Twenty Years Later: Remembering 9/11

Witnessing the horrific events of 9/11 unfold through the media left an indelible mark on every American, and in the moments and days that followed, we all became participants to varying degrees in the post 9/11 history.
The Wineland family (Cal, Austin, Calvin, Desiree) experienced 9/11 at the Pentagon, while Daren Hatch (bottom left) was watching the events unfold with his fifth grade class, which included Amy Breinig (bottom right).

Man running across U.S. has Oxford connection

CAMBRIDGE - There have been about 300 people to successfully run across the United States in succession. A San Diego man was over half-way on his journey as he crossed through Red Willow and Furnas counties last week.
Man running across U.S. has Oxford connection

Kramer reaches plea deal in trafficking case

BEAVER CITY — Anothe rof those charged in the Furnas County sex trafficking investigation has reached a plea deal with prosecutors. Carl Kramer Sr., 50 of Oxford, pleaded guilty to two counts of child abuse, each a felony, in Furnas County District Court.

Cambridge girls take title at DCS Cross Country

BENKELMAN - The Cambridge girls finished first and the Cambridge boys were second as area teams opened cross country season at Dundy County-Stratton last week. The Cambridge girls captured first place in the team race, edging Chase County by three points with a total of 26.

Hi-Line runners open at Sutherland

The Hi-Line cross county team started its season off on Saturday at Sutherland. As a new meet for the Bulls, the athletes were pretty nervous to see how the competition and course would go.

Southern Valley takes down Hi-Line in five

SOUTHERN VALLEY - In a match that couldn;t have been more tightly contested, the Southern Valley volleyball team nudged past Hi-Line last THursday for a five-set win, 23-25, 27-25, 25-22, 20-25, 15-13.
Southern Valley’s Krista Best slams one of her 26 kills against Hi-Line Thursday.