway Public School has released the first quarter honor roll for grades 5-12. The following students qualified for that distinction during the first quarter of the 2023-24 school year.

SLS PRESS RELEASE When a new year begins, new resolutions are sure to follow! About 34% of adults in the United States make New Year’s resolutions, according to a recent YouGov survey. Most resolutions involve improving health and happiness.

On the way home that night was a looming bank of clouds in the West, foreshadowing a change that was quite literally on the horizon. I checked my phone, if we were lucky part of tomorrow would still be bearable, but after that, well we’d know more in a couple of days. One thing was for certain, a lot of work lay between then and now.

Six Callaway school district patrons who have volunteered their time to serve their school and community have been tasked with one of the most important and difficult decisions a school board has to make…choosing a new leader.

Talking about the growing power of American women in business and politics, here’s a new twist: A woman went into the office of a cemetery manager and complained, “I can’t find my husband’s grave. I know he’s buried here.” “What is the name?” the manager asked.

Standing at the window I was watching the stratus clouds outside. Another term for a stratus cloud is “overcast”. Its been overcast this entire past week and I’m tired of it, but it got me to thinking about a cloud I watched develop last summer while mowing.

Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol removed from the road 65 impaired drivers during the holiday season. During the final two weeks of 2023, troopers participated in the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign.

The Seven Valleys Senior Center in Callaway hosted a celebratory event on Wednesday, Jan. 3, in recognition of a Community Challenge Grant the center received from AARP. The grant provided the Senior Center with a computer, projector, and internet for one year!

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