Twelve new staff will start throughout Plainview Public Schools this Thursday, including (l to r): Candace Coover-paraprofessional; Manndi Silhacek-Art; Dawn... For more details be sure to check it out in this week's edition of the Plainview News, and sign up for the e-edition!
Pierce County residents will soon have rural address signs similar to these (pictured nearby) installed at their residences at a location that is visible from both directions along their county road... For more information, please pick up your copy of the Plainview News.
School is Starting back up, which means you're going to want be updated on future school events, school policies, and get news on what to expect this next school year! If this is your situation, we recommend subscribing to the Plainview News, and for only a small extra fee getting the e-edition (to get your news digitally).
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Plainview recently not only held it's Alumni Golf Tournament, but also had an end of summer celebration! Want to get photos from these events, and other like it? Then be sure to head over to SmugMug, and order your custom prints for professionally taken photographs! To do, simply follow the links below: https://paperandink.smugmug.com/The-Plainview-News/Alumni-Golf-Tournament-2022/
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Rev. Janelle L. Siffring was officially installed as pastor of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church and Zion Lutheran Church of Creighton this past Sunday, Aug. 7. To learn more about it and continue getting faithful news, consider signing up to the Plainview News!
North Central Public Power District sent four campers this year to the 2022 NREA Youth Energy Leadership Camp that was held July 18 through July 22 at the 4-H Camp in the Nebraska National Forest at Halsey, Neb... To read more about it, pick up your copy of the Plainview News.
The Brunswick community has been busy! Residents have asked for updated Registry policy, and have also finished work on their new and renovated basketball court! Curious? Then be sure to sign up for your copy of the Plainview News, or go to ThePlainviewNews.com for the e-edition!
The Plainview News has a feature allowing anyone to access the archives of Past Plainview News articles - spanning all the way back to 1880! If you're interested in reading old news, then be sure to follow the links below: http://plainviewne.advantage-preservation.com/
It's been a busy summer, and with the school year starting up, it isn't going to slow down! Want to keep up-to-date on everything? Then consider getting a subscription to the Plainview News! For only $20 you can purchase an annual e-edition, or if you're already subscribed, simply pay an extra $5! If you're out of State but still want news about Plainview, you can get a free e-edition.
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The Plainview Chamber of Commerce, partnered with a number of local organizations, will be hosting the 2022 “Back to School” celebration with events planned for the evening of August 4. For additional details, be sure to pick up this week's edition of the Plainview news.
The Plainview News has just recently released a new video of Plainview's latest City Council meeting! Want to check it out? Then be sure to swing by the YouTube Channel and SUBSCRIBE for more up-to-date content! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cus06R0rslU
Children of all ages enjoyed the fun at the Plainview Library this summer. Sixty children registered to participate in a weekly session, read to meet goals, and attended special programming. For additional information and news, please purchase your copy of the Plainview News.
The Plainview Chamber of Commerce, partnered with a number of local organizations, will be hosting the 2022 “Back to School” celebration with events planned for the evening of August 4. Curious? You can read more about it in this week's edition of the Plainview News.
Are you wanting to hear about not only past events but also future ones? Curious about the latest news in local sports, community events, and much more? You may perhaps want to consider getting a subscription to the Plainview News! For only $20 you can purchase an annual e-edition, or if you're already subscribed, simply pay an extra $5! If you're out of State but still want news about Plainview, you can get a free e-edition.
Thanks to the SmugMug feature, you can purchase custom prints with professional photos involving Plainview and the surrounding community. To do so simply follow the link below and help support your local newspaper: https://paperandink.smugmug.com/The-Plainview-News
The Plainview Peewee 12U baseball team recently completed their 2022 season with a runner-up finish at the age tournament. For more details, be sure to pick up your copy of the Plainview News, or sign up for the e-edition to be able to receive your news digitally.
The Plainview News has a feature allowing anyone to access the archives of Past Plainview News articles - spanning all the way back to 1880! If you're interested in reading old news, then be sure to follow the links below: http://plainviewne.advantage-preservation.com/
Don't forget to drop by the Plainview News' YouTube channel to view City Council meetings, like the one that took place a couple weeks back. Also, to stay updated with these videos, you'll want to Subscribe! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zphU_MK6560
The City of Plainview has announced that the second round of the “Downtown Revitalization” funding program has opened for applicants. For more details, check it out in the Plainview News paper, or online on the e-edition.
