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I Street Well Not Happening
By Gordon HopkinsHopes that the long-disused well located on I Street, just north of the Heritage Care Center, could provide…
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City Of Fairbury Considering Employee Survey
By Gordon HopkinsThe City of Fairbury is looking into conducting a survey of current and former employees.Retention of employees has…
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Commissioner Places Blames For Budget Woes Squarely On Washington
Commissioner Mark Schoenrock expressed his frustration with Washington, DC, at a meeting of the Jefferson County Commissioners on Tuesday, September…
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Fairbury Remains Under Water Warning
Mayor Says He Has Authority to Issue Water Restrictions Despite Out-of-Date Municipal Code By Gordon HopkinsThe City of Fairbury remains…
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Secretary of StateEncourages Nebraskans to Register to Vote
Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen is encouraging Nebraskans to register to vote on National Voter Registration Day, September 17.…
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Governor Offers Statement on Status of Special Session for Winner Take All
The 2024 special legislative session ended without addressing ‘Winner Take All,’ a proposed change to the way Nebraska allocates electoral…
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Gage County Historical Society to Tour Stained-Glass Windows
The Gage County Historical Society is once again hosting a history tour of the stained glass windows in the county.…
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Troopers Urge Safety for Historic Friday Night Husker Game
Husker fans are setting up for a historic Friday night at Memorial Stadium and the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) is…
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Third-Party Organizations Sending Out Early Voting Applications
The Nebraska Secretary of State’s office has received several questions and complaints regarding early voting applications being sent from third…
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Increase Whooping Cough Cases in Nebraska
In 2024, a total of 35 cases of Pertussis (Whopping Cough) have been reported in Nebraska compared to 13 reported…
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