The Cambridge Lions.

By Governor Jim Pillen September 19, 2025 Distracted driving and speeding are endangering and killing Nebraskans. So, here’s a challenge to everyone who gets behind the wheel: Let’s make our roads the safest in America.

Eager Beaver Days.

Trojans edge Wolves for Arapahoe title as 12 athletes earn medals.

A granite monument stands along the north side of Highway 6/34 two miles east of Bartley. It commemorates nine Bohemian immigrants, three mothers and six children, who were killed in a flash flood nearby on May 26, 1885.

Social Security benefits should be completely tax free. That’s how Social Security was originally intended to function. When I was Governor, we eliminated state income taxes on Social Security benefits. We need to provide this same relief at the federal level. I’m fighting to protect Social Security. I’m fighting to help Nebraskans keep more of their hardearned money in retirement.

CAMBRIDGE - Facing its biggest challenge to date this season, the Cambridge football team again passed with flying colors Thursday night, dealing Bertrand its first loss of the season while improving to 4-0 with a 56-6 victory.

Cold and flu season will be arriving soon, including Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) which is most common during the fall and winter months. Southwest Nebraska Public Health Department (SWNPHD) encourages residents to get their RSV vaccinations early in October before the RSV season begins. RSV season usually starts in October and lasts through March.

Last week, America witnessed the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk. Charlie was a young conservative activist, a husband, and a father of two. He inspired thousands of young people. His mission was simple but powerful: to resolve disagreements through robust and substantive discourse. He welcomed challenges, inviting those who opposed him to debate and engage in open dialogue.

The Frontier Stitchers Quilt Guild decided to make comfort quilts as their community project for 2025. Each member was to make one or more quilts to donate to the Frontier County Sheriff’s department for them to have on hand for emergency situations. They presented the quilts to the Sheriff at the Curtis Fall Festival. If you would be interested in joining this group, call 402-366-7227 or 308-367-7102.