Medicine Valley challenged seven cross country teams with a 5,000-meter course at Arrowhead Meadows Golf Course Aug. 27.

The Southwest football team put its foot on the throat of Silver Lake Friday and never looked back on its way to a resounding win. Relying on the legs of Deric Kelley, the Roughriders dominated the first quarter and jumped out to a 19-point lead.

CAMBRIDGE - During a joint meeting Monday between the Cambridge City Council, the Cambridge Rural Fire Board and leadership of both the Cambridge Volunteer Fire Department and Cambridge EMS, taxing authorities agreed to move forward with construction of a new fire barn south of Highway 6/34 on the...

Firelake Construction is contracted by the Bureau of Reclamation to complete some concrete repairs on the bridge at the Medicine Creek Dam Spillway. As such, a temporary road closure will be required.

The Nebraska 4-H Farrowed and Owned Swine Cohort is designed to enhance the 4-H swine project and cultivate the next generation of leaders in the swine industry by providing opportunities focusing on swine production as a goal of the 4-H member’s project, along with accurate and complete...

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Myrna Haag August 31, 2026 It’s unbelievable that after being so dry for so long, we continue to receive more rains. Some are only a few hundredths, but a check of the gauge a few days ago showed over an inch! We’ve had these nice rains, but we still need more.

Over $50,000 Invested in Local FFA Programs Through Ag Valley Co-op Partnerships Arapahoe, Neb. – Ag Valley Co-op, in partnership with the Land O’Lakes Foundation, CoBank Sharing Success, and the CHS Foundation, is proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 FFA Impact Dollars.

The following information is being released to address the rumors circulatiing about the Theater remodeling which is using about 60% of the ground floor open space previously being used by the Arpahoe Senior Center.

See a need, fill a need. Steps accessing the Cambridge walking trail from downtown had fallen into disrepair, so Cambridge residents John and Valerie (pictured) McLeod worked to replace them with remaining materials from the disc golf expansion.