Kneeling front row from the left: Archer Kanode, Beau Becker, Archer Engert, Kolt Songster, Reed Wince, and Liam Capek. Back row from the left: Braxton Harre, Axel Erdkamp, Maddux Milton, Aiden Nichols, Tommy Kallhoff and Crosby Oldehoeft. Coaches Adam Erdkamp (left) and Dan Kallhoff (right).
07/24/2011
Fillmore County Development Corporation
(FCDC) has funds available to provide
down payment subsidies to Homebuyers for the purchase of existing homes within
Fillmore County and has been used by several new home owners in the month of
July.
The program includes not only down payment assistance through a deferred loan
with no interest, but also financial assistance in the form of a conditional
grant for minor rehabilitation of homes purchased.
The purpose of the Homeownership Opportunity
Program (HOP) in Fillmore County is to provide financial assistance for the
purchase of existing single-family residential housing units which are safe,
decent, sanitary and affordable to low and moderate income
persons/families-buyers. The program provides assistance to those
persons/families meeting eligibility guidelines, improves availability of
housing, promotes Homeownership, increases attractiveness of underdeveloped
neighborhoods and increases local employment. The Fillmore County Development
Corporation (FCDC), a non-profit corporation, operates the program.
With several additional events the community of Exeter definitely added more fun in their "Fun Days" event this year.
In addition to the street dance sponsored by the Volunteer Fire Department, residents and guests were treated to a number of new and improved events.
The Fun Day started with a Car and Motorcycle show which was held downtown and sponsored by the Exeter Chamber of Commerce. Trophies were presented in four different classes. Exeter's own 2011 National American Miss Nebraska Junior Teen Deidre Stevens presented the trophies at the event.
The annual softball tournament hosted 12 teams for the daylong slow pitch festival down at Gilbert's Park fields and the Exeter Aquatic Center hosted all kinds of kid friendly games and fun. The Village of Exeter had a free swim for everyone and the Exeter Aquatic Center sponsored games and fun for all of the kids.
In the late afternoon the Exeter Volunteer Fire Department held a poker run before the street dance started. This year the 10 and under and 14 and under softball teams served the food at the street dance and the fire department made a generous donation to help pay for their recent state tournament entries. During the street dance the 14 and under softball team was recognized for winning the state softball tournament.
Front row seated from the left: Gracelyn Becker, Lynn Jurgensen, Makenzie Jaeger, Chezney Kanode and Kate Pribyl, Middle row standing from the left: Brynnlye Johnson, Piper Grummons, Scout Grummons, Addison Foutch, Brogan Staskal and Lila Brandt Coaches from the left: Rachel Johnson, JJ Becker, Ashley Havel, Chris Grummons and Jessica Brandt
Front row from the left: Gracelyn Becker, Piper Grummons, Brooklyn Lawson, Kora Havel and Landri Johnson Coaches pictured behind from the left: J J Becker, Chris Grummons, Ashley Havel and Rachel Johnson.
Pictured are the Exeter-Milligan 8 and Under softball team.
They were the 2021 league champions completing the season undefeated. Coaches
L-R JJ Becker, Rachel Johnson, Chris Grummons, and Ashley Havel
Middle Row L-R Piper Grummons, Kora Havel, Brooklyn Lawson, Gracelyn Becker,
Landri Johnson, Maizy Ogren, Laney Havel, Lynn Jurgensen
Bottom row L-R Saydee Kassik, and Kollins Johnson
Front row kneeling from the left: Adrien Mueller, Draven Payne, Carter Milton, Tucker Svec, Jonah Geiger, Jack Spiehs, Truman Milton, and Brett Kallhoff. Back row from the left: Coach TJ Mueller, Coach Jeff Spiehs, Aidan Vavra, Troy Kallhoff, Andrew Vavra, Tyler Due and Coach Allen Vavra.
