| This is k i m b a network Blogspot serving Campbell and Campbell County, Nebraska. Good evening from the k i m b a newsroom. This is your local news the city of Chicago offices, and the Kimball landfill will close early in observance of the Christmas holiday on Thursday, December 24th at noon, and we'll be closed on Friday, December 25th. The Kimball landfill will also be closed on Saturday, December 26th, the Kimball Public Library will close early on Thursday, December 24th at 4 p.m. And we'll be closed Friday and Saturday, December 25th and 26th in observance of the Christmas holiday. The city of Kimball offices will be closed on Friday January 1st. In observance of New Year's Day Kimball landfill will be closed on Friday and Saturday January first and second normal business hours will resume on Monday, January 4th, 2021. The Kimball Public Library will be closing early at 4 p.m. On Thursday, December 31st and closed on Friday and Saturday, January 4th. In in observance of New Year's Day the city of Kimball wishes everyone a happy and safe holiday. So this is the last week to see the photography displayed in downtown Kimball the Kimball art walk began their birth at work on Friday, November 13th and had it on display until the week of Christmas a community game called Elf on the Shelf stats been hiding in various Kimball businesses. David. Kevin has the else's life has been moving around town in a jar of cotton balls and cough drops for the past few weeks for Kimball residents to locate for a chance that $25 cash. The premise of the community-wide game is that people who else in a local Kimball store can write down where they saw him. He else was moved to a different business every week since November 27th, each time a person located the else he or she would get to put up their name and a drawing for one of ten $25 cash prizes the game ends today Friday December 18th, and all entries are to be turned in at Erin's kitchen by today. Santa's helpers. Also did enact Thursday. As well. Usually they host an event called breakfast with Santa but they decided that would not work this year due to Cove in nineteen instead. They said snowflakes and Christmas coloring pages home with students Mary Lynch Elementary that they could decorate and bring in to the Kimball Bakery for a free Christmas tree. Then the yard work will be taken to the manor to display for the residents there. There are also two grand prize winners in different age groups Hinton said they hope to bring back breakfast with Santa next year as well as the Jingle Bell Market, which was a holiday craft show. They hosted for now though. They are finding a way to still have some holiday fun to see then that is your look at news for this Friday evening. |
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