Check out the Summer Clover College opportunities being offered. Are you interested in learning more about Photography? or Bread Making? or Gnome Gardens? or Welding? or Filling Your Cookie Jar? or Painting? Register now as some workshops are filling quickly.
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Nebraska Extension in Cuming County welcomes back - Master Gardener Sue Martin for the summer of 2019. Bring your questions to Sue on Tuesday afternoons (1:00-3:00 p.m.). Or feel free to drop off your questions/samples and she will call you back.
Nebraska Extension, your source for flooding resources.
Staying Connected during Tough Times - a resource listing for Nebraska families during tough times. You are not alone. We care about you.
Nebraska Department of Health & Human Services ... Flood Response & Resources
FEMA ... recovery resources.
As part of the ongoing efforts to support those affected by recent flooding, Nebraska Extension in Cuming County (and county offices across the state) have moisture meters available for homeowners to borrow to monitor the moisture content of flooded materials. Homeowners wanting to borrow a meter are encouraged to contact their Extension Office. Cuming County - 402/372-6006.
The University of Nebraska was chartered on February 15, 1869 and charged with its land-grant mission of public education and service to Nebraska. In 2019 we mark a 150-year legacy of improving the quality of life for Nebraska and beyond. Join us in continuing the celebration throughout 2019.
Flat Herbie has been created and is waiting for a tour of the town, your club meeting, meeting your friends, take him wherever you go! Introducing Flat Herbie!
Are you curious as to what great things will be taking place at the Cuming County Fair this year? 4-H Fair Book For full fair details visit the "official" Cuming County Fair website!
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