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What's Happening in the Kimball Area . . .

Goodhand Theatre - Fri November 19, Life as We Know It
Showtime's: Mon-Sat at 7:30 pm, Sun at 3:30 pm Wednesday is Ladies Night!
Parade of Lights - Downtown Kimball, Saturday, November 27th
85rd Annual Farmer's Day 2011 - Sat, September 24th, 2011

Other Items of Interest . . .

Tai Chi Moving for Better Balance Classes - Free!
ReadySetGet Fit! Kids Come Have Fun at a Fun Fitness Class!!! Play Games, Learn Skills, and most of all have a GREAT TIME! Thursdays 6:15-7:00pm, Mary Lynch Gym
Kimball is featured in the March/April issue of Nebraska Life Magazine!
Kimball Recycling Center Information . . .
Harry McNees Memorial Web site

Summer beauty after a July, 2003 thunderstorm
More on the windfarm

Nebraska Travel Association's 2004 Outstanding Web Site!

Kimball residents are justifiably proud of their community. This quiet town boasts of a low crime rate and high quality of life. Set in the midst of the rural Nebraska panhandle, in the scenic Lodgepole valley, Kimball is known as the "Gateway to Western Nebraska" because of its prime location near the railroad and Interstate 80. Stop and take a closer look!

Why Come To Kimball

By Carol L. Dunne-Benson - September 20, 2005
After a search of small towns, remote and quiet places, we began to check off features of Kimball which were on our list. Hospital, tree lined streets, fresh pure air and endless prairie and fields. The amazing sunsets, the blackest nights with the brightest stars and the quiet pierced with the sound of trains and whistles which reassure that people and transportation all exist, somewhere else.
The soft winds blow the prairie grasses with mesmerizing rhythms offering respite peace from the rush and crush of big city life. The quiet wind offering moments to reflect, to sort out what is important. Family, friends and memories. Sunsets painted with prairie brushes of orange and gold, of red and violet. Sunrises each more spectacular than the one before. Each promising that earthy agricultural smell of crops being planted, watered and harvested.
Why come to Kimball...come, see for yourself.
See where possibility becomes reality on the unspoiled prairie of Nebraska.