Easter Egg Hunt!
Saturday, 1:15 pm at LHS football field
Sponsored by American Legion
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Biscuits and Gravy
Louisville Senior Center (423 Elm) will host a Biscuits and Gravy
breakfast this Saturday March 30th (and every LAST Saturday of the month) from
7:00-10:30. Everyone welcome. Bring freinds and family visiting for Easter.
The FIRST Monday of the month covered dish dinner/lunch will be MOVED to Monday April 8th @ noon because of the Easter Weekend. The menu is Roast Beef and everyone is welcome. If you bring a covered dish your meal is free otherwise it's $4.
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Louisville B.U.I.L.D. Meeting
B.U.I.L.D. meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday, April 2nd.
Time: 12:00PM
Location: Home State Bank 2nd level conference room.
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City Council Meeting Minutes
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Spring Fling 2013
Bike Ride, April 20
Spring Fling is our first supported public ride of the year. The 2013 event is set for 9:00 AM Saturday April 20th, with rides up to a metric century (approximately 60 miles). The course will follow the same route as in recent years, on paved roads between Eagle and Louisville, Nebraska. You can start either in Eagle or Louisville. There will be fixed SAG stations at each start/end point and in Murdock (approximately the half-way point of the full route), and roving SAG vehicles will patrol the route. Mechanical support will be provided by The Bike Rack. The Eagle start will be at Eagle Elementary School, 600 S. 1st Street. The Louisville start location will be at Louisville Public Schools, 202 W. 3rd Street. Registration the day of the ride will begin at 8:30 AM. The ride route is shown below. Look for the registration form in your mailbox or at your local bike shop soon.
Click here for map and registration form
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Community Craft Project
for Thursday, April 4 at 7pm
Louisville Library
Thank you to everyone who came to the craft night in March! It was a lot of
fun and we are looking forward to these monthly events. Just a reminder,
they are going to be held at 7pm on the first Thursday of every month. It is
open to the public and hope to see a lot of people there. All that is required
is that you bring your own supplies for your craft project that you will make.
The craft project for the month of April is making Lanterns from jars. Here
is a link to the website for a photo of the finished project.
http://www.dominicancooking.com/551-cool-lanterns-from-reused-jars.html
The supplies needed are:
Glass Jars (salsa, mason, etc)
Wire hangers
Yarn or twine (may want to coat it with the outdoor modge podge prior to
the craft night so it will be able to be used on the jar that night)
Acid Etching Paste
Foam Brush (to apply the paste)
Stickers or other items to decorate the jars prior to applying the paste
If you have an extra glue gun, scissors or rubber gloves, you could bring
that as well. I will have all of those in case you don’t have any extra.
Hope to see you on April 4th!
Tami Michalski
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The Louisville Senior Center (423 Elm) is pleased to announce an afternoon of entertainment featuring the talented Johnny Ray Gomez accordion and vocal entertainer. The show is open to the public and starts at 1:00 on Wednesday, April 3rd. There is no charge for the show but donations will be accepted. If you are a senior over 60 and wish to have lunch before the show...call Evelyn (402-234-2120)BEFORE 1:00 on the preceding TUESDAY (April 2nd) to order your meal
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Louisville Awareness Slogan Contest
Continues till April 15th
Winners to be named by May 1st
Thank you to all who submitted an entry into the Louisville Awareness Slogan Contest. The BUILD committee was overwhelmed by the response. After reviewing the 210 entries and forming a subcommittee to help select a winner, we realized we had failed to provide proper direction.
From the start of this process, we envisioned a new slogan for Louisville that local businesses could use in their advertising to help create greater awareness of the close proximity of the town in relation to the metropolitan areas to the northeast and southwest. Reflecting back to the beginning of the contest and judging by entries received, we don’t believe we made this focus very clear.
We have decided to reopen the contest for new entries that emphasize our location (in proximity to Omaha & Lincoln) and opportunity in Louisville. We’re looking for a slogan that tells everyone where we are and what makes us a unique community. We will accept new slogans through April 15th, 2013. We hope to have a new, flashy slogan and award the winners by May 1st. Please email all slogan entries to Louisvillebuild@gmail.com
All slogan entries received to this point are still in consideration to be chosen and awarded one of the three prizes. We just didn’t feel right about selecting a winner when only 10 – 15% of the entries were focused on the criteria we are looking for. Thank you in advance for your patience and understanding.
Sincerely,
Louisville BUILD
Here are some clarifications on rules:
Question: now with the additional clarification, are previous entrants allowed to re-submit additional suggestion for consideration? Yes
Meaning: participant will have 2 entries under consideration if additional entry has been submitted
Everyone may submit an entry, it does not matter if you have submitted previously or not. Still one prize per person/household.
The committee reserves the right to “modify” or “change” wording if necessary.
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