A crowd well into the 300s attended the Broken Bow Chamber of Commerce banquet on Saturday night at the One Box Convention Center. The Chamber holds the banquet annually to recognize anniversary milestones, present special awards, and raise funds for'... Read More
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen and the Department of Agriculture (NDA) are working together to provide Nebraskans with information about the appearance of avian influenza in wild birds this time of year. On Friday, the Douglas County Health Department '... Read More
The spring turkey hunting season is right around the corner, beginning this upcoming Tuesday (March 25). Archers in Nebraska can begin hunting on Tuesday, with the youth shotgun season opening April 5. The regular shotgun season begins a week late'... Read More
Friends, family, and chamber members gathered on West Highway 2 to support Andrew Mason, Errin Nelson, and their staff for a ribbon cutting with the Broken Bow Chamber of Commerce on Friday afternoon. The celebration was put on for Rise Rehab & P'... Read More
An entire school year has almost been completed for the new Custer Christian School (CCS) in Broken Bow. The private school is inviting the public to join them for an open house on Tuesday March 25 and a Gala on Saturday March 29. Board members Ja'... Read More
Custer County District Court was in session on Thursday, March 20th with Judge Karin Noakes presiding. Joshua D. Stiebritz, age 45 of Broken Bow, appeared for arraignments in two separate criminal cases. The first case stems from an arrest on Nove'... Read More
Those traveling through Broken Bow will need to bring their patience starting Monday, March 24 as road work is set to begin on Highway 2 through town, weather permitting. Highway 21 south of town and Highway 70 to the east will also be a part of the '... Read More
Arnold Public Schools recently revealed initial blueprints for a potential school construction project. Although not a final plan, they will serve as a starting point for estimates and selecting a construction manager. Superintendent Joel Morgan s'... Read More
By Nina B. Elkadi for Sentient. Broadcast version by Mark Moran for Nebraska News Connection reporting for the Sentient-Public News Service Collaboration The Clean Water Act, salmonella inspections and equity in the Packers and Stockyards Act ar'... Read More
According to the Federal Trade Commission, consumers last year reported losing more than $12.5 billion to fraud, representing a 25% increase over the prior year. Bruning Bank in Broken Bow hopes to help reduce that number in 2025 by hosing a fraud ed'... Read More
District speech competition is underway across the state with competitions taking place Saturday the 15th through Saturday the 22nd. Through competition Tuesday, several students from the KCNI/KBBN listening area have secured a spot at the state spee'... Read More
BROKEN BOW, Neb. - Travelers in the area of Broken Bow and Merna have seen them for some time, but they were only recently turned on for use. Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) dynamic message signs are keeping motorists informed from their'... Read More
Lisa Clarke McMillan, a conservationist for the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Broken Bow, was recently presented the Society for Range Management (SRM) Outstanding Achievement award in Land Stewardship. The award was present'... Read More
The Broken Bow Board of Education held its regular meeting on the evening of March 17th at the Broken Bow Library. All board members were present except Tim Chancellor. The board excused his absence. The board promptly approved verification of pub'... Read More
