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Lines on the Page

Lines on the Page

LINES ON THE PAGEI didn’t anticipate that my praying for people: all people, me, my kids and grandkids, my neighbors, my brothers and sisters all across the world would bring to mind the lady with the vessels in 2 Kings 4.She was in a tough spot.
Cross County quiz bowl had their last meet last Wednesday. They competed in the history bowl and took third place (bronze) in Seward. EMF won the event. Pictured are the seniors: Naima Ramirez, Cannen Mooney, Colton Duncan and Kirk Sparrow. Photo provided by Johanna Nielsen, quiz bowl sponsor.

Cross County quiz bowl had their last meet last Wednesday. They competed in the history bowl and took third place (bronze) in Seward. EMF won the event. Pictured are the seniors: Naima Ramirez, Cannen Mooney, Colton Duncan and Kirk Sparrow. Photo provided by Johanna Nielsen, quiz bowl sponsor.

Cross County Quiz Bowl Last Meet

DHHS Preparing Community Partners for Medicaid Work Requirements

DHHS Preparing Community Partners for Medicaid Work Requirements Lincoln, NE – With Medicaid Work Requirements set to go into effect this May, the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has increased its public outreach regarding these changes, including collaborative meetings with its...
Michelle Roesener of Corteva presents the check to Cross County FFA. From left to right: Roesener, Emarie Bowman, MaHaylee Dotson-Monroe, Yagiz Kerabiyik, Sawyer Anderson, Wyatt Smith, and Joe O’Brien (FFA advisor). Photo provided.

Michelle Roesener of Corteva presents the check to Cross County FFA. From left to right: Roesener, Emarie Bowman, MaHaylee Dotson-Monroe, Yagiz Kerabiyik, Sawyer Anderson, Wyatt Smith, and Joe O’Brien (FFA advisor). Photo provided.

Corteva Community Betterment Grant Supports Cross County FFA Livestock Program

The Cross County FFA Chapter has received a $1,500 Community Betterment Grant from Corteva Agriscience of York, Nebraska.
Stromsburg P.E.O. Chapter AR installed their 2026-27 officers. From L to R: Cinda Koinzan, Pres., Beth Sparrow, V.P, Carolyn Frazier, Recording Sec., Diana Johnson, Corr. Sec., Kendra Waller, Treas., Janice Gonnerman, Chaplain. Not pictured Cheryl Erickson, Guard. P.E.O. is a philanthropic education organization where women celebrate the advancement of women, educate women through scholarships, grants, awards, loans and stewardship of Cottey College; and motivate women to achieve their highest aspirations.

Stromsburg P.E.O. Chapter AR installed their 2026-27 officers. From L to R: Cinda Koinzan, Pres., Beth Sparrow, V.P, Carolyn Frazier, Recording Sec., Diana Johnson, Corr. Sec., Kendra Waller, Treas., Janice Gonnerman, Chaplain. Not pictured Cheryl Erickson, Guard. P.E.O. is a philanthropic education organization where women celebrate the advancement of women, educate women through scholarships, grants, awards, loans and stewardship of Cottey College; and motivate women to achieve their highest aspirations.

AR P.E.O. Elects New Officers

The Benedict East Egg Hunt was held on Saturday, April 4 at the Benedict Community Park and the Benedict Community Center. The eggs were hidden through out the park area and playground and approximately 75 kids were on hand for the hunt. Following the outdoor activities, the kids went inside where they decorated Easter Cookies and met the Easter Bunny. PCN photos by Ken Kush

The Benedict East Egg Hunt was held on Saturday, April 4 at the Benedict Community Park and the Benedict Community Center. The eggs were hidden through out the park area and playground and approximately 75 kids were on hand for the hunt. Following the outdoor activities, the kids went inside where they decorated Easter Cookies and met the Easter Bunny. PCN photos by Ken Kush

Benedict Easter Egg Hunt

Celebrating National Public Health Week

Lincoln, NE – The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services celebrates National Public Health Week from April 6 to 12, 2026. Public health touches every part of life, from access to clean water and air to providing the education and resources that help Nebraskans live better lives.

Covenant Home Clips

The daffodils are beginning to bloom as are the tulips and hyacinths, letting us know spring has truly arrived. Trees are setting on their new green leaves; some are showing their blossoms. The recent rain has been causing the grass to green up making things “spring” to life.