Orchard trustees approves mower bid

The Village of Orchard approved a bid for a Rhino mower when the board of trustees met in regular session, Oct. 13.

Trustees approved a $650 bid from Mike Strope for the piece of equipment.

Trustees also approved appointing a Kearney-based company as the village's engineer. Miller & Associates will continue in the position, following a motion from John Ferguson and second by Tyson Schutt.

Chris Miller was appointed street superintendent. All trustees present approved the motion. Trustee Glen Cheatum was absent.

Discussion on dangerous buildings in town occurred, with the consensus agreeing to...