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Chenney Grace Dishman

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Daughter of Troy and Cathy Dishman. Future plans: Attend Wayne State College majoring in health science on the premed track.
Chenney Grace Dishman

Devyn Hunter Denney

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Son of Shawn Denney and Rebekah Denney. Future plans: Attend Gillette College in Wyoming to earn an associate’s degree in welding. Favorite high school memory: “Breaking the school squat record three times.”
Devyn Hunter Denney

Tyra Lei Brestel

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Daughter of Doug and Michelle Brestel. Future plans: Attend UNL to study elementary education to become a second grade teacher.
Tyra Lei Brestel

AGNEWS

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Nominations For AgCeptional Spotlight Award Now Open Do you know someone who goes above and beyond in agriculture? Someone who embodies passion, innovation, leadership or all the above? Now is your chance to shine a light on their impact! Applications are officially open for the AgCeptional Spotlight Award, celebrating individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the world of agriculture. “AgCeptional” means just that: exceptional in any corner of the ag industry.

Board Approves Classified Wages And New Teacher

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As another school year begins to wind down, there are plenty of student accomplishments to celebrate. At the April meeting of the Callaway Board of Education a few of those accolades were acknowledged, including the 10 National FCCLA qualifiers and the state speech champion, along with those who participated in State FFA. It is a positive way to begin each board meeting that has become a standard at CPS.
John Klemmensen and his wife Abby will be relocating to Callaway in the coming months where he will begin his new role as 7-12 math teacher next school year. (Courtesy photo)

Help Us Keep Local News Local

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Over the past couple of months, Syndicate Publishing has handed off our Cozad Local and Minden Courier publications to new owners. Thankfully, local owners, backed by the support of local economic development and chamber organizations, were able to step in to ensure those communities continued to have a local newspaper.
Staff of the Callaway Courier are, from left, Ellen Mortensen – editor, Loleta Connell – advertising specialist, and Kelly Aden – business manager. Not pictured: Alisa Mullen – writer. Syndicate Publishing is owned by Colten Venteicher and John Bell. (Leader photo)

Fighting to Save Our Homes

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Wildfires are an ever-present danger in Nebraska, but most everyone seems to agree that this year has been exceptionally volatile. Extremely dry conditions in conjunction with above-average temperatures and strong winds have created a recipe for disaster - and last week the consequences of that mixture landed right in our backyard.
Sara Hogg snapped this photo from her yard as volunteer firefighters fought to save her home. They lost the garden shed, but are very grateful that their house still stands.

BRIEFS

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Second Annual Gospel Fest This Weekend All are invited to the second annual Nebraska Gospel Fest in Callaway May 1-3. The event will feature Bible preaching, Bible teaching, and musical worship, from Dean Haidle, James Michael Rainey, Mike Garner, and Jacob Wayne Gordon.
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