James (Tree) Lee cuts branches off an estimated 75-year-old tree in the Schneider Funeral Home parking lot in Pleasanton as, not pictured, Michael Meyer of Maker’s Tree Service, cuts the fallen branches. The tree died after a dry, hot year took its toll.

Quilts and more quilts that were donated for the Lindell benefit auction held on Saturday, Sept. 15, at the old grade school in Prescott line the railings around the gymnasium, on display for all the bidders to see. The crowd of standing room only filled the gym for the auction after eating dinner.

Buffalos grind out win against Lincoln, 26-7

Celebrating 102 years

Submitted photo Linn County Deputy SRO Dan Nasalroad, La Cygne Police Chief Tate West and Denise Burns of Silver Creek Pharmacy are pictured here on the day the medicine was handed over for distribution among all emergency responders. Silver Creek Pharmacy in La Cygne, and its owner, Becky Barnes, recently provided our first responders with a supply of Narcan, a drug that can reverse an overdose of various drugs, such as heroin, morphine and oxycodone, just to name a few. Silver Creek facilitated the acquisition for the police, sheriff’s department and emergency responders by applying for and receiving a grant from KU Med out of concern for the risk our first responders take of absorbing some drugs through skin contact.