District 43, I’m pleased to share the latest updates from the Capitol with you. It’s been a fast-paced and productive week, and as always, keeping you informed about the work being done remains a priority.
Graduation day for the 15 members of the Callaway High School Class of 2025 is a little more than six weeks away. For the next few weeks we will be spotlighting each of those seniors in the Courier, leading up to our special Senior Salutes edition on May 8.
Members of Nebraska LEAD Program’s Class 43 recently embarked on a 10-day National Study/Travel Seminar, gaining firsthand exposure to national and regional agricultural systems, policymaking and advocacy. One of those LEAD class members is Lucy Kimball of Callaway.
The Livin’ Out Loud Board of Directors is excited to announce the lineup for the 2025 concert event, which once again includes some of the biggest names in Christian contemporary music. Music fans of all genres gather yearly in Gothenburg for an uplifting outdoor music festival.
An honest man was being tailgated by a stressedout woman on a busy boulevard. Suddenly, the light turned yellow just in front of him. He did the right thing and stopped at the crosswalk, even though he could have beaten the red light by accelerating through the intersection.
Callaway Public School is dedicated to providing the best quality education possible for its students. The district is proud to boast that the percentage of CHS graduates who go on to some type of post-secondary training, whether college or vocational, is one of the highest in the state.
A brief recap of bills heard last week in the committees I serve on: LB 576 introduced by Sen. Myron Dorn was heard in the Transportation and Telecommunications committee this week.
The Mid-Nebraska Activities Conference (MNAC) has released the names of the all-conference basketball selections for boys and girls basketball for 2025. The South Loup girls’ team has one selection, while the boys’ team has three players named to the list.