BARTLEY - The Maywood- Hayes Center volleyball team grabbed its 15th win in Monday’s subdistrict opener, but saw its season come to a close in the finals against host Southwest on Tuesday.

The Nebraska Supreme Court handed down its decision in In Re Application A-19594 (Central Platte NRD et al., and North Platte NRD v. NE Department of Natural Resources and Platte to Republican Basin High Flow Diversion Project) on Friday, October 6, 2023.

Moorefield local Megan Grunden Welch and her son competed at the 2023 Grand National & World Championship Morgan Horse Show last week at the Jim Norick Arena in Oklahoma City.

OXFORD - The Oxford Community Food Pantry is home. After months of fundraising and the efforts of volunteers the new building is ready for use. It is open and the staff are taking appointments.

EUSTIS-FARNAM Eustis-Farnam Public School is under construction. According to Superintendent Nick Hodge, Eustis-Farnam is adding a preschool because almost all other school districts in the state have preschools connected to the school.

By: Andrea Nisley City Codes Be = Bertrand; B = Brady; C = Cozad; EC = Elm Creek; EL = Elwood; Eu = Eustis; F = Farnam; G = Gothenburg; K= Kearney; L = Lexington; O = Overton; Oc = Oconto; S = Sumner 182 4-H members, parents and leaders attended the 78th annual Dawson County 4-H Achievement...

The 17th annual Nebraska Kids Fitness and Nutrition Day (NKFND) was held in McCook on Wednesday, October 11th at the McCook Community College Peter and Dolores Graff Event Center with around 250 fourth grade students.

LINCOLN, NE (10/10/2023)-- The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has awarded stipends to 221 Husker undergraduates to participate in research with a faculty mentor during the 2023-24 academic year.

Monday morning definitely saw frost on the pumpkin! That was the first chilly morning that put frost on my patio. I didn’t have a garden this year, for the first time in at least 50 years, so I didn’t have to worry about my tomatoes freezing.

Many area residents are concerned and affected by rising property tax bills. Many potential businesses are discouraged from moving to or remaining in our state due to high property tax rates.