City Approves Lemon Days Activities, Parking At Issue For AppleJack Festival

NEBRASKA CITY – The Nebraska City City Council approved the use of downtown sidewalks for Lemon Days July 26-28, but a church’s request to use the Sunken Parking lot is stalled. Lemonade stands and small business booths are planned for Memoria

June 20, 2019Updated: June 20, 2019

By News Channel Nebraska

City Approves Lemon Days Activities, Parking At Issue For AppleJack Festival

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