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Cedar Valley Hunt Club
Stanton   
The land at Cedar Valley Hunt Club is managed for hunting productivity – pheasant, quail and whitetail deer. 57088 832 Road, Stanton. (402) 439-5400.
Elkhorn Acres Golf Club
Stanton   
Elkhorn Acres Golf Club, a nine-hole course with driving range, is on the south side of Elkhorn River. Cross the bridge on Highway 57 south of town, turn left onto Golf Course Road, then go 1/2 mile east. (402) 439-2191.
KartWheels Raceway
Stanton   
"Four-cycle go-kart racers from around the state compete at KartWheels Raceway, along Highway 24 at the West edge of town. It is open Saturday evenings, May-August. (402) 379-0639. For more information, contact the Stanton Community Club. (402) 439-2208."
Maskenthine Reservoir
Stanton   
"Two miles northwest of Stanton, Maskenthine Reservoir is a 98-acre lake with camping, swimming, horseback riding, hiking, hunting and boating. Boats are limited to 5 mph. Anglers catch largemouth bass, bluegill, channel catfish, crappie, pike, walleye and northern pike. There is a wheelchair accessible fishing pier. Winter sports include skating and short-slope skiing."
Stanton Heritage Museum
Stanton   
The Stanton Heritage Museum, at 1006 Ivy Street, exhibits Stanton memorabilia, wedding clothes, uniforms, tools, pictures, old jail cells and fire equipment. It is open Heritage Day, July 4, Labor Day, or by appointment. (402) 439-2208.
Uptown Brewery
Stanton   
Open for lunch and dinner seven days a week, the Uptown Brewery, 801 10th St., offers fine dining with a wide selection of wines and beers. A Sunday champagne brunch is served 11 a.m.-2 p.m. (402) 439-5100.
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Wood Duck Wildlife Management Area
Stanton   
"Wood Duck Wildlife Management Area has 668 acres along the Elkhorn River. The area is mostly wooded, with several oxbow lakes and a stream. Wildlife includes deer, dove, pheasant, quail, rabbit, squirrel, turkey and waterfowl. Birdwatchers report many eastern songbirds nesting here, and large numbers of geese, ducks, pelicans, cormorants and occasional trumpeter swans on the marshy lakes. Following Highway 24, go 1 1/2 miles west of town, then go two miles south, 1 1/2 miles west, then one mile north on a county road."


MEMBERS
Stanton Community Club
Contact:Elaine Fuller
PO Box 355
 Phone: (402) 439-2208     
Email: fullerel@stanton.net
Stanton County Historical Society
Contact:Elaine Fuller
PO Box 355
 Phone: (402) 439-2208     
Email: fullerel@stanton.net
Uptown Brewery
Contact:Rosalind Lamson Adam Staib
PO Box 777
 801 10th Street
 Phone: 402-439-5100     
Email: uptownbrew@stanton.net
Website: http://www.stanton.net/uptownbrewery.htm