A Northeast Nebraska man could face charges after he reportedly made a series of threats to the Elkhorn Logan Valley Health Department earlier this month.
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Franciscan Healthcare hasn’t seen the level of COVID-19 cases as hospitals in the metro areas, but the cases it has and continues to deal with is challenging staff.
Gov. Pete Ricketts and other state officials, medical personnel, and community organizations last week unveiled the state’s new bilingual “Do Right, Right Now” campaign.
A partnership between Cuming County Economic Development and a private firm will attempt to track down regional and national retailers with an interest in locating in Cuming County.
Alice Brand of Wisner never expected a trip to the doctor to turn into a two-week hospital stay to battle COVID-19. Fortunately, her ordeal ended with her safe return home.
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Hopes of a three-day stay in Lincoln turned into a one-and-done outing as Overton completed a three-set sweep over Guardian Angels Central Catholic in the opening round of the Class C2 State Volleyball tournament Thursday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.
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All season long, Guardian Angels Central Catholic has prepared itself for the opportunity to play in the state volleyball tournament.
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Four years of sacrifice, commitment and dedication all paid off in a very gratifying way for West Point-Beemer senior Brandon Mitzel.
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It was a lengthy, unforgettable journey for Guardian Angels Central Catholic in the 2020 Class C State Softball tournament held last week in Hastings.
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Ten-in-a-row. The streak of excellence continues for the Guardian Angels Central Catholic softball program. With their C-1 District title, the Bluejays have clinched their 10th consecutive berth to the Class C state softball tournament, an accomplishment head coach Allan Kreikemeier is super…
Ward #1 Wisner City Councilman Chris Liermann was recognized at Monday’s meeting for 16 years of service.
On Monday in Stanton County District Court, Kimberly Neiman, 58, of Pilger entered a guilty plea to Attempted Theft by Unlawful Taking a Class IIIA felony in connection to the theft of funds from the Village of Pilger where she formerly served as Village Clerk.
Wisner Postmaster Theresa Jones will be stamping her last envelope on Nov. 20 when she retires after nearly 30 years with the United States Postal Service.
Alice Brand of Wisner never expected a trip to the doctor to turn into a two-week hospital stay to battle COVID-19. Fortunately, her ordeal ended with her safe return home.
The Wisner Fire and Rescue Departments held a joint disaster drill on Nov. 3 complete with smashed up vehicles and real “victims.”
If you need a hospital bed in Nebraska today you could probably find one.
A lot of people are unhappy with what happened in the election three weeks ago. I’m one of them.
Some in Nebraska were surprised that Congressional District 2 voters provided enough support to give that district’s Electoral College vote to president-elect Joe Biden. But one only needed to look at voter registration data to know that it’s not really a surprise.
As much damage to trees and power lines that last week’s ice storm inflicted, it also brought out several examples of good deeds by people living in the area.
If this year’s general election has told us anything, it’s that mail-in voting works. At least in Nebraska.
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