BROKEN BOW – The Broken Bow School Board held its June meeting on Monday at 6 p.m.; all members were present. Front and center were Superintendent Darren Tobey’s administrative comments, the focus of which was an unpacking of the school distri'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Custer County Historical Society’s annual pie and ice cream social boasted roughly a dozen pies, many friends, and a couple of surprises. Some 60 historians, genealogists, and community members with fewer official titles but e'... Read More

BROKEN BOW - The Goodwill trailer will once again be returning to Broken Bow; as is tradition, the trailer will be parked outside of Gary's Super Foods, found at 1110 South B Street in Broken Bow starting Tuesday, June 27, and runnung through Friday,'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Broken Bow School Board will meet for its June meeting tonight at 6 p.m. in the high school boardroom. In addition to approving the minutes from last month’s meeting the board will hear the treasurer’s and claims reports, as'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Custer County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, June 13 on the top floor of the Custer County Courthouse at 9 a.m. In addition to the minutes, mail, and committee reports, the board will hear about a new prog'... Read More

MERNA – Heritage Days 2023 is right around the corner; the early summer celebration this year straddles two months: June and July. Starting on Friday, June 30, the A-M Foundation will hold its annual banquet at the One Box Convention Center in B'... Read More

THEDFORD – Fifty-eight years ago, three artists formed the Thedford Art Guild in order to help sponsor the 1st Annual Autumn Art Workshop in the Forest near Halsey. They were soon joined by 15 additional area artists, all bent on answering the que'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Broken Bow City Council will convene for the first time this month on Tuesday, June 13 at 6 p.m. in the Municipal Building’s Auditorium. The council is expected to approve the consent agenda, which includes the minutes of the '... Read More

LEXINGTON – On June 2, thirteen 4-H youth competed in the 2023 Dawson County 4-H Livestock Judging Contest at the Fairgrounds in Lexington. The 13 competitors were divided into 3 categories by age, Clover Kid, Junior, and Senior. The contest con'... Read More

ANSELMO – April’s Cooksley Complex Fire spanned two counties, 37,000 acres, and two days: April 13 and 14. Miraculously, no lives were lost, thanks in no small part to the 64 fire departments that worked tirelessly to contain and extinguish the b'... Read More

NORTH PLATTE – The Nebraska Department of Transportation has announced that work will begin Monday, June 12 in Paxton and Arnold, weather permitting. Kid Barnes Construction, Inc. of Valentine is the contractor for the project. Work includes rem'... Read More

CALLAWAY – The shortage of childcare across our state, including in Callaway, has been making headlines for months now. Callaway Public Schools Superintendent Bryon Hanson went so far as to call it a “crisis” during a recent school board meetin'... Read More

ANSELMO – Relief efforts for April’s Cooksley Complex Fire by the Anselmo community are ongoing and increasing. In addition to the community’s 4-13 Fire Department Appreciation Event in conjunction with the annual Big Sky Jubilee, Anselmo-Me'... Read More

ANSELMO – Anselmo’s famous Big Sky Jubilee is returning for another summer; this year, the festival looks to highlight its hometown and the people in it with the theme “Celebrate Anselmo.” Scheduled for June 16 through June 18, the festiva'... Read More