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Don Sjogren Community YMCA Welcomes Trevor Klingelhoefer as Sports Director

Former Kearney Coach Returns To YMCA Roots To Lead YMCA Sports Programming The Don Sjogren Community YMCA is excited to welcome Trevor Klingelhoefer as its new Sports Director. Trevor officially began his role on Monday, April 6, and will help lead and grow youth sports programming at the YMCA. The Don Sjogren Community YMCA has

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Partnering For A Healthier Lexington

The Orthman Community YMCA and Lexington Regional Health Center share a common goal: helping the community live healthier lives. Through a growing partnership, the two organizations work together on a variety of programs throughout the year, including Coffee & Conversations health education sessions, adaptive programming for children and families, homeschool electives, and the annual Turkey

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Don Sjogren Community YMCA Welcomes Rebecca Anderson as Associate Director

The Don Sjogren Community YMCA is pleased to announce the hiring of Rebecca Anderson as its new Associate Director, effective Monday, February 9. The Don Sjogren Community YMCA has served the Holdrege community for over 20 years, focusing on youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. In her new role, Anderson will support branch operations,

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Working Together To Build A Heart-Healthy Community

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, commonly known as CPR, is a simple yet powerful skill that can mean the difference between life and death in an emergency. Sudden cardiac arrest can happen anywhere and often occurs at home or in public places with little warning. Immediate action by a bystander can significantly improve survival. In recognition of National

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