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The Plainview Peewee 12U baseball team recently completed their 2022 season with a runner-up finish at the age tournament. For more details, be sure to pick up your copy of the Plainview News, or sign up for the e-edition to be able to receive your news digitally.
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The City of Plainview has announced that the second round of the “Downtown Revitalization” funding program has opened for applicants. For more details, check it out in the Plainview News paper, or online on the e-edition.
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The Creighton-Plainview Senior Legion Titans will take to the field for the C1 Senior Legion baseball tournament, starting in Neligh this year, on Friday, July 22. For more information, be sure to pick up your weekly copy of the Plainview News, or visit our website and subscribe!
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Creighton-Plainview’s Junior Legion baseball team competed against Wakefield on July 16th, and if you want to purchase any photographs from this or any other recent sporting events, the Plainview News has got you covered!
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Plainview High School will be hosting a Driver’s Education course taught by Northeast Community College. Want to learn more about it? Then check it out in the newest edition of Plainview News, or visit our website to sign up for the e-edition.
Bill Altwine will be back in the field with his horses again this year, for his annual “haying with horses” event on Saturday, July 23. For more details and news like this, be sure to pick up your edition of The Plainview news today.
Families were greatly entertained by the singing, dancing, and teaching style of Dino O’Dell on Wednesday, July 6. Dino, whose real name is Dinosaur O’Dell, taught the families about the three eras of earth’s history, while singing and dancing and playing his guitar... Read more about it in your copy of the Plainview News, or sign up for your e-edition today on our website ThePlainviewNews.com
Jeff and Angela Wortman of rural Plainview have announced the birth of a new son, Jesse Mark, born to them on June 24, 2022. He was welcomed home by siblings Guy, Sophia, Calvin and Norah, and weighed 6 lbs., 7 oz. Grandparents are Warren and Ann Wortman of Creighton and Al and LaRue Dyczek of Omaha.
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Lots of construction work is being down around town, whether it's new tennis courts, expansions to the Klown Doll Museum, or reparations for the school and roads! Don't want to miss out? Then consider getting a subscription to the Plainview News!
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Hannah Darnall posing with a bat she shattered while playing at the State Tournament in Hastings this past weekend. Darnall is a member of the SWAT area softball team. Also pictured is the SWAT team members... Curious? For more information, get your copy of the Plainview News.
Midwest Bank announced its social media contest winners for the “Extreme Classroom Makeover” last week, awarding checks to Paige Goetzinger of Plainview Public Schools and Christina Hammer of Creighton Community Public Schools... Find the rest in your copy of the Plainview News!
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This group of 12 staff members and 45 students worked diligently throughout the month of June to sharpen their reading and math skills. “A special thanks to all those involved and see everyone August 18th,” said Elementary Principal Jen Hodson. For more details, pick up your copy of the Plainview News, or sign up for the e-edition.
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