If you would like to sharpen your driving skills, there are going to be a couple of classes coming up in the area offered by the River Valley Extension District. These Defensive Driving Classes will be held in Clay Center on April 3 & 4 from 6-9 pm at the Extension office at 322 Grant Avenue in Clay Center. Participants ... Read More »
Southeast Community College is offering a new online STOP Class that will make it more convenient for drivers to expunge minor traffic tickets. The new online class, approved by the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles, can be scheduled at any SCC Testing Center on the Beatrice, Lincoln or Milford campuses. This effectively eliminates the wait for a class, and drivers ... Read More »
How much do you know about our hidden treasures, the nation’s national parks? Did you know that the National Park Service’s Midwest Archeological Center is located in Lincoln? Southeast Community College is offering a course titled “America’s Best Idea: Get to Know Your National Parks.” The class will run from 6:30-8 p.m. Thursdays from April 4-18 at SCC’s Continuing Education ... Read More »
Families First of Marshall County will be holding a Parenting Class this Monday evening from 6-9 pm at CMH South Plaza. Pre Enrollment is required, even if you’ve already been to a class. Light snacks will be served, a goodie bag will be given out and you’ll also receive a certificate upon completion of the class. Call Gerri Wybo-Zimmerling at ... Read More »
Southeast Community College has announced a free online class designed for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their independent providers. Independent providers are persons working under contract with the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services to provide services and support for individuals with an intellectual or developmental disability. The “Together We Can!” course became available Jan. 7 and ... Read More »
The KARL Program is seeking applicants for it’s next class and are available on the karlprogram.com website, beginning January 1st. Forms need to be submitted by April 15th. Once the deadline passes, applicants will undergo a screening process and up to 45 of the top candidates will be invited for personal interviews in May 2013. New class members will be ... Read More »
The Washington County High School staged a scary scene with a mock accident Wednesday afternoon in their parking lot. High School Teacher Deb Zabotrksky said the students didn’t go back to class and went out drinking and when they came back into town, they t-boned a vehicle that was leaving the parking lot. There were 3 “injuries” and 1 “fatality” ... Read More »
The Leadership Marshall County Trailblazing Class was announced Thursday night at a social at the Weaver Hotel in Waterville. This year’s class will consist of Angie Armstrong of Frankfort, Paul Byers of Marysville, Alyce Dressman of Frankfort, Rebecca Frerking of Washington, Todd Frye of Marysville, Scott Keller of Marysville, Linda Knott of Marysville, Ashley Kracht of Marysville, Jamie Lienemann of ... Read More »
Leadership Marshall County Accepting Applications until September 1st Second class starts in September Applications are being accepted for Leadership Marshall County’s next class. Due to the success of the program’s inaugural year, the program is expanding and ready to take applications for its second class. Leadership Marshall County is a program divided into seven class sessions; the program identifies leaders ... Read More »
Applications are being accepted for Leadership Marshall County’s next class. Due to the success of the program’s inaugural year, the program is expanding and ready to take applications for its second class. Leadership Marshall County is a program divided into seven class sessions; the program identifies leaders and gives them the skills to provide on-going leadership throughout the county. ... Read More »
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