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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 $375 million above projections, April 2022 marks the largest net revenue increase in state history. For more details pick up your copy of the Plainview News!
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Music pupils under the instruction of Ellie Myers recently took part in a recital at the First Congregational UCC in Plainview. Those performing included, back row (l to r): Mary Meuret, Camryn Brookhouser, Karik Shires, Bastion Curtiss; middle row (l to r): Evie Hughes, Joe Zuhlke, Hero Shires; and front row (l to r): Kaydence Doerr, Holden Shires, Halwyn Shires, Rex Hughes and Ellie Myers. Not pictured: Jake Zuhlke.
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Plainview may be a small town, but that doesn't mean it isn't also a center of constant activity! Just take a look at the community calendar for yourself! You don't want to miss a thing that's going on, and you don't have to! If you sign up for a subscription to your local newspaper, you'll be sure to not miss out. Plus, we have an online edition if you'd rather not receive a physical paper each week, costing only 20$ for a yearly subscription! To see our prices and sign up, visit:https://www.theplainviewnews.com/o/the-plainview-news/page/subscriptions
Eighth-grader Lenyn Ickler qualified for and attended the 2022 Nebraska Championship Meet, the junior high version of a state tournament in track, tying for 22nd out of the 27 competitors at the State event. To learn more and to stay updated, subscribe to the Plainview News.
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A storm came tearing through Plainview this week, causing several downtown buildings to receive some high winds, torn roofs, and other damages around downtown. Want more details? Then don't forget to sign up for your copy of the Plainview News or for our e-edition online!
The Plainview News not only gives you the you need news today, but still provides news stories from the past, giving you the possibility to learn more from times before or revisit stories and events from your past! Check it out at: http://plainviewne.advantage-preservation.com/
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If you're interested in keeping up with Nebraska's public notices, such as information pertaining to proceedings of meetings, elections, budgets, property taxes and hearings, foreclosures or any other vital official matters of government entities, then visit nepublicnotices.com.
The Plainview Board of Education held it's latest council meeting on May 9th! Want to see all the various topics discussed? Then head over to the Plainview News' YouTube channel to check it out (and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn9SpwG9NAk&t=3s
The Plainview Pirate junior high track teams etched some names into the school’s record boards with their achievements this season, breaking and resetting three records in the track books. Want to learn more? Then pick up your copy of the Plainview News or sign up online!
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Plainview may be a small town, but that doesn't mean it isn't also a center of constant activity! You don't want to miss a thing that's going on, and you don't have to! If you sign up for a subscription to your local newspaper, you'll be sure to not miss out. Plus, we have an online edition if you'd rather not receive a physical paper each week, costing only 20$ for a yearly subscription! To see our prices and sign up, visit:https://www.theplainviewnews.com/o/the-plainview-news/page/subscriptions
We know that many of you enjoy being able to go back and look at old articles and news from past years, that's why we make all past editions of the Plainview News available online. If you're interested, then simply visit: http://plainviewne.advantage-preservation.com/
