Nebraska's professional harp and flute "Duo Adante will bring a special blend of music to David City for the Butler County Arts Council at 3 p.m. Sunday, March 14. This concert will include the baroque music of Leonardo Vinci, the romantic styles of Franz Lizst, medieval melodies and "song dreams" for flute and harp. It will be a great way to enjoy the afternoon at St. Luke's United Methodist Church at 620 D Street in David City.

Suggested donation at the door for adults is $8 and B.C.A.C. members are admitted free.

The May 11 primary ballot will include a runoff for the office of mayor of David City.

Mayor Dana Trowbridge opted not to seek another term. Alan Zavodny filed for office on Feb. 16. Late last week, candidates Carol Brehm and John Irons joined in the race. The primary will cut the competition down to two for the November general election.

Two candidates each have filed for the City Council positions in the three wards. They will advance to the general election. For more election news, visit www.thebanner-press.com. 
 

The filing deadline for non-incumbents passed at 5 p.m. Monday, with only two races developing on the May 11 primary election ballot, the County Clerk's office reported.

Mayor Dana Trowbridge opted not to try for a second term. As of Monday, three candidates have stepped forward: Alan Zavodny, Carol Brehm and John Irons. The primary will determine which two will advance to the November election.

A David City man has alleged that his free speech and due process rights were violated when he was terminated from his job as a city police officer.

Vincent Brehm, who was not re-appointed in December to the David City Police Department, recently filed the lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Omaha.

Mayor Dana Trowbridge and City Attorney Jim Egr said they would make no comment on the case.

Brehm worked for the city more than 10 years before December.