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Age 5 - I learned that our dog doesn’t want to eat my broccoli either. Age 7 - I learned that when I wave to people in the country, they stop what they are doing and wave back.

Monday, Feb. 26 0.000 Tuesday, Feb. 27 0.000 Wednesday, Feb. 28 0.001 Thursday, Feb. 29 0.000 Friday, March 1 0.000 Saturday, March 2 0.000 Sunday, March 3 0.000 Total for Week: 0.001 Total for Last Month: 2.301 Total for This Month: 0.000 Total for Year: 3.103

February 15 was the deadline for all current office-holders to file for re-election in time for the May 14 primary election. March 1 was the deadline for all non-incumbents to file their intention to run in the primary election. March 1 was also the last day for the Nebraska Secretary of State to certify candidates, offices, and issues to be placed on the statewide ballot for the May 14 primary election.

The American Legion Auxiliary monthly meeting started at 5:00 p.m. at the Callaway Legion Hall on Feb.

Did you know that taking time to improve your sleep quality is a great way to improve your mental health? Quality sleep allows your brain to process emotions, thoughts, and memories. Good sleep also improves your thinking and learning skills and helps your overall well-being.

Nebraska is known worldwide for the spring migration of sandhill cranes. More than one million of the birds spend part of that season in the Platte River Valley, the largest gathering of any crane species on Earth. Along with the birds are a flock of birders and nature enthusiasts that migrate to Central Nebraska to see the spectacle. They infuse millions of dollars into our state’s economy, but many of those folks are missing out. What I mean is, when it comes to Nebraska birding opportunities, it is hard to beat the Lower Loup Natural Resources District.

It comes every year, though some are worse than others. Fire season.

“I wouldn’t worry too much if your son makes mud pies,” the psychiatrist consoled the woman. “And the fact that he sometimes tries to eat them is also quite normal.” “Well, I don’t think so,” rasped the woman, “and his wife doesn’t either.” A nan in England decided to visit a married couple he hadn’t seen for some time.

Callaway native Natalie G’Schwind is a free-verse poet. Free verse is an open form of poetry, which does not use consistent meter patterns, rhyme, or any musical pattern. Rather, it tends to follow the rhythm of natural speech.

Dry conditions, above-average temperatures, and strong winds are a recipe for disaster when it comes to pastureland, and on Monday, Feb. 26, central Nebraska was reminded of that all too clearly.