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HOLYROOD — A family-owned business in Holyrood has managed to stay in the family and recently celebrated its re-grand opening.
Read moreGarland hung from the ceiling. Lights glittered on the trees. On the stage at the Spiritual Life Center, eight tubs became drums as residents of the Ellsworth Correctional Facility played “Little Drummer Boy.”
Read moreHOLYROOD — The Central Plains USD 112 Board of Education approved a contract to mitigate asbestos at Central Plains Jr./Sr. High School during the Dec. 9 board meeting.
Read moreAt the request of landowner Evan Warta, and after a public hearing, the Ellsworth County Commission approved Resolution 2024-R-09 at Monday’s commission meeting.
Read moreDespite a blaze tearing through the north end of the Home Lumber building Friday night, the grounds were buzzing with activity Monday.
Read moreLeadership was at the forefront of the discussion during the petitions and delegations portion of Monday’s Ellsworth City Council meeting. Three people spoke, beginning with Mayor Dan Finnegan, who talked about leadership versus hate.
Read moreWith Thanksgiving Day just four days away, an atmosphere of gratitude and well wishes prevailed over brief moments of unpleasantness during the Nov. 25 meeting of the Ellsworth City Council.
Read moreWILSON — Every Monday from 5-7 p.m., the food bank is now open at in the basement of the First Presbyterian Church, 319 24th St.
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