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Grace Notes

How important is Easter Sunday to you and your household? Is your family celebration mostly a time of celebrating the Easter bunny? How about colored eggs with egg hunts? Do you top all of this off with a bountiful dinner?Let us always remember that the Bible is God’s final word to all mankind.
WHEN SHOULD FARMERS RETIRE?

WHEN SHOULD FARMERS RETIRE?

WHEN SHOULD FARMERS RETIRE?

By Wyatt Fraas, associate director of farm and community, Center for Rural Affairs Retirement from a farm business may not mean moving away or giving up on mentoring the next generation, but it does entail transferring management decisions to someone else. It can be a gradual or sudden process.

SRC Father-Daughter Dance

When:April 12th from 3-5 PM at the SRC West Gym (enter door 9) Cost: $25 per couple, proceeds to Little Spikers volleyball program Forms are available at SRC to be filled out by March 23rd.The male doesn’t have to be a father; can be grandpa, uncle or another adult.

Senior Center

CALENDAR: April 8th at 12:45 Annual meeting, anyone interested in being an officer or volunteer call 402-527-5158 Regular Events:Mondays at 8 AM: Bridge Tuesdays and Thursdays fro 9-9:30 AM: Senior chair exercises Thursdays at 1 PM: Dominoes Cards, pool and puzzles daily

Library News

Book club reading list for Shelby Community Library: April: The Woman on the Orient Express by Lindsay Jayne Ashford May: My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She’s Sorry by Fredrik Backman June: A Girl in His Shadow by Audrey Blake

DHHS Partners with Ignite Nebraska for Employment Pilot Program

Lincoln – The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is partnering with Ignite Nebraska, a nonprofit workforce development organization to launch a pilot program aimed at strengthening Nebraska’s public- sector workforce and building a collaborative talent pipeline.
Lines on the Page

Lines on the Page

Lines on the Page

LINES ON THE PAGEI keep thinking about Jesus and the last days before He was crucified. Jesus walked past Golgotha. He’d seen the crosses. He knew what happened there.We don’t always know the future. Did He?He definitely had seen people die on those crosses. He knew.
Three Osceola kids brought home medals from the regional Knights of Columbus free throw contest held in Albion. Left to right-Finley Jelinek second place in age 9 girls; Kaitlyn Baloun age 11 and Owen Bise age 13 both placed 1st and will head to state in Grand Island April 11. Photo provided.

Three Osceola kids brought home medals from the regional Knights of Columbus free throw contest held in Albion. Left to right-Finley Jelinek second place in age 9 girls; Kaitlyn Baloun age 11 and Owen Bise age 13 both placed 1st and will head to state in Grand Island April 11. Photo provided.

Knights of Columbus Free Throw Winners