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Candidates competing for the Harriet Hughes Outstanding Fine Arts Student of the Year is required to write and essay on “What Fine Arts Mean to Me”. Following is what Taylor Allen had to say: In my eyes, Fine Arts isn’t simply performing in front of an audience. It isn’t just going to one act practice or writing a speech or trialing a court case. In my eyes, Fine Arts is a pathway into creativity, individualism, and socialism.

The Brown County Commissioners met in special session on May 1st to conduct a hearing to take comments and testimony on where an access road should be located to grant access to isolated property on Long Lake owned by Grant Kobes.

According to Carl Hart, NDOT Project Manager, underground utilities is the controlling operation. Installation of the main trunk line of the Sanitary Sewer for Phase 1 was completed May 3rd.

During the recent City of Long Pine City Council meeting, the Councilmen - Linda Alberts, Dave Cheatum, Bryan Sanford and Andrea Collatos, approved two building permits. Rachel Collatos at 643 N.

Family-owned farm and ranch operations make up 96% of U. S.

Summarized - All Cases Include $ 50.00 Court Cost David R. Dickinson: Speeding 11 -15 MPH, $75.00 Fine; Brown County Sheriff’s Office - Deputy Ian Calder.

The West 4th Street, in Valentine project has been awarded to prime contractor Paulsen, Inc. of Cozad and is scheduled to be constructed in 2025.

Governor Jim Pillen signed Executive Order 24-03, which will eliminate government positions that have remained vacant more than 90 days, with exceptions for critical public safety positions. Taxpayer dollars budgeted for eliminated positions will be re-directed to other priorities or returned to Nebraskans in the form of property tax relief.

April 28th - May 4th, 2024 Sunday, April 28th Responded to a report of trespassing on a rural property near Johnstown. Issued written warnings for traffic stops on Highway 7 and Highway 20 for no registration and driving on the shoulder.

Proceedings of Long Pine City Council Regular Meeting The Long Pine City Council held their regular meeting on May 2, 2024 at 7:00 p.m. in the Long Pine Community Center. Mayor Ed Brown called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. and called attention to the open meeting laws posted on the wall of the Community Center. The following Council Members were present: Dave Cheatum, Bryan Sanford, Linda Alberts and Andrea Collatos. Also, present City Clerk/Treasurer Jan Buoy and one (1) visitor.