Sheehy views progress in rural Nebraska
 CAMBRIDGE - Nebraska
Lt. Governor Rick Sheehy viewed economic development happening
in Cambridge on Friday, January 29th at his request
to meet the new owners of the ethanol plant to tour the Cambridge
Telephone Company’s
new fiber project and the new hospital. A group including
Mayor Mark Harpst, Cambridge Economic Development
Board members, and business leaders accompanied Lt. Gov. Sheehy
and Nebraska
Department of Economic Development representative Andrea McClintic. Read
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FROG
celebrates one year of exercising
 CAMBRIDGE
- The FROG (Fitness Reaching Older Generations) Program celebrates
one year this week. The FROG Program is a free, fun and upbeat
low impact exercise regimen, open to the public, which members
can do at his or her own pace, even sitting during exercise
if necessary. The program’s emphasis is on balance,
flexibility and cardiovascular health that strengthens the
upper and lower body. “It is
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Cambridge places second at St. Pat’s
 NORTH
PLATTE - Cambridge
placed second at the North Platte St. Patrick’s Wrestling
Invite on Saturday, January
30th with 134. Sutherland won the invite with 149 points.
Individual champions for Cambridge
were Carson Farr at 125 and Cody Vandegrift at 171. Read
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Ladies come so close
 WALLACE
- The Cambridge Lady Trojans came up just short of their
goal of the RPAC championship
game in Wallace. The Lady Trojans won over Bertrand on Saturday,
Medicine Valley on Monday, then fell by a close one to Southern
Valley on Thursday night and won over Wallace in the consolation
game of the RPAC finals Saturday at Wallace for third place.
Cambridge 40
S. Valley 43
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Taylor comes up big
 WALLACE – Cole
Taylor gave the two biggest games of his career so far and
helped lead his team to the RPAC conference championship
Saturday night against Wauneta Palisade. Few expected to
see Cambridge in the championship game, but it became a reality
for Trojan fans after Cambridge knocked off the top seed
Alma on Tuesday night, and then defeated Arapahoe in another
thrilling win, but fell to Wauneta Palisade in the championship
game for the runner-up plaque.
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News
deadline is 5 p.m. Monday
PINK
OUT! The Cambridge Student Council is sponsoring a
Pink Out at the February 9th Basketball Game.
They encourage everyone to wear pink to the game. An optional
t-shirt is available for order on Friday January 22 at various
locations and the school. Proceeds will go to Breast Cancer
Society.
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