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  • Isms: Views on life in rural America

    LuAnn Schindler, Publisher|Feb 12, 2025

    If I had an extra $8 million tucked away, I’m not sure I would have spent it on a 30-second spot during Sunday’s big game. A couple caused chuckles, others left me scratching my head. The biggest takeaway: social awareness can be subtle and effective. Dove’s “Keep Her Confident” spot packed a strong message. At age three, a young girl running is unstoppable. By age 14, the same girl will think her legs are unbearable. “One in two girls who quit sports are criticized for their body type. Let’s ch...

  • Defendant tests positive for THC before arraignment, case continued once again

    LuAnn Schindler, Publisher|Feb 5, 2025

    Jasmine M. Maughan, 21, of Neligh, appeared for arraignment, in Antelope County District Court, Jan. 29, on one count of DUI-cause serious bodily injury, a Class IIIA felony; one count of procure/sell alcohol to minor/incompetent, a Class I misdemeanor; one count of criminal mischief-$0 to $500, a Class III misdemeanor; and one count of possess or use of drug paraphernalia, an infraction. Antelope County Attorney Joe Smith advised court officials that Maughan tested positive for THC. The...

  • Joan Hawk

    Feb 5, 2025

    Funeral services for Joan Hawk, 82, will be 10:30 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 8, at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Ewing. Burial will be in St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will be Friday, Feb. 7, from 5 p.m. to p.m. ,with 7 p.m. wake service at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Ewing. Snider Memorial Funeral Home is handling the arrangements. Joan died on Feb. 2, 2025, at Avera St. Anthony's Hospital in O'Neill. Condolences may be directed the family at www.snidermemorial.com. ~~~~~ Joan...

  • Jackie Kallhoff Sidman

    Jan 22, 2025

    Jackie (Kallhoff) Sidman, who was named after her father, was born Aug. 28, 1964 in Neligh, the daughter of Jack and Bonnie (Damme) Kallhoff . She died at her home in rural Kensington, Kansas, due to complications from diabetes, on Jan. 9, 2025, at the age of 60. Her early years were spent on the family farm south of Clearwater. This is where the "cowgirl" was started, as she loved taking care of the animals and riding "her" horse Tom. She lived in and around Clearwater until graduating from...

  • AMH receives equipment grant

    Jan 22, 2025

    In December, Antelope Memorial Hospital was selected as one of the recipients of a grant from the "For The Girls" organization in Norfolk. Kristen Kester, AMH radiology director, and Diane Brugger, AMH chief executive officer, accepted the grant, totaling $30,000, from the For The Girls board of directors. The grant will be used toward the purchase of a new 3D mammography machine that will be installed at AMH later this spring...

  • VILLAGE OF CLEARWATER APPROVED CLAIMS

    Jan 22, 2025

    VILLAGE OF CLEARWATER APPROVED CLAIMS General Checking: Main St. Repair, sup, 204.95; Eakes Office Solutions, sup, 131.96; Farmers Pride, sup, 312.77; ERPPD, util, 1,164.43; Antelope Co. Treasurer, srv, 100.00; Neligh Auto & Machine, sup, 32.15; NNTC, util, 159.08; Western Oil II, fuel, 180.74; Applied Connective Technologies, srv, 75.00; ALLO Business, srv, 61.00; Black Hills Energy, util, 638.73; Advanced Consulting Engineering Services, srv, 2,534.62; Clearwater Library, tnfr, 2,250.00; inHANCE Utility Solutions, srv, 13,925.00; ColdType...

  • APPROVED CLAIMS SUMMERLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL

    Jan 22, 2025

    APPROVED CLAIMS SUMMERLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL Amazon Capital Services, Inc., sup, 901.55; Antelope County Clerk, election fees, 270.72; Antelope Memorial Hospital, bus driver physical, 204.00; Aschoff, Molly, mileage, 1,109.52; Birch, Jacob B., mileage, 1,833.12; Black Hills Energy, nat gas, 355.33; Blain Pumping & Plumbing, septic pumping, 1,680.00; Bud’s Sanitary Service, LLC, trash pickup, 2,533.00; Capital One Bk(USA), NA, conf exp/sup/fees, 1,116.65; ColdType Publishing, printing, 410.00; Cornhusker International Trucks, Inc., rep, 1,341.00; D...

  • Summerland freshman uses SkillsUSA training to save infant's life

    LuAnn Schindler, Publisher|Jan 15, 2025

    When an infant needed a lifeline, a 15-year-old Ewing teen sprang into action without hesitation. Little did Taelyn Nilson know the CPR skills she acquired through SkillsUSA - a career and technical education organization at Summerland Public School - would save a life on a cold December night. "I just thought it would make a good speech," Nilson said. On Dec. 19, after a basketball game in O'Neill, Nilson opted for a ride home with her mom instead of the school bus, craving a McDonald's $5...

  • Isms: Views on life in rural America

    LuAnn Schindler, Publisher|Jan 15, 2025

    Dear Mark Zuckerberg: How ironic your company axed its fact-checking program, aimed at stopping the proliferation of disinformation, earlier last week. Imagine my surprise on Thursday, when this newspaper, a community weekly covering the Summerland region in Nebraska, had a post celebrating Orchard Fire and Rescue Department members honored for long-time service, removed from Facebook. I linked the story from our paper’s website directly to your social media site, a procedure I’ve done mul...

  • 2024 recap: Kids, taxes, agriculture and values

    Gov. Jim Pillen|Jan 8, 2025

    8 was an excellent year for Nebraska. We stood strong for property tax relief, took steps to grow agricultural production, and protected our children and values. Kids In 2024, we took steps to protect children by signing LB 1092 into law. This bill protects our kids from the scourge of online pornography and oversexualization by requiring age verification to access pornographic websites. As a result of this legislation, Pornhub, the leading distributor of online pornography, ceased offering...

  • Bomgaars present donation to Antelope Memorial Hospital

    Jan 8, 2025

    n November 2024, Bomgaars stores across the Midwest held a "Night of Festive Fun & Fall Shopping - Just for Ladies." Bomgaars joined with local hospitals to bring awareness of women's health issues and passed along a 20% discount for ladies in attendance that evening. Last week, Mike Olson, manager of Bomgaars in Neligh, presented a check for $646.32 to Diane Brugger, Antelope Memorial Hospital chief executive officer, who accepted the gift on behalf of Antelope Memorial Hospital. The gift is a...

  • Lois J Mosel

    Dec 25, 2024

    Funeral services for Lois J. Mosel, 78 of Clearwater, will be 2 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 31, at Snider Memorial Funeral Home in Clearwater, with Pastor Luther Zuberbier officiating. Burial will be in Clearwater Cemetery. Visitation will be at 12 p.m. to the time of service, Tuesday, Dec. 31, at Snider Memorial Funeral Home in Clearwater. Lois died on Dec. 27, 2024, at Antelope Memorial Hospital in Neligh. Snider Memorial Funeral Home is handling the arrangements. Condolences may be directed to the...

  • AMH recognizes employees for years of service

    Dec 18, 2024

    Employees of Antelope Memorial Hospital are recognized for years of service, Caring Kind and the Nebraska Hospital Association's Trustee of the Year at the AMH Christmas party, Friday, Dec. 13 at the American Legion in Neligh. Receiving awards were Diane Brugger, 5; Judy Broberg, 15; Lauren Kinney, 10; Donna Keetle, 5; Marsha Schilousky , 10; Merry Sprout, 30; John Mlnarik, Trustee of the Year; Samantha Vanis, 5; Robin Choate, 5; Wendi Reinke, 15; Kristen Kester, 20; Steven Simonsen, 15; Karen...

  • AMH offers Move It to Lost It contest

    Dec 18, 2024

    "On January 6, 2025, our next 'Move It to Lose It' Contest begins here at Antelope Memorial Hospital," said Vanessa Carpenter, AMH wellness director. "I look forward to offering a fresh start to area residents – in supporting their wellness goals. It's often helps to be more accountable when one teams up with family or friends to initiate healthier habits. This contest is an excellent way to kick off 2025 and reach their goals!" The contest has three categories for men, women and teams. It r...

  • VILLAGE OF CLEARWATER APPROVED CLAIMS

    Dec 18, 2024

    VILLAGE OF CLEARWATER APPROVED CLAIMS General Checking: BlackStrap Inc., sup, 1,098.90; Bomgaars, sup, 184.86; ERPPD, util, 1,155.18; ALLO Business, srv, 36.00; NNTC, util, 162.70; Black Hills Energy, util, 411.72; Western Oil II, LLC, fuel, 245.46; ColdType Publishing, adv, 347.46; Jarecki Sharp Petersen, lgl, 300.00; Antelope Co. Sheriff, srv, 1,302.25; General Savings, tnfr, 2,572.14; Economic Savings, tnfr, 2,572.14; Neb. Municipal Clerks’ Institute, sch, 443.00; Cornerstone Bank, srv, 25.00; Neb. Dept. of Revenue, tx, 2,032.78; EMC I...

  • Provider leaving AMH, farewell reception announced

    Antelope Memorial Hospital|Dec 11, 2024

    On Jan. 17, Amanda Wolff, APRN, will conclude her employment at Antelope Memorial Hospital. Due to a growing family, she has decided to take a job closer to home. Wolff said has enjoyed her time at AMH and AMH Family Practice Clinics. After Jan. 17, her patients may continue to receive care from another member of the AMH Medical Staff, including doctors Roger Rudloff, Troy Dawson, Kelli Osborn and Josh Thoendel; Angela Sucha, and Anita Murphy, PA-Cs; and Ashley Niewohner, APRN. Together, they pr...

  • Take care of precautions for frostbite

    Submitted Article, Antelope Memorial Hospital|Dec 11, 2024

    “It is important to plan ahead when traveling or being exposed to extremely cold winter conditions,” said Dr. Troy Dawson of Antelope Memorial Hospital. “By taking a few precautions, the risk for frostbite injury may be prevented. Frostbite occurs when blood vessels and skin tissue are damaged after exposure to temperatures below 32 degrees Fahrenheit, added Dr. Dawson. "It can occur quickly or slowly. The speed of a frostbite injury depends upon how cold or windy the temperature conditions are and the length of exposure to those condi...

  • Republicans have a lengthy 'wish list' after retaining filibuster-proof majority

    Paul Hammel, Nebraska Statehouse Correspondent|Dec 4, 2024

    Everyone has a "wish list" – things they'd like to get done, things they'd like to see happen, things they wish would come true. But the Nebraska Republican Party recently put together the mother of all wish lists. In a four-page document unveiled last month, the Nebraska GOP listed more than 70 policy changes they'd like to see at the state, local and national level. The long list of wishes include returning the state to a "winner-take-all" system of awarding its electoral votes for p...

  • AMH receives four awards for excellence

    Submitted Article|Nov 27, 2024

    This month, Antelope Memorial Hospital received national and state awards for excellence. The hospital was first recognized for the 2024 Performance Leadership Award for excellence in Quality, Outcomes and Patient Perspective as part of the National Rural Health Day celebration. Compiled by The Chartis Center for Rural Health, the Performance Leadership Award honors top quartile performance (75th percentile or above) among rural hospitals across the United States in the categories of quality, ou...

  • Damage reported in two-vehicle accident in Holt County

    Nov 20, 2024

    Holt County Sheriff's Office personnel responded to a two-vehicle collision, north of Atkinson, on Nov. 15. At approximately 4 a.m., a 2013 Freightliner, driven by Derek Hollenbeck, was northbound on Highway 11. As he approached 881 Road and attempted to turn westbound onto 881 Road, he hit the front end of a trailer on a 2013 Volvo semitruck, driven by Danaila Mugurel. Mugurel was attempting to pass Hollenbeck in the intersection as Hollenbeck attempted to complete the turn. Due to the impact, the Volvo overturned on the driver's side and...

  • Two vehicle accident reported near Atkinson

    Nov 13, 2024

    Holt County Sheriff’s office personnel responded to a two-vehicle accident north of Atkison. On Nov. 6, at approximately 2:45 p.m., a 2020 Ford Edge, driven by Thomas Krcilek was westbond on 883 Road, east of Highway 11. As Krcilek approched the highway, he failed to stop at a stop sign and continued into the intersection and came into contact with the rear of a northbound 2016 white cargo van driven by Tyler Brockberg. The van was towing a trailer with a scissor lift on it. The trailer dislodged from the van and came to rest in the west d...

  • Medicare Advantage: A growing risk to Nebraska's rural health care

    Jed Hansen, Nebraska Rural Health Association|Nov 6, 2024

    Medicare enrollment period begins on Oct. 15, extending through Dec. 7th. Throughout this time, seniors across Greater Nebraska will receive numerous calls and letters urging them to switch to Medicare Advantage plans. While these plans often promote cost savings and added perks, the reality for patients and health care providers can be much different. Patients face delays and higher costs Unlike traditional Medicare, Medicare Advantage plans often require prior approval for care. In fact, nearly all Medicare Advantage enrollees must get prior...

  • Mlnarik receives award for service to hospital board of trustees

    Oct 23, 2024

    On Oct. 16, John Mlnarik of Clearwater, president of Antelope Memorial Hospital's Board of Trustees, was recognized as the winner of the Nebraska Hospital Association's 2024 Trustee of the Year Award. The award ceremony was held during the Nebraska Hospital Association annual convention at Embassy Suites in LaVista. Diane Brugger, AMH chief executive officer, nominated Mlnarik for the prestigious award, highlighting his contributions as a leader at AMH. Mlnarik has been a member of the AMH Board...

  • Legislator explains ballot measures

    Sen. Barry Dekay|Oct 16, 2024

    I would first like to express my gratitude to the first responders who quickly handled the explosion and fire at St. Patrick’s Parish in O’Neill earlier this week. I am thankful that there were no catastrophic injuries or loss of life and am hopeful that the parish, Avera St. Anthony’s Hospital and St. Mary’s School can quickly recover. I have been in contact with other state officials to help coordinate state resources to ease the recovery of Avera St. Anthony’s, which sustained damage. I...

  • Explosion, fire destroys O'Neill church office building

    LuAnn Schindler, Publisher|Oct 9, 2024

    Whether the luck of the Irish was with them or if a divine power intervened, emergency personnel are thankful that no fatalities or major injuries were reported in an explosion that rocked O'Neill before sunrise on Monday. At approximately 5:55 a.m., an explosion occurred in the St. Patrick's Parish Center, in the 300 block of Benton Street. KBRX Radio owner Scott Poese, of O'Neill reported flames as high as 50 to 60 feet were visible in the early-morning skies shortly after the blast occurred....

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