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Sue Eickhoff
Watercolor Artist
August 10 - September 7
Kimmel Gallery
The public is invited to view the exhibit
during regular library hours.
The exhibit includes watercolor pictures of local public buildings including the courthouse, library and the Farmers Bank along with various other works and several pieces of counted cross stitch.
Sue Eickhoff is a graduate of the University of South Dakota with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Education. She took additional classes at Santa Barbara, California, the University of Colorado, Bellevue College and Peru State College. She taught art in Hamburg, Iowa to grades 1-12 before coming to Nebraska City. Sue taught art at the junior high and high school level at Lourdes Central Catholic for 22 years. Currently, she spends her time enjoying life and having fun.
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 Friends of the Library Used Book Sale
Saturday, September 18
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Lower Level - American National Bank
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September is Library Card Sign Up Month |
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 How to get a library card:
At the main level circulation desk, fill out a registration card with the following information:
1. Current address. (Verified by driver's license, preprinted checks, rent receipt, utility bill or vehicle registration.)
2. Current telephone number.
3. Name and telephone number of alternate contact not living at the same address.
If under the age of 16, a parent or guardian must sign the registration card.
Library Card Fees:
Nebraska City Resident - No Charge
Rural Resident - $20 a year per family
Out of State Resident - $25 a year per family
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 Saturday,
September 18
9:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m.
Kimmel Gallery
Visit the “ZONE” located in the Kimmel Gallery filled with interactive Exhibits, Experiments and Hands-On Activities for people of all ages to Explore. 30-Minute Science Shows Scheduled at 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Be amazed as the Sparks Fly or Investigate the Magic of Air Pressure!
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Great Books for Great Kids |
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Tuesday, September 21st the Nebraska City Runza® will donate 15% of sales to the Morton-James Public Library to help purchase books for children.
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