Meeting Friday 2/22 at 9AM
An important meeting to plan Louisville's Air Your Art event has been called. Your input is critical, Your ideas are valuable, We need your help! Help Louisville Sparkle this Spring. Please Attend!
Friday 9am City Office
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Volunteer Fire and Rescue Fish Fry
You are invited to Dinner!
A great Louisville Community Tradition Continues!
2/22 5PM Fire Barn - Be There!
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Movers and Shakers
Monthly Interview Feature - 3rd Wed Each Month
Havenmaker - Jeanne Anderson
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Area Artists Invited to Apply!
Air your Art in Louisville Needs You!
Click Here to Email Your Request for an Application
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In Memory of Hank; "The Hardware Cat"
Computer John Waxes Nostalgic
Posted by BUILD President Terri Scholting
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 15, 2008
Area artists are invited to participate in Air Your Art in Louisville,
a public banner art display event, sponsored by BUILD (Businesses
United In Louisville's Development) and Louisville businesses.
Artists are being asked to design and paint streetlight pole banners,
incorporating the theme, “150 Years and Still Making Tracks.” The
painted banners will then be displayed on Main Street in Louisville,
May 17th through September 8th.
Interested artists should submit an entry form and design sketch for
approval by March 7, 2008. Artists will be notified of approval and
banners will then be distributed for painting, with the banner
completion deadline set for May 9, 2008. Only one entry per artist
will be allowed, with only twenty-three total banners available for
the display.
An auction is also being planned for the banners after the display
ends, with BUILD sharing a portion of the proceeds with the artists.
Details about the auction, including a date, will be made available at
a later time.
An entry form and complete rules for the event can be obtained on-line
at www.louisvillenebraska.com. For more information, contact Terri
Scholting, BUILD President, at 402-234-2504.
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Louisville Volunteer Fire and Rescue
Community Dinner Out
at the
Louisville Fire Station
Friday, February 22nd
5PM to 8PM
Suggested Donations
Adult Single Plate Option $6
Adult All You Can Eat Option $8
Children 6-12 Years $5
Children - under 6 - FREE!
We have a lot of new folks in town, and that means some that have never been to the Fire Department Fish Fry before. Friends, New Neighbors, this is a must attend event! There is no other event, with the possible exception of LHS vs Weeping Water homecoming in Louisville that is as widely attended by all the Community. It is a chance to make sure all your neighbors are surviving the winter, to see and to be seen. And have a Community Meal together. Beyond that,
Two Important Facts:
1) This is one of our Louisville Volunteers Biggest Annual Fund Raisers - They Buy Everything from Emergency Medical Supplies, to Fire Protective Coats - This ain't the big city, these guys pay for a lot of supplies themselves if funds get short. Your family might benefit from more than the coleslaw, so be a big tipper if you like the fish!
2) Best Fish Anywhere! - Year after Year our Volunteers have figured out how to make their fish, better, fresher, crispier, flakier - just fabulous! with all the sides to make a complete meal. It is worth the money to just get a plate of coleslaw it is so tasty.
So do your tummy a favor, do the Community a favor and show our Brave Volunteers that we appreciate all the hours they contribute, and the risks they take for us.
5PM Friday - Firebarn - Be There or Be Square!
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NEW JOBS Section - Community Website
Click Here
Free Listing of Jobs Wanted - Help Wanted
New Homes Section - Community Website
Click Here
Free Listing of Homes Wanted - Homes for Sale
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Louisville
Movers and Shakers
New Newsletter Feature - 3 Minute Monthy Interview
Third Wednesday of Each Month a Different Business Leader
February 20, 2008
Jeanne Anderson
Havenmaker
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Community Website Sponsors include:
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Huge Savings on All 2007 Models
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Or Call one of our Certified Internet Specialists at 234-2600
(Mention you saw this ad on the Louisville City Website!)
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Genuine Home Made, Local Recipes
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Hey, How about some Pie?
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Farmers Bank of Cook
When the Temperature Drops
So do our Loan Rates!
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Look
Up Your Own Name!
The Cass Gram has a newOnline
Feature that allows you to look-upNews items that were published in past issues.
The Cass Gram is that handy, free single
page news leaflet that you can
pickup at Subway, or Home State Bank
enter any keyword, such as
your last name to see what past news stories pop-up
Cass Gram - Get
your News, while it is still News
Pick Up Your Cass Gram -
Today!
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Louisville
Birthdays, Anniversaries, Celebrations
and Special Announcements
this will be a now be regular
feature in this weekly newsletter, send your announcements to
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Posted by Tammy Pruitt on Tuesday, February 19, 2008 - 10:22 am:
James R. Sleeter formerly of Louisville NE. passed away February 8th,
2008 at the age of 70. He is survived by one son Dennis M. Sleeter of
Arizona and two daughters Tammy Pruitt of Arizona and Diana Schuman of
Nebraska. He was preceded in death by his parents John and Ethel
Sleeter and one son Gerald Sleeter. There were no funeral or memorial
services held. Cremation was done by the Wyuka Cemetery and Funeral
Home in Lincoln, Ne.
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Louisville
Interactive
We built this feature to encourage you to share with the BUILD
group, (our Local Business Owners), your ideas, observations and
suggestions for a better Louisville. Your comments and ideas are shared
at the Monthly BUILD
meeting and the City.
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We have significantly improved our Classified Section, and
the popularity of this section has grown dramatically!
You can now add
a digital photo, and all the ads are monitored.
Anyways the classified
section, is now the most
frequently visited section of the
website,
so get out there and sell something!
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Anybody in Louisville can contribute
a story..or a Guest Editorial on pretty much
and typing the story in the little box (cut and paste it)
This represents your access to about 1119 of your neighbors, and you don't
have to pay to get your message out.
(message content must be approved by the editor's Mom,
and she
says; "If you can't says something nice, then shut up and
eat!")
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Join Club Louisville
A private OnLine Community for Authentic Louisville Residents Only
Be sure and check out the Local Discussion by
the top left hand side of your screen
This Forum is Secure and Available Only to Louisville Residents,
you must request an account for access call 234-2345 for assistance
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Hey, Life is Better Here!
If you are among the geographically challenged
that
happento live somewhere else...
Come and Join Us! Easy as 1, 2, 3..... 4
Select a lot in our new
Subdivision, drive
down and check it out,
get a
loan eat dinner,
then buy some firewood!
you too can experience the
Better Life!
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From the Editor
Double Duty
Be Careful What You Wish For
..it has been 2 years now..
I miss Hank...
My promotion to Editor of the Louisville Community Newsletter came rather suddenly 2 years ago.
As most of you know, my boss "Hank" was the best known Cat in town. He was as much a universal Louisville experience as the Trained Weazles we hear at night. Hank used to sleep on a shelf to the left of the register above his beloved Paint Shaker at Louisville's Stander Hardware Store.
Hank was Purr-fect for the job 'cause he saw everything! Day after Day he watched everyone and everthing that happened in town. He would pretend to snooze (a lot ) and he would be listening in to all the local chatter. He was one cool cat! One day, Hank passed on to that Big Paint-Shaker in the Sky, and I have been writing the goofy Newsletter ever since.
Like most Assistant Editors, I never really gave much thought to the job my boss did. Mainly I cleaned all the fur out of the typewriter. I imagined how someday, it could be me! It appears now, that this gonna be a permanent assignment, onacounta Hank is not coming back and the muck-e-ty-mucks are not going to send any help any time soon. I am just gonna have to think of ways to make the Newsletter more interesting.
This week we are introducing a new segment that involves 3 minute interviews with Louisville most interesting people.
This segment is called "Movers and Shakers"
(partially inspired by the Old Paint Shaker Hank loved so much)
and it will be published the 3rd Wednesday of Each Month
Movers and Shakers will feature short interviews with Local Business Leaders. There will also be a segment called Louisville MVP and it will feature 3 Minute Interviews with Community Leaders and Volunteers.
The goal is to provide us all better insight into some of our Communities most interesting people, and shine a light on the folks that do so much to make
Louisville "The Better Life!"
Having Fun and Dreaming of Coleslaw South
of the River
Computer John
Editor
LouisvilleNebraska.Com
mailto:ComputerJohn@LouisvilleN
ebraska.Com
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