SPRINGFIELD WEDNESDAY NEWSLETTER

Welcome Back, Springfield Community!

On Saturday, June 22nd, the Springfield Farmers Market was in full swing, featuring a fantastic array of vendors from our local community. One of my personal favorites, Chic Boutique, was there, showcasing their unique items.

Fresh eggs were available for just $2, and I couldn’t resist picking up some juicy tomatoes and crisp green peppers. There was also delicious, locally-sourced honey that was a sweet treat for everyone!

For those who missed it, don't worry! I have a schedule printed for the next Farmers Market, and I encourage everyone to come out and support our local vendors. It’s a great way to enjoy the fresh produce and unique products Springfield has to offer.

TODAY!! Bingo at the Library: Get Ready to Book Some Wins!

Buffalo Bill at the Library: Wild West Stories Await!

In the vast frontier of the American West, tales of courage and justice often blended into legends, and Buffalo Bill's story was no exception.

Stuffy Slumber Party at the Library

Unleashing Knowledge: Inside the World of Working K9 Dogs

From Books to Free Fall: Discovering Skydiving at our Library

Skydiving Talk

Stars, Stripes, and Bingo:

Come Break Bread with your friends at First United Methodist Church

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DID YOU KNOW ... Springfield Platteview Community Schools' district coverage area is approximately 90 square miles? People living by Highway 75 to almost 204th Street (Hwy 6) are in our school district. We even have land north of Highway 370. Springfield Platteview School District goes far!

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PHLOX DAMAGE

Extension Master Gardeners of Douglas/ Sarpy County - Phlox info

Tall garden phlox are looking a little ratty this season thanks to the phlox plant bug. This insect has a piercing/sucking mouth part (similar to aphids) and they will suck the life out of the plant. Damage will manifest as downward cupping, stippling, dead terminal growth, and lack of vigor. There can be two generations a year and they overwinter as eggs on dead phlox stems. To help reduce the insect from reoccurring good fall or early spring sanitation would help remove the eggs. Low impact options would include insecticidal soaps or horticulture oils.

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TEAM 2024 meetings

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HAPPENING NEARBY

Unveiling the Hidden Gem: Come Jam at Our Secret Spot!

CCMT

CORNHUSKER COUNTRY MUSIC THEATER

Come on over and take a spin on our dance floor! This is a family-friendly venue, so bring the kids, too!

CORNHUSKER COUNTRY MUSIC THEATER
211 Main Street
Louisville, NE

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UPCOMING SHOW
TBA

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AMPLIFIED JAM SESSIONS

2nd Sunday each month

1-4 pm

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ACCOUSTIC JAM SESSIONS

4th Sunday each month

June 30th
1-4 pm
ALL jam sessions are FREE & open to the public!

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For updates, watch the theater's website or FB page.

Bring your instruments, bring your voices or just sit in and listen!
Let's get together and have a good time!

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https://cornhuskercountry.com/

Email for more information:

This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call Larry, 1-402-949-0668

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LSD 2024 program

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LV food bank
Updates can be found here >>

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“I hope you are blessed with a heart like a wildflower. Strong enough to rise again after being trampled upon, tough enough to weather the worst of summer storms, and able to grow and flourish even in the most broken places.” — Nikita Gill

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