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* Agriculture drives North Central Nebraska and behind every successful operation is a strong team that keeps things moving. Rolling Stone Feed Yard is now hiring full time office help. This Monday thru Friday, starting at 7 am daily position plays an important role in the day-to-day operation of the feed yard. From weighing trucks and answering phones to data entry, record keeping and helping keep communication flowing smoothly throughout the operation. Applicants must be organized, detailed oriented, able to multi task, and have strong communication skills. Wages are based on experience. If you enjoy being a part of a hard working industry that helps feed America and keeps rural Nebraska strong, they would like to hear from you. Email your resume to rsfy@threeriver.net. If you have questions call 402-387-1522 and ask for Dawn.
* At Rock County Public Schools, education doesn’t just happen in the classroom. It happens in every clean hallways, every safe entrance, every classroom prepared for another day of learning. They are seeking applicants for an immediate custodial opening, this role matters! They are looking for someone dependable, hardworking and proud to help create a safe welcoming environment. This is a full time 12 month position with a minimum of 40 hours per week and time and half paid for overtime. Starting wage is $18 per hour minimum. Full family insurance with a $1,900 deductible provided at the cost of the district, PLUS paid vacation and sick leave, 9 paid holidays and retirement! If you’re looking for meaningful work that makes a real difference in the community, Mark Otten would like to hear from you. Call 684-3411 or email motten@rockcountyschools.org.
* Step up and be a local public work hero as a full time equipment operator in the street department at the City of Ainsworth. Our City Street Department workers are the backbone of essential services provided throughout the community. They keep us going! If you like to operate equipment, here’s your chance to do it full time as a Heavy Equipment Operator. Earn better pay and enjoy great benefits including health, dental, life, short term disability and retirement. Wages are based on qualifications and experience. A full description can be found by going to cityofainsworth.com. Pick up your application today at the city office, 606 East 4th Street. The City of Ainsworth is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
* To eat. To laugh. To share. That’s why people come to Pizza Hut — and it all starts with great leadership. Pizza Hut is now hiring a Restaurant General Manager. If you’re an experienced leader who loves building teams, creating a great workplace, and delivering amazing customer experiences, this could be your next move. Enjoy training, growth, and a fun, fast-paced environment where no two days are the same. Ready to lead? To learn more and to apply log on to jobs.pizzahut.com. And remember — all positions are now open, General Manager, Assistant Manager, cooks, servers, prep – everyone plays an important role in delivering a great guest experience so un-box your future and get a fresh start at Ainsworth’s Pizza Hut. Log on today to jobs.pizzahut.com or stop in and pick up your application. No one out pizzas the hut. Temporary Hours: starting May 25th, new hours will be 11 am – 8 pm. Starting June 1st – they will be closed on Mondays.
* Do you feel ‘cared about at work’? That’s one key of employee engagement that seems to have declined in the past few years – but NOT at the Sandhills Care Center. If loving your career is important to you, if you want to be a in a supportive work environment where you can thrive personally and professionally, they have a position for you! Charge nurses – RNs and LPNs, CNAs, dietary, housekeeping and laundry aides. BOTH full time and part time positions are available. You’ll receive very competitive pay, insurance benefits for full time employees, flexible work schedules, a sign on bonus and most importantly self-satisfaction at the end of every day. Come be a part of their mission to serve our community with compassionate, person-centered care through life’s transitions. Learn more by stopping in to visit with Administrator Penny Jacobs or call 402-387-1294 or log on to sandhillscarecenter.com.
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* Exterior and Interior Painting Service! Turn your summer dreams into reality with Johnny and James Harrison Painting. Their professional, trustworthy crew will be arriving soon to the listening area and are booking work now. They come highly recommended by locals you know, references are gladly given PLUS they offer free, no obligation estimates. Painting and staining – Farm, ranch, residential, commercial exterior AND interior – ceilings, walls, trim work, even cabinets! No job too big or too small. From prep work to clean up – your satisfaction is guaranteed. Call or text 870-941-1663.
* Don’t miss another appointment because you can’t get there. Doctor visits. Groceries. Pharmacy trips. ‘Community Transportation’ is a brand new service powered by the Rock County Hospital, that proudly serves Rock, Brown, Keya Paha and Holt counties including the towns of Bassett, Newport, Ainsworth, Springview, Stuart and Atkinson. Safe, reliable transportation for medical appointments, grocery and pharmacy trips, essential errands. Very affordable rates, friendly local drivers, easy scheduling and it’s open to ANYONE who needs a ride. Handicap accessible transportation with car, van or bus available. 24 Hour advance notice is requested. Hours are Monday through Friday from 7:30 am-4:30 pm. The number to call for Community Transportation is 402-882-ROCK (7625).
BUSINESS FOR SALE:
* Are you looking to invest in a thriving business with deep roots in the community and a loyal customer base? Opportunity is Knocking! G&Vs Market in Bassett offers a rare opportunity for a new owner to take over a profitable business with a long standing reputation for high quality meats, and great grocery selection. George and Vicki are willing to stay on during the transition to ensure a smooth handover of this family owned business. Don’t miss your chance to own a long standing grocery store that has been a staple of the community for decades. If you’re interested in learning more – Call George or Vicki at 402-684-3781.
* PRICE REDUCED: Step into a new business venture –‘The 402 Bar’ in Ainsworth is For Sale. This inviting local bar is a charming ‘gathering spot’ in a prime location right on Main Street with a loyal customer base. Keep the name or make it your own! The groundwork has all been laid and sellers are motivated, so swoop up this great ‘turn key’ opportunity. There’s room to grow as well – a small kitchen could be added. For more information reach out to Graig or Steph Kinzie by calling the KBRB studio at 387-1400. Serious inquiries only. The 402 will continue to be open for business as usual until another owner is found.
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* Multi Family Garage Sale – this Friday, may 29th from Noon to 7 and on Saturday, May 30th from 8 – 4 at 1409 East 1st Street in Ainsworth. China dishes, glassware, bar glasses, household, tools, Pyrex, baking dishes, outdoor items, pet items, vintage items, clothing, wall décor, furniture and so much more! Come find your next treasure at the HUGE Multi-Family Garage Sale this Friday and Saturday, 1409 East 1st Street, Ainsworth.
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* Don’t let your chance to bid get away! M&M Auctions is hosting a Hay Machinery and Recreational Consignment Auction on Saturday, May 30th at the M&M Auction Sale lot, ½ mile northeast of O’Neill on old Hwy. 108. Recreational meaning SUPER FUN! There’s campers, a toy hauler, boats, scooters, 3 seat golf cart, electric mini golf carts and more! Plus hay machinery, tractors, mini’s and equipment, vehicles, trailers, storage and miscellaneous. There is a complete dispersal and partial dispersal included in this auction with a ton of NEW Equipment. Very few reserves throughout this one so plan to buy! Sale time is at 9:30 am. Online bidding starts at 11 at mmauctionsonline.com. To check out the offering and lots of photos log on to mmauctionsllc.com. If you have questions contact Matt McKay by calling 340-1209. M&M Auctions, they’re ready to go to work for you!
* A Silent and Live Auction will be held this Saturday night at the Newport Fire Hall during the Waylon Reynolds Benefit Fundraiser. The Fundraiser begins at 6 pm at the Newport Fire Hall. Enjoy dinner, a silent and live auction and raffle drawings
GOLF TOURNAMENTS:
* Sunday, May 31st is the 1 person Scramble at the Ainsworth Municipal Golf Course. Entry fee is just $40 – it’s a 10 a.m. shotgun start. Lunch will be available. Call the Clubhouse to get signed up and get your cart reserved at 402-387-1658. Don’t forget this Friday night, May 29th is the first steak night of the season. The public is welcome, you don’t have to be a member. Reservations are welcome but not required. They’ll be serving up that Big, Beefy Bliss from 6 – 9 pm this Friday night at the Ainsworth Municipal Golf Course.
* Grab your clubs and sign up at the Atkinson Stuart Country Club for the annual Keogh 501 Memorial 4 man scramble coming up Saturday, June 6th! Atkinson Fire and Rescue invites everyone to come together for a great day of golf, laughs, good friend and a good cause…the Keogh 501 Cadet Program. Join them on June 6th at noon for the time of your life at the Atkinson Stuart Country Club, because the best rounds of golf are the ones played for something bigger! It’s capped at 27 teams. First come, First Serve so don’t wait, get your team signed up today, call the Atkinson-Stuart country Club at 402-925-5330.
* A day of ‘golf swings for a cause’. The Brown County Hospital’s 23rd Annual Fundraising Golf Tournament on Friday, June 12th at the Ainsworth Municipal Golf Course. Tee off for a purpose as we gather for 9 holes of golf, camaraderie and community impact! Whether you’re a seasoned golfer, or just looking to enjoy a day on the greens, their Tournament promises an unforgettable blend of sport, philanthropy and shared purpose. Proceeds go to the Endowment Fund. So get registered and be ready to drive positive change with every swing. It’s just $200 per 4 person team – that includes green fees, flag prizes, 9 holes of golf, a delicious Windsor loin supper and a team mulligan. But space is limited – Send your Pre-Paid Registration to the hospital, Attention Karissa, 945 East Zero Street. If you have questions call Karissa Beck at 402-387-2800. Call the clubhouse to get your cart reserved.
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* Grab your sombreros and your appetites because it’s time for a Fabulous Fiesta for National History Day. Come help support Kevin Gomez, Ty Ruhter and Matthew Clingman as they raise funds for their exciting trip to Washington, D.C. to compete at National History Day. Join the Fiesta on Saturday, May 30th from 5 – 7 pm at the Zion Lutheran Church Hall, 318 East 4th Street in Ainsworth. They’ll be serving Authentic Mexican food that is so good, you’ll want to shout OLE! after every bite, and it’s just $20 per plate. Reservations are recommended so they can make sure there’s plenty of delicious food to go around, but walk-ins are absolutely welcome too! To reserve your plate text 402-760-3611 by Friday, May 29th.
* Get ready to turn up the heat—Sandhills Sage in Johnstown is kicking off summer in style with their Ready. Set. Summer. Opening! Friday, May 29th from 4 to 7, Saturday, May 30th from 10 to 4, and Sunday, May 31st from 1 to 4. It’s not just the shop—vendors are rolling out their very best for the season, indoors and out, so you never know what unique treasures you’ll find. Want a sneak peek? Be sure to follow Sandhills Sage on Facebook for exclusive previews leading up to the event. Join the fun on Sandhills Sage—Ready. Set. Summer. Don’t miss it
* Waylon Reynolds, has always been there for others, and NOW, many are asking how to help him. A Benefit Fundraiser is giving our area a chance to do just that. Waylon has been in the Hospital in Omaha since January 22nd and still has a long recovery ahead. You can help at a Benefit Fundraiser Saturday, May 30th, 6 p.m. at the Newport Fire Hall. Enjoy dinner, a silent and live auction and raffle drawings. Two raffle winners will be drawn, with first choice between a custom Nosler rifle and eight boxes of ammo OR a half beef with processing. Raffle tickets are available in advance by contacting Shawn Reynolds, 402-760-1276. For auction item donations contact RaeDean Caldwell at 402-760-0786. Monetary gifts can be dropped off at Union Bank and Trust in Ainsworth or mailed to Marcus Reynolds at 722 N. Ash, Ainsworth, NE 69210.
* What divides us is trivial – what unites us is a good drink, great food and an awesome party band, like the Platinum Pearls – they’re wrapping up May Nights and Neon Lights this Saturday at the Springlake Angus Center. They’re a band that belts out the songs you know and love from all genres, all decades – Platinum selling hits, from Platinum selling artists, they’ll be taking the stage at 9 this Saturday night. No kitchen this weekend—but those homemade pizzas are always hot, always fresh, and always hit the spot. Doors open at 4—so grab your spot early – cold drinks, big screens, pool, shuffleboard, and plenty of room to settle in. There is No cover charge where gravel roads meet great music at the Springlake Angus Center, 5 miles north of Stuart on 469th Avenue, then head east on 887th road – you’ll run right into it!
* The dirt will fly, engines will scream and the excitement will be off the charts. The Factory 14 Nebraska Micro Speed week Grand Finale roars into Stuart Raceway this Sunday night, May 31st! Feel the thunder as the National Open Wheels 600 Series unleashes the very best in Micro Sprint racing. You’ll also take a ride back in time, as the Good Ol’ time Racing Association and Midwest Classic Stockcar Association roll into town. Racing history brought back to life one lap at a time. It’s a rolling museum of horsepower and pure Americana! A can’t miss summer showdown. Skip the line and grab your tickets now at Stuart Raceway dot com or on their facebook page. Please note, NO IMCA classes will run. Main Gates open at 5:30, Hot Laps at 6:30 with races to follow.
* The Middle of Nowhere Carnival is rolling into Ainsworth June 12th through the 14th on Main Street! Bring the whole family for exciting rides, fun games, and all your favorite carnival foods—cotton candy, corn dogs, funnel cakes, and more. Hours are 6 to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 6 to 10 p.m. on Sunday. No advanced ticket sales. Unlimited ride wristbands are available at the ticket booth for just $30. Don’t miss the Middle of Nowhere Carnival in Ainsworth, June 12th through the 14th!
* Reconnect, Reminisce and celebrate bulldog tradition at the AHS Alumni Associations Inaugural Bulldogs, Bites and Brews ‘Legacy Luncheon’ – Saturday, June 27th at noon at the Ainsworth Conference Center. This new event replaces the traditional alumni banquet, and ALL AHS Alumni are invited. You do not have to be a part of an honor class to attend. Catch up with classmates, reconnect with old friends, and share your favorite AHS memories while enjoying pulled pork sandwiches, macaroni salad, baked beans, chips, brownies and bars. A cash bar and photographer will be on site. Admission is just $25 through June17th. After payment, your name will be added directly to the guest list. NO paper tickets needed. Pay at KBRB Radio or Palmer Embroidery and Boutique. From June 18 – 23rd admission increases to $30 and reservations must be made by contacting Danielle Palmer, 402-322-0115. No admissions will be sold after June 23rd. Questions: email ainsworthalumni@gmail.com.
* Free lunch for kids! When Schools OUT – the Summer Food Program is IN because at Ainsworth Community Schools, they want you to Power UP for Summer Fun! Grab-and-go lunch will be provided for ALL children ages 1 – 18 at NO COST June 1st through the 30th. Mondays through Thursdays (Friday’s meal will be picked up on Thursday). Pickup time will be from 11:45-12:30 from the big ‘A’ door entrance. Adult meals will also be available for $5.75.
* Cruise into Freedom at the Bob Buckles Memorial Cruise Night. Classic Cars, Loud Pipes and American Pride. Get your Official 2026 Cruise Night T-Shirt, now available for Pre-Order. These shirts are Heather Navy, featuring the full event design on the back and a custom left chest logo on the front. Unisex sizes available from Small through 5XL for $30. Pre-orders close June 15th. To order, Text Angie VonHeeder at 402-376-4534. Join us as we celebrate America’s 250th Birthday in Ainsworth – Fuelin’ Freedom since 1776. The Bob Buckles Memorial Cruise Night where horsepower, patriotism and community come together.
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