NEW! 3D Printer Maintenance and Calibration
This practical troubleshooting course helps current 3D printer users improve print quality and reliability while identifying and resolving common issues. Learn how regular maintenance and calibration can prevent print failures, maintain accuracy and extend the lifespan of your device. Prerequisite: basic experience and familiarity using a 3D printer. Joseph Olson is a veteran, entrepreneur and the founder of Black Sheep Products LLC.

Tuesdays | Nov. 10-17 | 5:30-7:30 p.m. | Joseph Olson | $69
 

Saturday | November 7 | 10am-2:30pm | Multiple Presenters | $35 (includes light lunch)
Columbus Campus, Central Community College, 4500 63rd St.

A fun-filled expo brimming with the anticipation of the glorious holidays. Our desire is to offer ideas and tips on creating memories with a sense of ease and joy. Keynote: Sheila Hoppe with Beyond the Tree: Holiday Decorating Using Wreaths and Garland. Other concurrent sessions feature: baking breads, outdoor containers, relish trays, tablescapes, fragrance and getting the family to unplug from technology. All fantastic ways to make memories this year.
Contact Karen Mroczek at 402-562-1249 to receive a detailed brochure.
Unfortunately, online registration is unavailable for this event, but we are happy to complete your registration over the phone (noon-5pm Monday-Friday) with a credit card.
 

A Taste of Tuscany for Two

Enjoy a romantic evening for a cooking experience designed for couples to connect, create and share a meal together.

Physical Fitness

NEW! Adult Archery

Whether you’re new to archery or looking to sharpen your skills, this class covers essential techniques, equipment, basics, and safety practices. Enjoy a supportive, hands-on experience while improving focus, coordination, and accuracy. Beginner-friendly; equipment provided. Ages 18 and up

Fridays and Saturdays | Nov. 6- 14| Fri. 6-8 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-noon | Tri-City Archers | $50

AVOR 2000 CGE12

Adulting 101: United Way Kearney

Become a certified adult! This 8-week course will provide the skills you need for success.
Skills you will learn:

• Budgeting & Saving
• Getting a Job
• Renting
• Building Relationships
• Staying Healthy
• Grocery Shopping & Cooking
• Community Involvement
• Transportation

Snacks will be provided. Nutrition and transportation classes will be held off-site.

Questions? Email Ashley at uwka.org. Website: uwka.org/adulting101. Phone: 308-237-6840

Tuesdays, Sept. 8 through October 27, 2026 | 6:30 - 8: 30 p.m. | CCC-Kearney Room #131 | Registration fee: $50, Reimbursable upon Completion

Advanced Excel  

This class will focus on advanced techniques and offer solutions to your specific needs and scenarios. Learn the skills required to elevate your spreadsheets and organize, analyze and visualize data.

Applied Artificial Intelligence for the Workplace (Virtual)

This hands-on course focuses on applying AI tools to real-world work scenarios. Students will identify repetitive tasks and build simple workflows to automate processes, improve efficiency, and support decision-making. The course emphasizes practical implementation using accessible tools, allowing participants to create solutions tailored to their specific job or business. No coding experience is required.

AVOR 8000 CKE07

Monday, Tuesday and Thursday | Nov. 9, 10 and 12 | 5-7 p.m. | Jon Nixon | $79

Applied Artificial Intelligence for the Workplace (Virtual)

This hands-on course focuses on applying AI tools to real-world work scenarios. Students will identify repetitive tasks and build simple workflows to automate processes, improve efficiency, and support decision-making. The course emphasizes practical implementation using accessible tools, allowing participants to create solutions tailored to their specific job or business. No coding experience is required.

AVOR 8000 CKE08

Monday, Tuesday and Thursday | Nov. 30, Dec. 1 and 3 | 5-7 p.m. | Jon Nixon | $79

NEW! Baseball Card History
From the 1860s to the 21st century, baseball trading cards have come a long way – from cardboard cards to digital collections and from cigarettes to bubble gum. What were once simple product advertisements became a simple hobby, then a serious investment, reflecting both local and national history. Let’s open a pack or two! 
Monday | Nov. 2 | 6:30-8 p.m. | David Barker |$9
 

Basic Computer Skills:

Build confidence with technology in this beginner-friendly computer class designed to fit your individual needs! Whether you want help with email, internet browsing, Microsoft programs, social media, or basic computer navigation, this class can be tailored to your skill level and goals. 

Friday | October 30 | 9-10 a.m. | Shannon McDonald | $10
Columbus Campus, Resource Center located in the East Education Building

Here is your chance to have all those questions about basic computers answered. There is a limit of 5 students so register early!

Friday | October 23 | 9-10 a.m. | Shannon McDonald | $10
Columbus Campus, Resource Center located in the East Education Building

A refresher series that provides tips and tricks on searching the internet safely and effectively. There is a limit of 5 students so register early!

Friday | October 2 | 9-10 a.m. | Shannon McDonald | $10
Columbus Campus, Resource Center located in the East Education Building

A refresher series that provides tips and tricks on basic computer operations. There is a limit of 5 students so register early!

Basic Drawing Techniques

Take this class and learn to draw, starting with the basic shapes, one- and two-point perspective, and continuing with shading. You will learn and practice the basics, then take these skills home for future endeavors in sketching and painting. Supplies needed: a soft lead pencil, eraser and a pad of newsprint or sketchbook paper no smaller than 8.5x11 inches.

Saturday, October 31 at 1-3 p.m.