Body When Dan Kennedy began his first year as principal of Eustis-Farnam, he was also starting his 13th year as an administrator. Most recently, the Alliance native, who grew up in Colorado, served in the Nelson-Lawrence School District, south of Hastings.

Body ARAPAHOE - As Arapahoe Superintendent Bob Drews put it at a public meeting with the district’s patrons last Wednesday, “school finance and financial aid formulas are very complicated - if someone fully understands it, I’d like them to explain it to me.”

Body Gosper County is applying for federal grant funding to replace the Johnson Lake Inlet Bridge constructed in 1967 and is nearing the end of its functional lifespan. The U.S.

Body Thank you to my family and friends for the beautiful cards. I have enjoyed celebrating my 80th birthday with gracious messages from you.

Body Cambridge City Council met in regular session on Tuesday, September 2, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. After the Pledge of Allegiance and the Open Meeting announcement, the Council approved the Consent Agenda.

Body Hunters are reminded Nebraska’s state recreation areas are closed to hunting until Sept. 2.

Body The Cambridge TeamMates celebrated the start of the school year on Tuesday, Aug 26 with a kick off picnic at the school. We had over 80 mentors and mentees attend for walking tacos, dessert, and ice cream from The Scoop in McCook.

Body Competing, hosting, serving, cooking, cleaning, recruiting, photographing, and enjoying — students, faculty, and staff of the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture (NCTA) were fully engaged at this year’s Nebraska State Fair in Grand Island.

Body It takes just one spark to ignite a wildfire. With several harvest seasons opening Sept. 1, including dove, grouse and archery deer, hunters are reminded to act responsibly in the field and to do their part to prevent wildfires.

Body LINCOLN – The Nebraska Association of County Officials (NACO) has examined the dual petitions sponsored by Advocates for All Nebraskans and finds them to be ineffective in some ways and harmful in others. They will not have the intended effect in many communities across Nebraska.