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Camping plans this fall and need/want some new gear? Now is the time! 20% off regular priced gear and any sale items have an extra discount thru September 5th!

Sale clothing and Chacos for your holiday weekend!

Thanks for the ride tonight ladies! We will definitely do this again.

If you have been thinking about getting some end of season gear now is the time. All sale clothing, tents, bags shoes and more have been marked down more this week! Stop in to grab some gear before it’s gone. ⛺️ 🎒 🥾 ❤️

Ladies trail ride 6pm today! If you are driving to the meeting place park by the tennis courts and take the trail to the Rock Island/ Jamaica Trial intersection. The plan is to ride from there to Roca Road on the Jamaica trail and back. About 14 miles total.

For all the ladies that will be joining the ride tomorrow we are meeting at this sign 6:00pm. Bring a helmet and water. We are planning on going to Roca road and back on the Jamaica Trail. If you need more details you can message us or call the shop.

Stop by this weekend!

Tonight at Pizza and Pints, Denise Howe will be playing from 6-8pm! Pizza and small bites served from 5-9pm! See you out! 🍕🎶🍻

It’s always 🌮 time🥳

A classic look but better! Introducing the Danner Tramline Chelsea with a Vibram sole and Gore-Tex body. Add some sweet smartwool socks and you got some happy stylish feet! Available in men’s and women’s. ❤️🍂🍁🦶

Gear sale this weekend! Save up to 40% off on some of your favorite brands! Come check us out 9-7 Monday thru Saturday and 12-5 Sundays.

Feels like fall today! ❤️🍁🍂

New fall colors are looking pretty good! ❤️🍁🍂

We have bike packing tents for your next biking adventure! 🚲 ⛺️

Ladies trail ride Wednesday August 28th 6pm at Densmore park. We are heading out on the Jamaica Trial. All are welcome. Please wear a helmet and bring some water!

Don’t let the rain stop you from having fun! Get yourself a good waterproof rain jacket and go adventure. Select styles and colors now on sale!!

Days are getting shorter and fall is just around the corner! ❤️🍁🍂

Fall gear is starting to show up in the shop! 🍁🍂❤️

The Patagonia Houdini is perfect for transitional weather, cycling and running. Light enough to pack into its own pocket when not in use but warm enough to fight off the chill. Bonus is that select colors are on our summer sale rack!

Back to school essentials from Cotopaxi! ❤️ 🎒

Backpacks that look cool but will last for years!

Your favorite gear is part of our summer sale!

Got the fall table set up with new gear! 🍁 🍂

Just added a bunch of bags and tents to our summer sale!

Election Commissioner Todd Wiltgen announced today is National Poll Worker Recruitment Day. In recognition, Commissioner Wiltgen encourages civic-minded citizens of Lancaster County consider serving as an Election Day board worker during the upcoming general election on Tuesday, November 5th. He was joined by Mayor Gaylor Baird and the Lancaster County Board in emphasizing the vital importance of poll workers in our citizen run elections.

"Here in Lancaster County, over 1,100 ordinary citizens step up to do the extraordinary - keeping the wheels of democracy turning each Election Day" said Commissioner Wiltgen. "Without our poll workers, we would not have the safe, accurate, and secure elections that we are so proud of."

During each election, the Commission needs over 1,100 board workers to staff 198 precincts in Lancaster County on Election Day. Workers must be registered voters and able to work on Election Day from 7:00 AM until shortly after the polls close at 8:00 PM. Physical requirements include good eyesight, good hearing, and the ability to sit for an extended period.

Commissioner Wiltgen highlights that workers are needed from every political party to maintain bipartisan election boards required by law.

Election board workers enjoy the same civil leave protections as those who serve on jury duty. According to Commissioner Wiltgen “Employers must allow an employee the time off to serve as an election board worker without threat of or loss of personal or holiday pay, sick leave, overtime pay, or any other form of penalty for absence when serving as an election board worker.”

The Election Commission recently updated the application and training process for those interested in serving on an election board. Individuals may now submit a board worker application on the Commission’s website at Lancaster.ne.gov/Election
Election Board training will now be available online prior to each election. Board workers will be paid for the thirteen-plus hours they work on Election Day plus a stipend for participating in online training.

Individuals who have questions about serving as an election board worker should contact the Election Commissioner’s Office at (402) 441-7311 or learn more at: www.lancaster.ne.gov/347/Election-Board-Worker-Information

Hello August and new fall Patagonia gear!