Monday Weather

Photo: Chelsea Schmitt

Decision Weather
October 21st:

There is a very slight chance for severe weather later this morning/afternoon, mostly for the far eastern side of the listening area, including Oberlin. A west to east clearing trend will follow with the rain chances this evening and overnight. Dry conditions and above average temperatures will prevail on Tuesday and Wednesday. High's this week range from the low to high 70's while overnight low's range from the upper 40's down to the upper 30's.

Stay tuned to Super-Hits 106 to catch the forecast every half hour!

Events Around the Atwood Area

In Atwood:

Vision Awareness Month

Atwood Lions Club is participating in Vision Awareness Month throughout October by collecting used eyeglasses. Glasses, eyeglass cases, hearing aids and cell phones may be left in drop boxes located on the second floor of the Courthouse, Farmer’s Bank and Trust, C.W. Beamgard Co., and the Rawlins County Health Center ER and clinic.

Sanctuary Open

The Federated Church in McDonald is opening its sanctuary every Monday-Saturday from 12 to 1 p.m. through Nov. 5. This is intended to be a quiet time for men to pray for our country. Everyone is welcome.

Food Bank Hours

Celebrating Spooky Season

Annual Halloween 'N Horses Set for Oct. 29
The Colby Community College equestrian team, horse production program, and ag programs are hosting the annual Halloween 'N Horses event from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 29, at the college farm three miles east and one mile north of Colby.
The free, family-friendly event is open to all ages and will feature horses dressed in costumes. Children can enjoy treats and play games. No outside pets are allowed.
For more information or to donate wrapped candy, contact Shanda Mattix at (785) 460-5464. 

Haunted Maze at the Owl Trail in Atwood

October 19th and 20th, 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. are for the younger kids. 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. for the older kids and adults! K-6th grade, $3.00, 7th grade and up, $6.00. Hosted by the Atwood FFA.

Boo at the Mu'

 

Events Around the Colby Area

In Colby:

Push for the Park

Now through October 25th

Every child deserves a safe place to play! Join the Push for the Park Community Campaign to raise funds for the Kenton Krehbiel Inclusive Playground at Villa High. From October 16-25, the goal is to seek as many financial contributions from the community as possible. Donors can give online by CLICKING HERE or by filling out THIS FORM and check to the Thomas County Community Foundation at 350 S Range, Suite 14.

Thomas County History Hunt

The Thomas County Historical Society is celebrating its 65th Anniversary with a Thomas County History Hunt. Pick up your History Hunt booklet at the Prairie Museum of Art & History now through October. Visit the locations across Thomas County, answer the trivia questions, and take a photo at each location. Completed entries will be entered into a drawing for $250 for 1st, $150 for 2nd, and $100 for 3rd place. All entries must be received by October 31st at 5 PM to be eligible for the cash and prize drawing. All participants who complete the booklet will be given a special prize.

Pancake Feed on Saturday, October 26th

CCC Events and Notices

Volleyball on Wednesday, October 9th

The Colby Community College Women's Volleyball team will be playing Butler Community College at 5:30 PM, located at the Colby Event Center.

Colby Community College Trojans Booster Club 

meetings will start being held on Mondays at 12:30 p.m., starting Monday, October 7th. These meetings will be held in the Student Union on the Colby campus in room 106, located near the mail room and cafeteria. Supporters and those interested in Colby Athletics are encouraged to attend with a free meal provided by the college through the cafeteria on campus. There will also be