The Freshman class of Crofton High School visited Northeast Community College for a Career Exploration Workshop on Monday, Mar. 14.
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The Crofton Band sent 25 students to the 36th Annual Class C All-State Band on Saturday, March 19 at Kearney High School. Of the 25 students who had auditioned and were selected for the prestigious honor band, 18 were high school students and seven were junior high. Of the 25 students who had
auditioned and were selected for the prestigious honor band, 18 were high school students and seven were junior high. For more information pick up your local newspaper, or sign up for our E-edition if you'd rather not have a physical copy.
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NCDHD no longer to release COVID county-based info
North Central District Health Department at O’Neill said in a news release Monday that it is no longer able to release county-based data in its district due to HIPPA standards.
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Mayor vetoes street boring Council action
The City Council of Crofton received perhaps its first official “veto” in recent history this week, as Mayor Sharol Lawhead exercised her right as Mayor to block a vote made by the Council at the August 2 regular city council meeting.
The City Council had voted, with a 4-0 unanimous decision, to proceed with a contract for street boring to determine the quality and makeup of the material and underlay of each street in the city limits.
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Ponca tribe to host powwow this weekend
The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska’s 27th Annual Powwow will be Aug. 13-15 at the Ponca Community Grounds, located southwest of Niobrara.
The powwow is a celebration of the tribe’s culture, heritage and traditions, and will feature a variety of dancers, drum groups and vendors. Admission to all events is free, and the powwow is open to the public.
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Seniors headed to State
The Crofton American Legion Seniors team took to the field as host of the 2021 C1 District tournament held in Crofton on Friday, July 23-and after four days of play, locked in a State berth. For the full story, pick up the latest edition of the Crofton Journal, available now.
St. Rose Church hosts Totus Tuus
This week, St. Rose of Lima Parish welcomed the Totus Tuus team of eight college students who led sessions to assist young Catholics in their journey of faith. To read all about their sessions, pick up the latest edition of the Crofton Journal.
Elevator project coming along with volunteer help
The elevator project at Crofton's Legion Hall is really "looking up...and down...and up...and down." To read all about the progress, pick up the latest edition of the Crofton Journal.
Crofton 10u competes at State Tournament in Hastings
The Crofton 10u softball team competed in the USA Softball of Nebraska Class D State Tournament on Saturday, July 17 in Hastings. Pick up the latest edition of the Crofton Journal to find out how the team did, available now.
