“The people that are standing up here are some of the strongest people I’ve ever met in my life, and they keep me going every day.”

Hastings pays tribute to fallen service members

On festival weekend, Superior goes all out to celebrate 150th anniversary

Honored HHS teacher Kiley Dodson gives students big-picture view of career pathways

Outdoor entertainment on tap for June 13 at Brickyard Park

Elementary playground updates under way

👀 . Did you see this teaser in today's e-Edition? The ball is rolling to bring a series of concerts to Brickyard Park this summer!

“Who wouldn’t love to be 27-4 and have the success that we had."

Trying to earn a state tournament bid for the first time in 30 years, Deshler couldn’t generate the performance it hoped for in Saturday’s Class D-1, District 8 championship.

Some wins are pretty, some are ugly. But in postseason play, the most important win is the one that lets a team continue to play.

Adams Central volleyball coach Libby Lollman is this week's guest. Jimmy Pursell, color analyst for X-Streme Sports, is the guest picker.

With 30 years of computer expertise at his fingertips, it is easy to understand why so many local businesses and residents choose owner Brian Cox and his team at PC Services of Nebraska for all their computer service needs.

“It shows the city is behind this cause. We support Red Ribbon Week and educational programs like it.”

"We're 3-for-4. But this has to be a goal, too. It's C-1 and there's 54 teams. We didn't do this for 30 years, and I think they're not satisfied with this. They set that standard for us in the program, and we want that high expectation."

Fifteen years after helping launch a faith-based nonprofit organization to assist those struggling with addiction or mental health issues, its executive director is turning over the reins next week.

For co-owners Trish Ludemann and Tammy Valentin, Gary Michael’s Clothiers is a business all about family.

Hastings head volleyball coach Allison Soucie believes the Tigers are one of those teams that gets better as the match progresses.

Bruning-Davenport/Shickley’s excitement at practice this week carried over into its match Tuesday against Deshler.

The Patriots were pretty good, but just not quite good enough as Central Catholic came away with a 22-25, 25-22, 25-22, 25-21 victory.

“I thought we left it all out on the court. Played pretty dang well in sets two and three, and I actually thought we had the momentum going into set five because I thought we made a pretty big comeback (in the fourth)."