BROKEN BOW - Andy Gibbons will teach a class about Basic Household Electrical Wiring from March 16 through April 6 in Broken Bow. Sessions will be from 6-8 p.m. Thursdays at the Mid-Plains Community College Broken Bow Campus. Gibbons is an elec'... Read More

LINCOLN – The Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) and Governor Jim Pillen held a press conference Thursday afternoon addressing the school shooting hoax calls that tore through the state earlier in the day. Ten schools were disrupted by the calls, accor'... Read More

BROKEN BOW - Superintendent Darren Tobey has released a statement to the community of Broken Bow regarding the "swatting" hoaxes on schools across the state. "There have been multiple reports of 'hoax' phone calls to law enforcement reporting a sc'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Goodwill trailer will once again be returning to Broken Bow for roughly 4 days in early March. From the afternoon of Tuesday, March 7 through about noon on Friday, March 10, the trailer can be found in its usual place: the parki'... Read More

CALLAWAY – As a letter from the Callaway Chamber of Commerce Board states, “Very few communities are blessed with the attributes that make Callaway, Nebraska, such a wonderful place to live, work, play, and retire. It has been said about Callaway'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Custer County Board of Supervisors held its final meeting of February on Tuesday at 9 a.m. Only Chairman Barry Fox was absent, leaving Vice Chairman Lynn Longmore in charge of the meeting. The minutes, mail, and committee report'... Read More

BROKEN BOW - The City of Broken Bow will be resuming its monthly siren testing beginning in March, according to a release from the city. The sirens will be tested through September, with tests scheduled for the first Tuesday of each month. The fir'... Read More

ARNOLD – Typically, a sign of a community’s health is how it grows; for Arnold, this past Saturday, its growth was in its health. Two businesses joined the downtown Arnold, Nebraska family on a temperate late-February afternoon, and both, in thei'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Custer County Board of Supervisors will hold its final meeting of February on the final day of February: Tuesday the 28 at 9 a.m. The board will evaluate the end-of-month claims and enter the Board of Equalizations, as well as c'... Read More

NORTH PLATTE – Several area students, alongside the North Platte Community College music department, will highlight African American songs and composers during its spring concert on March 9. Cozad’s Karissa Jackson and Gothenburg’s Dustin Ca'... Read More

LINCOLN – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will begin accepting archery paddlefish permit applications for two weeks starting on March 1. The application period opens at 1 p.m. Central Time Wednesday; postal mail applications must be recei'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Knights of Columbus have announced the schedule for upcoming fish fries throughout Custer County. Beginning February 24 and running through March 31, the Knights of Columbus will host a fish fry at the following locations; all m'... Read More

BROKEN BOW - Broken Bow police and EMS responded to an accident on 10th & J at roughly 8 a.m. on Friday morning. The accident occurred between a car and a school bus. No children were on board, and though ambulances were summoned, nobody was t'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Broken Bow City Council convened on Friday, February 24 at noon at the Municipal Building’s auditorium. Councilmen Schmidt and Holland were present; all other members were excused. The agenda was simple; after the pledge and r'... Read More