The Nebraska State Patrol is thankful to report that all seven victims of Friday’s shooting in Crete have been released from hospitals.The investigation remains ongoing. Investigators are working to determine if this incident was a hate crime. The Nebraska State Patrol is the lead investigating agency. Once the investigation is complete, it will be delivered to the Saline County Attorney.
Cpl. Roger Glenn of Dorchester, who spent 20 months in Vietnam, was recognized as June's Vet of the Month on June 25. Read the Crete News or Friend Sentinel on July 10 to hear more about Glenn's history in the military, love for the veteran community and passion for serving his country.
The Plymouth Improvement Association will hold it’s annual Garden and Art Show on Saturday, July 13 at the Plymouth Community Center from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.. The doors will open at 7:30 a.m. to receive entries. All entries must be at the center by 9:30 a.m. A youth category for 12 years and younger will be offered. Lunch will be provided from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Daylily Drive, located five miles west of Plymouth, will have their garden open for those who might enjoy hundreds of varieties of day lilies in bloom. Questions call Eileen at 402-239-5915 or Nancy at 402-656-4791.
Reservations are open to attend a presentation on Victorian era fashion at the Saline County Historical Museum. The presentation, which will feature dresses on display and will be followed by a Victorian garden tea party, is the first of its kind at the museum and will be held on July 13. Read the Crete News to learn more about what it will entail, the Wymore historian presenting it and how to reserve a seat.
Because tomorrow is a holiday and our offices are closed, there will be no Daily Slice. We'll be back on Friday. Wishing all a happy and safe Independence Day.
