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Brenda Kuhlman Became the School Secretary at 17. Fifty-Two Years Later, Her Grandkids Attend the Same Nebraska School.
Brenda Kuhlman started in the Elgin, Nebraska, school office at 17. After 52 years, her grandchildren attend the same Pope John school. The post Brenda Kuhlman Became the School Secretary at 17. Fifty-Two Years Later, Her Grandkids Attend the Same Nebraska School. appeared first on parentdiaries.com .
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Twin Rivers in session despite credible threat
Twin Rivers Public Schools said school is in session as normal on Thursday following a credible threat. Superintendent Brandi Bartels said Wednesday night, the district was made aware of a potential threat against the school in Genoa and notified law enforcement. Nance County Sheriff Ben Bakewell said the threat was...
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Central Community College announces retirement of Columbus President Kathy Fuchser in 2027
Columbus, Neb — Central Community College announced Thursday that CCC-Columbus President Dr. Kathy Fuchser will retire effective Jan. 4, 2027. Fuchser has led the Columbus Campus since January 2018, succeeding Dr. Matt Gotschall, who was appointed college president. During her tenure, Fuchser oversaw the addition of The Center for...
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This Small Nebraska College Is Getting National Attention For Its Quality Education And Affordable Tuition
Students who qualify for a Pell Grant can earn a bachelor’s degree here without paying tuition. That is a real promise, built from grants, college remissions, and scholarships. The pleasant surprises keep stacking up. This public school ranks as one of the least expensive public colleges in Nebraska. Its...
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State Volleyball Preview: Norfolk Catholic
NORFOLK - For the third year in a row and sixth time this decade, Norfolk Catholic volleyball is making the trip to Lincoln for the NSAA State Volleyball Tournament. The Knights are hoping for a later stay than last year, where they were bounced in the first-round by eventual Class C2 runner-up Laurel-Concord-Coleridge.