Events

Pre-registration due by Monday, February 24th. No registration fee, and meeting materials are included.

Is poultry manure right for your cropping operation? Learn more at the manure land application workshop presented by the UNL Manure Management Team.

Agenda includes: * Background on poultry facilities and raising poultry. * Utilizing poultry manure for crop production. * Panel discussion with producers currently using manure in their cropping systems. * Odor risk and land application regulations.

Call the Library for more details

Late Registration Day begins!! Practices start!!! Volunteer Deposit is required at registration. The deposit will be refunded at the end of the season for those parents participating by working concession stand, coaching a team. officiating a game, assisting with a luncheon, etc.

*Recreational Teams: Ages Pre-K - 12th Grade. Minimum of 6 games, all in David City
*Competitive Travel Teams: Ages 10-11 (U12) and Ages 12-13 (U14). Minimum of 6 games on weekends, travel to Lincoln and Omaha-metro area, and host two games in David City.
*Both teams will receive player cards, eligible to play in tournaments, if you play Competitive Registration, there is NO Additional cost to also play on a Recreational Team.

BCSC Board: Austin Witmer, Shane Keeling, Darci Betzen, Eric DeWispelare, Jimmy Schultz, Susan Littlefield, and Mary Coufal.

Located at 616 Bradford Street, in Seward. Registration fee is $5.00 per class, includes a meal and class materials. Classes run from 6-8 PM. There's plenty of time for questions, sharing , reacting and connecting with presenters and fellow participants. It's a relaxed, fun and dynamic way to learn, grow and meeting other farm and ranch women.

David City Public Schools has an exciting professional development day planned for the morning of March 3rd. The UNL Extension Office will be facilitating a poverty simulation to help staff understand the impact of poverty on students, community, and families. For the simulation, each staff member will be assigned a role of a person in poverty.
We are looking for community volunteers. In addition to our staff playing the part of a person in poverty, we need members of our community to play the part of business owners. The extension office has all the material needed to run each business. As a volunteer, you will be provided information needed when you arrive.
The simulation will start at 8AM and end around 10:30AM on March 3rd. We would love for you to join us around 7:45AM.
Please let Robyn Warner, DCHS Assistant Principal, know if you would like to be a part of this simulation. Please sign up on the document at below with your name and email address. Once Ms. Warner has your information, she will follow up with a video providing more information about your role as a volunteer. Please contact Robyn Warner if you cannot access the Google Doc or have additional questions. Thank you for your time!

Come visit with the residents and warm up with free cup of coffee.

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Proceeds support community projects and scholarships. Meal includes chili, cinnamon roll and drink.

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

Social & Silent Auction - 5 PM, Dinner at 7 PM followed by Live Auction. Prime Rib or Chicken Dinner ($50 per person). Please contact Ed Meysenburg or Laura Daro to purchase tickets.

All proceeds will go towards refurbishing of the Labor and Delivery Room at the Butler County Health Care Center.

Serving Buffet Style: Pork Chops & Pork Loin, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Dumplings, Sauerkraut, Vegetable, Bread/Rolls, Dessert
Raffle - featuring cash prizes + free will donation
Bake Sale By: First Catholic Slovak Ladies Association (FCSLA)
For the Benefit of: Holy Trinity PCCW

Living Well participants will build confidence, knowledge and skills to better manage daily health by:

* Managing medication
* Dealing with difficult emotions
* Controlling pain
* Setting and accomplishing goals
* Fighting fatigue & frustration
* Starting a physical activity program
* Solving problems
* Communicating better with others

Who benefits from Living Well?
All people with ongoing health conditions, such as:
* Arthritis
* Diabetes
* Heart Disease
* Asthma
* Cancer
* Depression
* Fibromyalgia
* Congestive Heart Failure
* COPD
* Parkinsons
* Anxiety
* Other chronic conditions
Living Well is also for individuals who care for people with chronic conditions. This is a 6 session workshop. There's no charge for the Living Well workshop. This is a 6 session workshop. There's no charge for the Living Well workshop.

Soup's on! Come enjoy soup and let the kids play carnival games! Carry out available too!

Four Corners will provide an informative topic called, “Coronavirus (COVID-19); What Communities and Businesses Need to Know”.

• Recent Developments
• What this might mean for Butler County
• How local businesses and communities can do to prepare

Please RSVP for an accurate head count. Quality Catering will provide the meal for our Chamber Luncheon.

Sponsored by Food Bank of Lincoln.

Come join us for breakfast!!

*Recreational Teams: Ages Pre-K - 12th Grade. Minimum of 6 games, all in David City
*Competitive Travel Teams: Ages 10-11 (U12) and Ages 12-13 (U14). Minimum of 6 games on weekends, travel to Lincoln and Omaha-metro area, and host two games in David City.
*Both teams will receive player cards, eligible to play in tournaments, if you play Competitive Registration, there is NO Additional cost to also play on a Recreational Team.

BCSC Board: Austin Witmer, Shane Keeling, Darci Betzen, Eric DeWispelare, Jimmy Schultz, Susan Littlefield, and Mary Coufal.

$125 per table (max of 8 people per table, 18 years old minimum). Doors open at 6 PM, then Trivia starts at 7 PM. Serving chili & cinnamon rolls. Alcohol served by Butler County Ag Society (cash bar). Cash prizes for 1st and 2nd place.

Located at 2345 North Nebraska Ave, in York. Registration fee is $5.00 per class, includes a meal and class materials. Classes run from 6-8 PM. There's plenty of time for questions, sharing , reacting and connecting with presenters and fellow participants. It's a relaxed, fun and dynamic way to learn, grow and meeting other farm and ranch women.

Living Well participants will build confidence, knowledge and skills to better manage daily health by:

* Managing medication
* Dealing with difficult emotions
* Controlling pain
* Setting and accomplishing goals
* Fighting fatigue & frustration
* Starting a physical activity program
* Solving problems
* Communicating better with others

Who benefits from Living Well?
All people with ongoing health conditions, such as:
* Arthritis
* Diabetes
* Heart Disease
* Asthma
* Cancer
* Depression
* Fibromyalgia
* Congestive Heart Failure
* COPD
* Parkinsons
* Anxiety
* Other chronic conditions
Living Well is also for individuals who care for people with chronic conditions. This is a 6 session workshop. There's no charge for the Living Well workshop.

The winning raffle ticket will have a choice of the two quilts pictured above. Tickets will be available for purchase for $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. The drawing will be held on March 18th at noon. Need not be present to win. Sponsored by the David City Library Foundation. A salad luncheon will be provided by the Friends of the Library. Please call 403-367-3100 for reservations.

Celebrate spring with chamber music by Harris Academy of the Arts. Local student art from six area schools will be on display during this reception. Elegant refreshments celebrating spring will be provided.

Join Conservation Nebraska and Daryl Anderson, the water resources manager for Lower Platte North NRD, to learn about the Wellhead Protection Program. The program's goal is to protect public drinking water supplies from contamination through local planning and activties.

Living Well participants will build confidence, knowledge and skills to better manage daily health by:

* Managing medication
* Dealing with difficult emotions
* Controlling pain
* Setting and accomplishing goals
* Fighting fatigue & frustration
* Starting a physical activity program
* Solving problems
* Communicating better with others

Who benefits from Living Well?
All people with ongoing health conditions, such as:
* Arthritis
* Diabetes
* Heart Disease
* Asthma
* Cancer
* Depression
* Fibromyalgia
* Congestive Heart Failure
* COPD
* Parkinsons
* Anxiety
* Other chronic conditions
Living Well is also for individuals who care for people with chronic conditions. This is a 6 session workshop. There's no charge for the Living Well workshop.

Come visit with the residents and warm up with free cup of coffee.

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

The Toasted Ponies return to the museum for a concert to entertain with traditional and contemporary bluegrass music. Thanks to the ongoing partnership of the Butler County Arts Council, Jim Pipher and his gang are excited to play again for the Bone Creek audience in our intimate setting with great acoustics.

Living Well participants will build confidence, knowledge and skills to better manage daily health by:

* Managing medication
* Dealing with difficult emotions
* Controlling pain
* Setting and accomplishing goals
* Fighting fatigue & frustration
* Starting a physical activity program
* Solving problems
* Communicating better with others

Who benefits from Living Well?
All people with ongoing health conditions, such as:
* Arthritis
* Diabetes
* Heart Disease
* Asthma
* Cancer
* Depression
* Fibromyalgia
* Congestive Heart Failure
* COPD
* Parkinsons
* Anxiety
* Other chronic conditions
Living Well is also for individuals who care for people with chronic conditions. This is a 6 session workshop. There's no charge for the Living Well workshop.

TBA. Details will be disclosed soon.

Living Well participants will build confidence, knowledge and skills to better manage daily health by:

* Managing medication
* Dealing with difficult emotions
* Controlling pain
* Setting and accomplishing goals
* Fighting fatigue & frustration
* Starting a physical activity program
* Solving problems
* Communicating better with others

Who benefits from Living Well?
All people with ongoing health conditions, such as:
* Arthritis
* Diabetes
* Heart Disease
* Asthma
* Cancer
* Depression
* Fibromyalgia
* Congestive Heart Failure
* COPD
* Parkinsons
* Anxiety
* Other chronic conditions
Living Well is also for individuals who care for people with chronic conditions. This is a 6 session workshop. There's no charge for the Living Well workshop.

Save the Date!! More details will be shared soon!!

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

TBA. Details will be disclosed soon.

Mark your calendars!! Enjoy the afternoon at beautiful Oak Creek Sprorting Club, and support the East Butler Foundation. We will have food, prizes and fun!

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

SAVE THE DATE!!

TBA. Details will be disclosed soon.

The Cornhusker State Games Torch Run will make its way across Nebraska for the 35th time beginning June 12. This state-wide tradition will include 12 different legs and cover over 600 miles with the help of close to 1,000 runners and volunteers. Along its way, the Torch will be a part of a dozen of Nebraska’s best events before the final leg reaches Seacrest Field and the cauldron is lit by a mystery torch lighter at the Games Opening Ceremony on Friday, July 17.

The Torch Run is the kick-off to the 36th annual Cornhusker State Games, featuring competition in 70 sports at venues in Lincoln, Omaha and surrounding communities. Most sports take place July 17-26, and officials expect more than 11,000 participants. “The Torch Run is a unique way, in the Olympic spirit, to alert people across Nebraska that the Cornhusker State Games will soon take place. It also provides an opportunity for local athletes to participate in the State Games free of charge in their home area. Lastly, the Torch Run enhances community pride by showcasing local athletes and casting a bright light on dozens of wonderful events across the state.” said Nebraska Sports Council Executive Director, Dave Mlnarik

Torch Run participants can sign up for a mile at CornhuskerStateGames.com/torchrun.
Miles will be assigned using Nebraska Department of Roads mile markers. Thanks to the sponsorship of Nebraska Chiropractic Physicians Association, there is no registration fee for the Torch Run and each runner will receive a Torch Run shirt.

Torch Run dates, towns and events:

June 12 – Kimball to Sidney – Downtown Sounds
June 13 – O’Neill to Verdigre– Kolache Days
June 13 – Torrington, WY to Scottsbluff – West Nebraska All-Star Games
June 14 – Hemingford to Bridgeport – Prairie Winds Community Center
June 17 – McCook to North Platte– NEBRASKAland Days Rodeo
June 19 – Holdrege to Hastings– Tour de Nebraska
June 20 – Papillion to Nebraska City– Papillion Days Parade
June 20 – Norfolk to Wayne – Laugh and A Half Marathon
June 25 – David City to Lincoln – Saltdogs Baseball
June 28 – Lexington to Kearney – Community Olympics Closing Ceremonies
July 3 –– Grand Island to Columbus- Red, White, Kaboom!
July 4 –– Seward to York – 4th of July Grand Parade

Find more information on the Cornhusker State Games and the Torch Run at CornhuskerStateGames.com.