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Source: Western Nebraska Observer

The Observer’s weekly Upcoming Events Calendar shows you what’s going on in Kimball and other nearby communities. Ongoing – Sundays, 2-4 p.m. The Banner County Museum in Harrisburg is open for folks to drop in, put puzzles together, play cards or enjoy some history. Everyone is welcome. Ongoing – Kimball Concert Association membership drive. Ticket information: Karen Morrison at (308) 235-5788 or Susie Abramson at (308) 235-6927. Ongoing – Kimball Public Library offers mobile internet hotspots, a virtual headset, movies to borrow, classes with WNCC, craft making and lots of reading material. Ongoing – 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays at New Hope Assembly of God Church, 413 E. 3rd, Kimball. The Christ-centered Celebrate Recovery program helps people recover from any kind of hang-up, hurt or habit. Details: 308-235-2854. First Tuesdays – 9:15-11:30 a.m. Kimball Food Pantry open at 519 W 5th. Second, third and fourth Thursdays – 5:15-6:30 p.m. Kimball Food Pantry open, 519 W 5th.

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