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July 16, 2021
MANTON – Start your engines because the Manton Truck Show returns this Saturday. The show was cancelled last year due to COVID-19.
Originally in Buckley, Manton has played host to the truck show for the past several years. The show draws large crowds to the small town which benefits from the numerous trucks on display.
“Everything stays here for the town,” says Jason Lutke, President of the Manton Truck Show organization. “When the town needs something with the festivals or the school – all the money we raise goes back to the Town of Manton.”
Saturday’s events include the truck wash, light and truck shows, a kids carnival and live music. The day will conclude with the awards for best truck in each class. Live music will continue throughout the evening.
Manton Truck Show coming up this Friday, Saturday
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March 17, 2021 11:27 am
Photo Courtesy: O’Neill Chamber of Commerce
O’NEILL, Neb. (KLKN) O’Neill, proclaimed the ‘Irish Capital of Nebraska‘ in 1969, kicks off its annual St. Patrick’s Celebration today.
This year’s celebration is making up for 2020’s cancellation due to COVID-19 with bigger and safer events.
On St. Patrick’s Day, the city of O’Neill doubles in size as tourists from across the nation join in on the fun. A big draw is the world’s largest shamrock, located at the center of the town, a permanent fixture since the early ’90s.
The five-day-long celebration is seen as a tribute to O’Neill’s roots, a city founded by an Irish native.