BROKEN BOW – The Custer County Foundation has awarded two prominent scholarships to Broken Bow students: Don Davis Early Entry Access Scholarships and Broken Bow Class of 1959 Educational Scholarships were awarded to a total of 27 students on their'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Custer County District Court heard 4 cases on Thursday, all in the morning, and all of which were returning. Wesley M. Kraft, 25 of North Platte, returned to court with a plea agreement; in exchange for a dismissal of 3 charges,'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The 84-year-old Custer Elementary School building may be entering its final autumn by most estimates. The Custer Economic Development Corporation (CEDC) placed a $20,000 asbestos abatement bid on the school on Monday, which was unanimo'... Read More

LINCOLN – Tuesday, October 18 marked the Nebraska Cattlemen's solidarity with their compatriots throughout Thomas and Blaine Counties. The leadership of the organization’s Disaster Relief Fund announced this week they will accept monetary dona'... Read More

BROKEN BOW—For more than 50 years a central Nebraska cattleman has been making strides in the feeding industry with technology, innovation, and data. Jerry Adams of Adams Land & Cattle (ALCC) is being recognized for his commitment to the indust'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Nebraska Association of Fair Managers have announced two new scholarships. Two Martha and Don Romeo Scholarships worth $500 each will be awarded to one 4-H girl and one 4-H boy who are graduating seniors in the state of Nebraska an'... Read More

LINCOLN - Two generational family novels by Nebraska authors, a nonfiction work on POW camps in Nebraska, and a mystery set in the Sand Hills —all stories with ties to Nebraska and the Great Plains—are the finalists for the 2023 One Book One Nebr'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Broken Bow School Board met for its regular meeting on Monday night, October 17 at 7:30 p.m. All members were present. After approving the minutes of the previous meeting, the board heard the treasurer’s report, in which board'... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The juveniles accused of vandalizing the Custer School Building earlier this year returned to court on Monday to enter pleas. All five were present and accompanied by a parent or guardian. The five denied the allegations, and all ha'... Read More

CALLAWAY – The Timm-Reynolds-Love Funeral Home in Callaway has a sharp new look, but the family at the heart of it all remains unchanged; Nick Reynolds, now at the helm of the family business, says that the face lift was a much-needed and timely up'... Read More

BROKEN BOW - The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will consider approving a five-year plan to recruit, retain and reactivate outdoor enthusiasts at its October 21 meeting in Broken Bow. If approved, the 2023-2027 Recruitment, Retention and React'... Read More

LINCOLN – Global Processing Inc., of Kanawha, Iowa, Wednesday, October 12, surrendered its Nebraska Grain Dealer License to the Nebraska Public Service Commission (PSC). The company owns and operates facilities in both Lexington and Haigler. On '... Read More

LINCOLN – The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has opened the applications for two grant programs, both funded under American Rescue Plan Act appropriated by LB 1014. The Rural Ambulance Replacement and the Emergency Medical '... Read More

BROKEN BOW – The Custer County Historical Society will be presenting quite the fitting artifact to their neighbors in Blaine County: a map of Halsey National Forest from November 1940. Historical Society curator Tammy Hendrickson calls the gift '... Read More