It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to an awesome man this week. Greg Meyer passed away Tuesday from complications from a recent surgery. Greg was the local barber, fishing expert, music man, and all around good guy. I could always count on him for a witty comment on my facebook. When his dog would escape Greg would come to our house because the dog liked to visit our dogs. I would go with Joe when he got a haircut just to listen to Greg's stories. His barbershop was totally man's world. Our condolences go out to Paige and Cindy. Paige was the light of his life. He often told me what she was up to and he would just gleam with pride. So long, Greg, you will be greatly missed.
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Mahoney State Park Opens 2014 With 'Always A Bridesmaid'
Mahoney State Park announces that KBC Productions will open the comedy, “Always a Bridesmaid,” at the Kountze Memorial Theater on Saturday, January 18. The story is written by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten. Four girlfriends have sworn to keep the promise they made on the night of their Senior Prom: to be in each other's weddings…no matter what. More than thirty years later, these Southern friends-for-life are determined to honor that vow.
The classmates include Brandy Palatas and Kathleen Smith (Papillion), Sharon Kryger (La Vista) and Melinda Mead (Plattsmouth). Brenda Jones (Louisville) and Samantha Colbert (Lincoln) complete the rest of the cast. The play is produced by KBC Productions and directed by Kevin Colbert. Performance dates are January 18, 19, 24, 25, 26, 31 and February 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, and 16. Friday and Saturday shows are at 7:30PM and Sundays are at 2:00PM. Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for children 12 and under. For reservations contact Mahoney State Park at 402-944-2523 ext. 7122.
Pictured in attached photo from bottom to top: Samantha Colbert, Brenda Jones, Brandy Palatas, Sharon Kryger, Melinda Mead, Kathleen Smith.
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The Cass County Republican Party will host its annual Lincoln-Eisenhower-Reagan Dinner on Tuesday the 18th of February at the County Fairgrounds in Weeping Water. Guest Speakers include all six Governor Candidates: Tom Carlson, Mike Foley, Charlie Janssen, Beau McCoy, Pete Ricketts, and Bryan Slone. Opening remarks will be provided by District 2 Senate Candidates Bill Kintner and Ron Nolte. For Tickets ($15 each) contact Dean Helmick at (402) 298-7281.
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'Belles and Whistles’ Take the Stage at Lofte Community Theatre
The Lofte Theatre in Manley announces that the mother-daughter duo group, “Belles and Whistles” will take the stage on Saturday, February 15 at 7pm. All seats are reserved and tickets are only $15.
This Omaha based group is likened to another family duo, ‘The Judd’s.’ Daughter Kelli leads with her charming vocals with mother Jaymie sings harmony and plays guitar. Jaymie is no stranger to combining family and music. For many years, she was on the road singing with her sisters in their popular band, ‘Mulberry Lane.’ During the past two years, ‘Belles and Whistles’ has performed with Trace Adkins, Jerrod Niemann, Montgomery Gentry, Scotty McCreery and many others.
Call the Lofte Box Office at 402.234.2553 for reservations. The Lofte is located just east of the intersection of Hwy 1 and Hwy 50 near the town of Manley.
Pictured on Attachment: Mother-daughter duo Jaymie and Kellie Jones of ‘Belles and Whistles’ will perform at the Lofte Community Theatre on Saturday, February 15 at 7pm.
SPLAT!!!!!
Someone was up to some high jinx Saturday night in Elmwood and Murdock. Many cars and at least one house were egged. They hit our neighborhood about 11:00 pm. One of my neighbors heard the Splat, Splat as his truck was hit and then some laughter as the vehicle sped away...on to my house no doubt. The deputy investigating is looking for witnesses or clues to who might have done this. It may sound like it was a fun way for some kids to spend the evening but it was also vandalism which can result in misdemeanor charges. So was it some of the kids from Elmwood or Murdock? Were they from another town just looking for some fun? I don't know but I wish they would catch them and sentence them to mowing the lawns all summer of everyone they hit with eggs. That's fair...they hit so many cars that they should be busy from sun up to sun down all summer long! That will keep them busy!
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