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Brandie Collins
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Managing Editor, The Lusk Herald
Lusk
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By Brandie Collins Verified| The Lusk Herald Verified LUSK – Every year the Lusk Elk’s Lodge BPO #1797 has been hosting an annual Easter Egg hunt and this year is no different. The Easter Egg hunt will be held on April 12 at 1 p.m. sharp at Northside Park. Alternate date in case the weather is bad on April 12 will be April 19 at 1 p.m. sharp at Northside Park. According Jessi Walduck there were 15 local merchants who donated to the Elk’s. Walduck told the Herald the Elk’s members put together 3,000 eggs this year to lay out for the children to find.
By Brandie Collins Verified| The Lusk Herald Verified LUSK – Niobrara County High School (NCHS) juniors and seniors were able to learn a variety of life skills during Adulting Day: Life Hacks for “Almost” Grownups on April 3. This was a first for NCHS juniors and seniors. According to Glenrock Branch Director of the Glenrock Boys and Girls Club Maurica Medders (pronounced marrisa), it was a very successful event. According to Medders, a grant was awarded to the Glenrock Boys and Girls Club to help serve rural communities and youth.
By Brandie Collins Verified| The Lusk Herald Verified LUSK – Every year the Lusk Elk’s Lodge BPO #1797 has been hosting an annual Easter Egg hunt and this year is no different. The Easter Egg hunt will be held on April 12 at 1 p.m. sharp at Northside Park. Alternate date in case the weather is bad on April 12 will be April 19 at 1 p.m. sharp at Northside Park. According Jessi Walduck there were 15 local merchants who donated to the Elk’s. Walduck told the Herald the Elk’s members put together 3,000 eggs this year to lay out for the children to find.
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The Lusk Herald
Lusk, United States
+1 307-532-2184