Southwest School Board declares buses surplus

Body INDIANOLA - The Southwest Board of Education met Monday to re-organize and elect officers while also approving the annual audit and declaring a trio of buses surplus. The Board elected the same officers as the previous year, save for the election of Jason Neseth to Vice President.

Lebanon News

Body Wow! There’s been a lot of water under the bridge since this pen was last on the paper. Wednesday, January 6th was like none other! Please keep our great country and its leadership in your prayers.

The Southwest National Honor Society

Body The Southwest National Honor Society appreciated everyone who donated money and bought gifts and food baskets for their annual Wish Tree. 15 families including 411cids benefited from your generosity!.
The Southwest National Honor Society

Nebraskans Want More Space

Body Over the past six weeks, Nebraskans have been rallying to bring U.S. Space Command (SPACECOM) to our state. This tremendous support for the military is common practice in our state.
GOVERNOR PETE RICKETTS

Re-connecting after a long year

Body It has been a long and difficult year for so many of us, but none more so than those who live in senior care facilities and nursing homes. They’ve been locked down for months on end, away from almost all of their family and friends, sometimes even away from their fellow residents.
“With a grain of salt” by Cody Gerlach

Hughes’ Views

Body The legislative on January 6th. It was nice to see colleagues that I’ve worked with before as well as getting to know session kicked off some of the new or returning mem-bers.
SENATOR DAN HUGHES

Sen. Hughes previews legislative session

Body LINCOLN - State Senator Dan Hughes is going to be a busy man for the next two years. When the 107th Legislature convened on January 6, the Venango farmer ran unopposed for the chair of the Executive Board—a position second only to the Speaker.
Sen. Hughes previews legislative session