Last year’s sixth‐graders at Plainview Elementary made a donation of their revenue from the class’s annual pie sales to the Plainview Brunswick Community Fund this week – totaling $2,835...
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On November 1st, the Plainview Pirate varsity and junior varsity quiz bowl teams competed in the Lewis & Clark Conference Quiz Bowl held at Wayne State College. Sixteen schools from the conference brought varsity and JV teams. Read the full story in this week's Plainview News!
Members of the Plainview Pirate high school choir attended the 2022 Lewis & Clark Conference Choir event in Bloomfield on Monday, Nov. 7, performing with
the group, and also in a small group under the direction of Brittani Beegle. For more, get your copy of the Plainview News!
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Members of the Plainview Junior High Choir attended the 51st Choral clinic at Elkhorn Valley this past weekend. The youth were under the direction of the clinician, Dr. Joel Johnson, and Ginger Bruzek was accompanist. To learn more, read the full story in the Plainview News!
Plainview is always busy with community events, just like the "Tricks and Treats" event held for Halloween! Want to see pictures from this and other events, or read about them? To do so, read all about it in the Plainview News!
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Julie Wells, was recently named as the 2022 Caring Kind recipient at the CHI
Plainview Hospital. Wells was honored last Friday at the Nebraska Hospital
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The last day of the season for the Plainview Farmers Market was Wednesday, October 19th. An awards presentation was held after the market closed to honor and recognize the people, organizations, and businesses... Want to learn more? Then read more about it in the Plainview News!
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A planned outage is scheduled for electric customers in Boyd County, as well as parts of Holt and Knox County, Sunday, November 6 from 1 to 5 p.m., following the completion of upgrades to the main substation that serves the area.
The outage will impact Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) customers in the communities of Butte, Bristow, and Lynch, as well as the Village of Spencer, and Niobrara Valley Electric Membership Corporation customers in rural Boyd County, northwestern Knox County, and northern Holt County.
The first of two planned outages occurred on September 18, so crews could begin making substation upgrades. Now that the upgrades have been completed, a second planned outage will be observed so that the system can be returned to normal operation. “Outages are never ideal, and we appreciate everyone’s patience during this process. These upgrades will help ensure that area residents have reliable power for years to come,” says NPPD Account Manager Brittney Koenig.
“Similar to the first planned outage in September, our crews will be taking the chance to complete work on other parts of our system that would otherwise require an outage,” notes Niobrara Valley Electric Membership Corporation General Manager Matt Fritz.
NPPD and Niobrara Valley Electric Membership Corporation will begin reaching out to customers who will be impacted by the outage between November 1st and 3rd.
The Plainview Pirate boys’ cross country team took to the road last week to compete in the 2022 Nebraska School Activities Association’s State Cross Country Invitational. Four runners - Jordan Mosel, Kyler Mosel, Brett Norris and Carter Parr ran for the Pirate team.
