At the Plainview Chamber of Commerce’s Butch Anderson Memorial Bullride, only one rider stayed seated to win much prize money, with the majority of the Calcutta going to the “bulls” as the winner of the day. Overall, the Calcutta raised $3,900, with the first-prize going to Jason Kursave of Arcadia for his successful ride on “Cherry Fizzy.” Plainview’s own Travis Hofmann rode on Sunday, as well as Jensen Raabe from Hadar, and riders from Allen, Norfolk, Order, Battle Creek, Grand Island, Spaulding and South Dakota and Iowa. For more information and news, please consider signing up for your copy of the Plainview News.
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The Plainview Library Foundation and Plainview Pool Board held a slightly-delayed triathlon for runners, bikers and swimmers during the Plainview Klown Festival last weekend with winners from all age groups. The “top two” finishers, team and individual, were awarded in each division, and everyone that participated received a prize from the group as well. For more information, be sure to pick up your copy of the Plainview News.
Plainview just held it's annual "Klown Festival", but that doesn't mean that the community is going to slow down! In fact, among many future events, the Highway 20 Hotrod Car Show is happening on June 11th! You'll want to be on top of the town's newest developments. To do so, consider visiting ThePlainviewNews.com and signing up to get your trusted news. For only $20 you can purchase an annual e-edition, or if you're already subscribed, simply pay an extra $5! If you're out of State but still want news about Plainview, you can get a free e-edition.
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The 2022 Chamber “Outstanding” Awards were presented on Saturday evening at the Band Shell Park following the Chamber entertainment. Those winning awards were (l to r): Plainview Family Pharmacy, Ashley Dendinger, Outstanding Business; Mike McManaman, Outstanding Service to Plainview; Peace Akinningbagbe, Outstanding Youth; and Eileen Bramer, Oustanding Citizen. The 2022 Chamber “Outstanding” Farm Family was the Justin and Melissa Doerr family from south of Plainview - pictured are Dani, Melissa, Connor, Barrett, Justin and Wyatt.
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Small nonfarm businesses in five Nebraska counties and neighboring counties in South Dakota are now eligible to apply for low interest federal disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration. Want to learn more? Then head over to ThePlainviewNews.com and sign up!
Plainview will be having a busy month, as you can see by looking at the Community Calendar! The Plainview News makes a special effort to give you the news when you need it, and by signing up you can learn more about all these events.
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Plainview's annual Klown Festival is on it's way, providing lot's of free and fun family entertainment! If you're interested in participating, take a look at this schedule of events. If you want to keep updated on more events, sign up for the Plainview News' weekly paper.
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The Creighton/Plainview Titans Senior Legion team kicked off its season with two wins this last weekend, beating O’Neill 6-5 and Valentine 4-1. This week they will travel to Neligh and Albion, before hosting Twin River in Plainview this Saturday, June 4 for a double header starting at 5 p.m.
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The City Council held it's most recent meeting on May 12th. Want to see it? Then follow the link below, and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and SHARE the video to help support the channel and to get more future updates! https://youtu.be/Hr16_rcpXcA
With 46 donors ready to donate, the Plainview FCCLA Chapter hosted the Red Cross Blood Drive Wednesday, May 18th at the high school. Unfortunately, due to Red Cross Staff shortages that occurred throughout the day, 13 donors were notified of their cancelled donation times. The day ended with 35 units being collected, just seven short of the 42-unit goal set by the Red Cross. The next blood drive will be July 13th at the Elementary School lunchroom.
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Brunswick’s village board has announced project now has a project timeline for their Musical Park which will be under development. The park now has it's own Facebook page to follow and inform interested parties on the fundraising. To get more details, sign up for your copy of the Plainview News!
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Nebraska just broke $1 billion in tax receipts, hitting $1,185,536,454, and with net receipts at $939 million. At $375 million above projections, April 2022 marks the largest net revenue increase in state history. For more details pick up your copy of the Plainview News!
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Music pupils under the instruction of Ellie Myers recently took part in a recital at the First Congregational UCC in Plainview. Those performing included, back row (l to r): Mary Meuret, Camryn Brookhouser, Karik Shires, Bastion Curtiss; middle row (l to r): Evie Hughes, Joe Zuhlke, Hero Shires; and front row (l to r): Kaydence Doerr, Holden Shires, Halwyn Shires, Rex Hughes and Ellie Myers. Not pictured: Jake Zuhlke.
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