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Nebraska Sues Colorado Over Century Old Water Agreement
Governor Jim Pillen and Attorney General Mike Hilgers held a press conference Wednesday morning to announce that Nebraska has sued…
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Construction Begins on New City Hall
Work has begun on the $1.2 million new City Hall and business incubator building. According to Fairbury Mayor Kelly Davis,…
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In Nebraska, Passionate And Dedicated Early Educators Are Leaving The Field. Benefits, Money, And Respect Could Help Them Stay.
By Erica Sesay Alexa Booker loved being an early childhood educator. She’d done it for more than 10 years in…
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Duck Hunters Select From Two Bag Limits When Registering For HIP
Duck hunters will again have the option to choose between two daily bag limits when they register for their Harvest…
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Steele City Accepts Bid For Water Project
By Gordon HopkinsA bid for new water mains in Steele City was been accepted by the village board at a…
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Commissioners Disappointed Over Broadband Expansion Policy Changes
By Gordon HopkinsBroadband internet access has become an economic necessity and providing that access to those rural areas that might…
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Community Group Looks to Repair Tennis Courts, Make Pickleball Available
By Gordon HopkinsA group of community volunteers have begun the first step in revitalizing the tennis courts at McNish Park…
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Cybersecurity Updates Return, But At A Price
By Gordon HopkinsSome cybersecurity updates that were eliminated earlier this year are now coming back, but at a cost. What…
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Jefferson County Jail Inmates Returned
By Gordon Hopkins“Glad to be back,” isn't something most people expect to hear from jail inmates, yet some inmates recently…
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Jefferson County Fair in Full Swing
Many, many exhibits are being shown at the Jefferson County Fair this week, along with animals, entertainment, food and midway.…
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