The Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture welcomed alumna, Broken Bow Veterinarian and rancher Dr. McKenzie Hendricks back to campus to speak with students in Success in Veterinary Technology and Success in Animal Science classes. Students appre'... Read More

KEARNEY, Neb – More than 600 students from 100 high schools across the state will participate in the annual Honor Band and Choral Clinic at the University of Nebraska at Kearney on Monday, January 26. Included in the workshops and performances are '... Read More

Our Saviour Lutheran Church of Broken Bow and Thrivent Community Action Team are hosting their annual Pancake/bake sale on Sunday, January 25. A lunch of pancakes, sausage, and eggs will be available at the Broken Bow Municipal Building from 11:00'... Read More

Nebraska Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever will be hosting a series of prescribed fire workshops both in person and online. The workshops, presented in partnership with the Nebraska Game and Parks as well as numerous other conservation partners, a'... Read More

In Custer County District Court news from Thursday, January 22nd, Virgilio Moran Rivera, age 54 of Lexington, appeared for a pretrial hearing. The defendant pleaded not guilty to two charges—assault by strangulation, a Class IIIA felony, and 3rd de'... Read More

The Custer County Historical Society is planning a birthday party on Saturday, January 24 at the Custer County Museum on the west side of the Square in Broken Bow. While the birthday celebrant will not likely make an appearance, everyone is invited t'... Read More

BROKEN BOW, Neb.— Krystina Rugg, age 40 of Sargent, appeared in Custer County District Court for a pretrial hearing on Thursday. Rugg has been charged with one count each of first degree sexual abuse by a school employee and third degree sexual abu'... Read More

The National Weather Service is forecasting extremely cold air from Thursday night through the weekend and into Monday. Temperatures are not expected break above 0°, until at least mid-day Saturday, with dangerous windchill values ranging from the n'... Read More

The American Red Cross continues to face a severe blood shortage. Individuals are urged to give now so patients don’t face delays in lifesaving care.  Winter typically puts pressure on the blood supply, and volunteer blood donors are key to he'... Read More

UPDATED:  Due to extreme cold temperatures on Saturday, BBPS has announced that the Bow Invitational Speech Meet will start at 9:00 AM, rather than 8:00, as previously scheduled. Twenty-four schools will be bringing their best speakers to Broken '... Read More

A coalition of Nebraskans is calling on state lawmakers to uphold voter-approved ballot initiatives in light of actions by the legislature to weaken them. Policymakers would still be able to change the initiatives, but they would need more votes than'... Read More

The move of the Broken Bow City Council to a more formal and permanent site took another step forward recently with the installation of furniture in the future Council Chambers on the upper level of the Broken Bow Municipal Building. The long proc'... Read More

Today, January 20, marks the official closure date of the Tyson Foods beef processing facility in Lexington. While some moves have been made by various officials to prevent the closure, none appear to have resulted in saving just over 3,200 jobs in t'... Read More

The early days of the Nebraska Legislative Session were on the minds of the Broken Bow School Board as they met for their Regular Session on Monday evening, January 19. Board President Tom Osmond called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM with all member'... Read More