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STANTON — Saulo Casillas said he was only trying to help a buddy out.
WAYNE — A 28-year-old former art teacher at Winside Public Schools pleaded no contest on Monday to a pair of misdemeanor charges stemming from…
STANTON — A southern Stanton County teenager could face up to 56 years in prison after pleading guilty to three charges on Monday in connectio…
We all know someone who is just terrible at directions. Right is left, left is right and turn now means go straight.
A Newman Grove man is facing two felony charges resulting from his alleged creation and possession of child pornography.
At the annual CES technology show, new inventions from all around the world were showcased at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
When traveling to a different country, we all fear not being able to speak the language.
Whether it is the car, the microwave or simply the wheel, history has seen many inventions that have had a substantial impact on our current w…
FREMONT — The North Bend Central girls rolled and the Wisner-Pilger boys held on to win the East Husker Conference championships on Saturday n…
PIERCE — The No. 2 seeds, Crofton and Pierce, won the Mid-State Conference tournament championships on Saturday evening at Pierce High School,…
KEARNEY — Before the start of the state duals wrestling championships, Battle Creek coach Cody Wintz was just hoping his team could get a win.
MADISON — Boone Central freshman 110-pounder Leynn Luna loves the individual aspect of wrestling.
Police alleged in a probable cause affidavit filed earlier this week that a 24-year-old Schuyler man gave at least two teenagers money or did them favors in exchange for sex and offered the same to at least two other girls.
MADISON — A Norfolk man could be sentenced to prison after he was found guilty of two charges related to a November assault in which he struck a woman and choked her unconscious.
Although many of us have managed to survive January with our sanity and some semblance of a smile still intact (not sure if I fit into that category, but I’m trying), it will be no surprise to most people that January ranks at the bottom for favorite months of the year.
PIERCE — The Pierce Bluejays and the Hartington Cedar Catholic Trojans took care of business in their respective Mid-State Conference tournament semifinal games on Friday, albeit in different fashions.
Robert Ralston thought he was going to have a routine surgery to remove a small cancerous tumor from his kidney.
PIERCE — For the third straight season, Crofton will take on West Point Guardian Angels Central Catholic in the Mid-State Conference girls basketball tournament championship game.
WEST POINT — After two meetings, Oakland-Craig and Pender girls basketball teams look like evenly matched teams whenever they take the court.
The Norfolk High boys and girls basketball teams did a lot of things well during their respective games against Lincoln Southeast on Thursday.
All three area teams competing in this weekend’s state wrestling duals championships seem to be hitting their stride at just the right time.
After 33 years, the Norfolk Men’s Chorus’ voice has been stilled.
MADISON — There’s a new leader of the Madison County Historical Society and a new spirit of cooperation with the Madison County Board of Commissioners.
MADISON — The Madison County Board of Commissioners this week reviewed the services provided by Midtown Health Center, which helps the county to serve the indigent population.
In the 1987-88 season, the Santee Warriors had a big lead at halftime over Spencer in the district final. A win would have sent them to their first state tournament in school history.
I’m now beginning my 14th year of writing this column. Thank you to all the readers who have made that possible.
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PIERCE — For the second time this season, Wayne held Norfolk Catholic to a season-low offensive output.
MADISON — A Norfolk woman was held in contempt of court Tuesday when she repeatedly left a Madison County courtroom and slammed the door open against a wall upon exiting.
MADISON — Considerable information was covered Tuesday morning during the Madison County Board of Commissioners meeting as the North Fork Area Transit was discussed.
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