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CAPITOL VIEW COMMENTARY BY J.L. SCHMIDT STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT NEBRASKA PRESS ASSOCIATION I don’t remember much about my recent 64-block ambulance ride from my house to an urban hospital, but I was told after the fact that it was a matter of a few minutes to keep my body from going into septic shock.

Frustrations, discussions end November Sutton city council meeting Monday night

Mike Johnson, owner of Eagle Pointe Insurance, LLC of Sutton, announced his new affiliation with Cornerstone Bank’s group of insurance agencies. The agency’s new name will be “Cornerstone Insurance Group”. The purchase will be finalized Jan. 10, 2024.

Activities for the 2023 Sutton Parade of Lights holiday festival are starting to take shape for the upcoming event, set to take place Monday, Dec. 4.

Gail “Oz” Griess came out on top of the highly challenging Pigskin Picks “Nebraska High School Playoff Challenge” to claim the win over Linda Hansen by way of the tie-breaker.

SEMIFINAL BOUND: Sandy Creek reaches post-season semifinals for 1st time since 1994 with win at Cross County

Veterans Day programs throughout Clay County will be Friday, Nov. 10, this year, with the annual program at Sandy Creek High School scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m., while programs at Harvard and Sutton will both begin at 10 a.m.

April 18, 1961 ~ Oct. 26, 2023

The Clay County Giving Tree, which started over 35 years ago in the basement of the former Christian Church in Clay Center by Ed and Judy Barnes began small, but little did the Barnes’ know at the time, but the annual event has grown leaps and bounds, as we fast forward to the 2023 Giving Tree wrapping event, slated to be Wednesday, Dec. 20, at the Clay County Fairgrounds Activities Building.

Sutton’s Saunders Ave. partially opened up Monday

During the pandemic, school closures and the transition to online or remote learning were no doubt challenges for our Nebraska students, teachers, and parents.