Furnas County Court News

Body 05/10/2021 Heather Bussard of Omaha: Possession of a Controlled Substance; Possession of a Controlled Substance Morphine; Possession of a Deadly Weapon by a Prohibited Person; Possession of a controlled Substance Marijuana 1 ounce or less Possession of drug paraphernalia; Pos...

Celebrating & Savoring Nebraska Beef

Body Nebraska has long been known as the Beef State and May is Beef Month, so it’s the perfect time to enjoy a delicious burger or steak. Agriculture is our state’s largest industry, and beef is the biggest segment of Nebraska agriculture.
Celebrating & Savoring Nebraska Beef

The Healing Power of Art

Body Artists and medical personnel both know the importance of art. The famous nurse Florence Nightingale once said, “Variety of form and brilliancy of color in the object presented to patients are an actual means to recovery.
The Healing Power of Art

Congratulations 2021 Graduates!

Body Graduates from Cambridge, Elwood, Southern Valley and Southwest closed their high school days with commencement activities this weekend, celebrating accomplishments and the beginning of a new journey.
Congratulations 2021 Graduates!

Cambridge General Store celebrates 10 years

Body More than 10 years ago - November 29, 2010 - Duckwall’s made the announcement they would be closing all of their stores in early January of 2011. The news was a shock to everyone in Cambridge as Duckwall’s served as the primary general retail option in Cambridge.
Cambridge General Store celebrates 10 years

Quinn’s Motion for Change of Venue Denied

Body On April 11, 2021, William Quinn filed an Amended Motion for Change of Venue to move his upcoming trial out of Furnas County. The matter came for decision before District Judge David W. Urbom on April 29, 2021.

Hi-Line boys finish FKC Runner-Up

Body WILCOX - With a first-place relay and individual titles in all three sprint races, the Hi-Line boys track and field team finished runner-up at the Fort Kearney Conference Meet Friday. “It was agreat day to compete,” Coach Kurt Banzhaf said.
Hi-Line’s Ryker Evans took first in both the 200 and 400 at the FKC Meet Friday.

Trojans take RPAC Title

Body PAXTON - With six individual champions, 25 total medalists and 156 team points, the Cambridge girls track and field team dominated the RPAC Championship Meet Friday, beating out runner-up Medicine Valley by 91 points for the title.
Southern Valley’s Brianna Quinn took three gold medals - and nearly a fourth - at the RPAC Track and Field Meet.