Card Shower: Palmer
The family of Kathleen Palmer has requested a card shower in honor of her 95th birthday on December 25.
Cards will reach Palmer at Kathleen Palmer, Whispering Pines Assisted Living, P.O. Box 219, Plainview, NE 68769.
Wedding Anniversary: Boschult
Family of David and Roxie (DePeel) Boschult have requested a card shower in honor of their 45th wedding anniversary.
The couple’s family includes: Angie and Daniel Brady of Columbia, Tenn. and Christina and Nathan Voss of Spring Hill, Tenn., and six grandchildren.
They were married at the Brunswick Community Church on December 28, 1975.
Cards will reach the Boschults at 85034 Highway 14, Neligh, NE 68756.
Hoopsters on two-game streak with opener wins
The Plainview Pirates hosted the Wausa Vikings for a home season opener on the local basketball couth, with a nail-biter finish, 64-62, in overtime. To read all about the close game, pick up the latest edition of the Plainview News.
Michael Foods donates to Senior Center...
The Plainview Social Center recently received a Christmas present from Michael Foods in Plainview/Bloomfield. The donation was made to help sponsor the senior food program at the center. The check was presented by Mitch Todd and representatives of Michael Foods, and donated to Manager Diane Elwood of the Plainview Social Center.
Junior wrestlers continue to improve
Plainview Pirate Junior High wrestlers traveled to Petersburg to participate in a triangular with Boone Central (BC) and Norfolk Catholic (NC) on Monday, Dec. 7. To find out how the junior wrestlers did, pick up the latest edition of the Plainview News.
Wrestling team earns first win of the season
The 2020-2021 Pirate wrestling team started their defense of their two consecutive state titles this weekend, kicking off the season with the annual Creighton Invitation on Saturday, December 5, and bringing home a first-place team title. To find out how each wrestler did, read this story in the Plainview News.
Inaugural Pirate bowling team hosts first duals
Submitted Article
First two duals for the 2020-2021 inaugural Plainview Pirate bowling season have already been completed. This is the first year high school bowling has been a part of the Nebraska School Activities Association as an "official" high school sponsored season sport. To read how the team did, pick up the latest edition of the Plainview News.
Students earn ServSafe certificates
Submitted article
Students in Ronita Jacobsen's Culinary I class this year had the opportunity to participate in the National Restaurant Association ServSafe Food Handler course. To read more about ServSafe and the five sections the students studied, pick up the latest edition of the Plainview News.
The Plainview Social Center has their annual Angel Tree up at the Center.
This tree is put up each year as a memorial tree in honor of loved ones that have passed away, or can be donated to a very special person. Each year, family members or friends donate money to the Center in honor of their loved ones.
An angel is then placed on the tree at the Center in memory of those loved ones.
At the end of the Christmas Season when the tree is taken down, the angel is then given to the donor.
“This is a great way to remember and honor your loved ones,” said Manager Diane Elwood. “If you are wanting to donate, please bring your donations in to the Center, or send them to P.O. Box 206.”
The Plainview Health Board agreed at a recent meeting to encourage a recommended policy for all local business owners to ask patrons to wear a mask while in their business.
Signs were created for business owners to hang in their establishments to encourage the recommendation, and while it is just a recommendation, the Board hopes locals will participate in wearing masks to help slow the spread of Covid-19 locally. Any business owner that might not be able to print the sign can pick one up at the City Offices if they wish to participate.
LENRD approved new irrigated acres and groundwater allocations
From the LENRD
Landowners within the Lower Elkhorn Natural Resources District (LENRD) boundaries recently had an opportunity to apply for new irrigated acres. The LENRD board approved applications for standard variances at their November board meeting. The full story can be found in the 'Family and Friends' section of the Plainview News, available now.
Winter sports season to hit full swing this week
With the fall season now behind- Plainview Public Schools will be moving into the winter season of sports and activities with continued COVID exceptions and changes to schedules and spectator rules for what's looking like the majority of the season. Pick up the latest edition of the Plainview News to read the full story.
NENCAP Hires New Veteran Services Health Care Navigator
From NENCAP
Juliette (Julie) Reynolds recently joined the Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) team at Northeast Nebraska Community Action Partnership as the new SSVF Health Care Navigator. To read more, pick up the latest edition of the Plainview News.
"No major problems with Nebraska voting"
From the Nebraska Secretary of State
The 2020 General Election is officially in the books. Members of the Board of State Canvassers reviewed and approved the results of the statewide election. The full story can be found in the latest edition of the Plainview News, available now.
One Act ends season at District
The Plainview Pirate One Act troupe performed their 2020 production, "If They Could Talk" for friends and family in attendance on Sunday, Nov. 29 in the Pirate Auditorium. To find out how the team did at districts, pick up the latest edition of the Plainview News.
DHHS Issues New Directed Health Measures for Nebraskans
A new Directed Health Measure was released by Governor Pete Ricketts and the Department of Health and Human Services as of Tuesday, Dec. 1, and will be in effect until December 31, unless renewed or extended. To read details on the new rules, pick up the latest edition of the Plainview News.
Council denies TC Energy camp permit
Plainview city council members held a public hearing for the special use application for TC Energy during their special meeting on November 30. Following nearly an hour of comments and questions from the audience-both in person and online- the Council voted 2-1 to deny the permit as it was submitted. The full story can be found on the front page of the latest edition of the Plainview News, available now.
"Oh, [coniferous] Christmas Tree"
By: Pam Bergstrom, Forester, Nebraska Forest Service
"Ph Christmas Tree! Oh Christmas Tree! Where Did You Come From?" So, when the Christmas Trees start to go up, or get taken down, do you ever ponder "Where did the Christmas Tree tradition come from" Well, today we will take a quick look at the history of the Christmas tree. The full story can be found in the latest edition of the Plainview News, available now.
Junior High Lady Pirates take on Lady Braves
Veterans honored amid restrictions
Plainview Public Schools hosted the 2020 Veteran's Day program in a special way this year-still honoring veterans during the yearly recognition, but releasing the entire program online. To read about the online program, including where to find it, pick up the latest edition of the Plainview News.
