LINCOLN – On Dec. 29 at the direction of Gov. Pete Ricketts, Lt. Gov. Mike Foley signed a disaster proclamation in response to the severe wind…
LINCOLN – The 2022 legislative session kicked off Jan. 5 with proposals from senators regarding abortion, gun rights and more. It is a 60-day …
AUBURN- Pumping out the victories is exactly what the Class C-1 No. 1 Ashland-Greenwood boys basketball team continues to do. They earned two …
ASHLAND- The Ashland-Greenwood girls basketball team finished off a week in which they played three games with a victory. They defeated Fort C…
ASHLAND – Jean Stewart, chairman of the Toys for Tots campaign and the director of the Ashland Food Pantry, reported that individuals, churche…
ASHLAND- Finishing in fifth place with 99.5 points is what the Ashland-Greenwood wrestling team accomplished at the Jack Murray Invite on Jan.…
YUTAN – Applications are being taken to fill a vacancy left by the recall of a county supervisor.
ASHLAND – Truck drivers heading through Ashland will pay higher fines for engine braking.
LINCOLN – State officials unveiled proposals on Jan. 10 for $700 million in water resource development in Nebraska, pointing to the vital impo…
WAHOO – The Saunders County Board of Supervisors has less than a week to update the yearly salaries that its county officials earn after leavi…
DENVER, Colo. – The trio of high school seniors practiced for more than a year, learning everything from horse anatomy to the parts of a saddl…
WAHOO – The Christian Women’s Connection will meet at noon on Tuesday, Jan. 11 at Wahoo State Bank, 164 E. Fifth St., Wahoo.
LINCOLN – Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol took dozens of impaired drivers off the road during the holiday season Drive Sober or Get Pu…
ASHLAND – Early on in the season, there is no doubt there have been ups and downs for the Ashland-Greenwood girls basketball team. Right now t…
ASHLAND – Fans of Ashland native Ben Stille will have a chance to see him play one more time as a collegiate athlete.
ASHLAND – In a very competitive home holiday tournament, the Class C-1 No. 1 Ashland-Greenwood boys basketball team took third place and went …
ASHLAND – The second half of 2021, from July to December, was filled with community celebrations like Stir-Up in July, Halloween in October an…
MEAD – Work to stabilize the troubled AltEn plant for the winter is ongoing as the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy continues its…
MEAD – The University of Nebraska Eastern Nebraska Research, Extension and Education Center (ENREEC) near Mead is sponsoring two scholarships …
LINCOLN – The clean-up underway at the AltEn ethanol plant at Mead will be the topic of a free Jan. 6 webinar sponsored by the League of Women…
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The record-busting $768.2 billion defense authorization bill that cleared Congress last week contains a little sugar for Ne…
LINCOLN – A new cost-sharing program to help landowners with the purchase of a tree was approved by the Lower Platte South Natural Resources D…
LINCOLN – Jim Swenson has been selected as deputy director of the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. Swenson, a native of Oakland and residen…
ASHLAND – As construction continues on Ashland-Greenwood Public Schools’ new facilities, the school district’s Board of Education still has pl…
WAHOO – Doris Karloff had planned to resign as the chair of the Saunders County Board of Supervisors on Dec. 22, but the longtime board member…
ASHLAND – As the year 2021 comes to a close, we look back on some of the stories that were published in the pages of The Ashland Gazette.
ASHLAND- In a high-powered matchup of No. 1 against No.2 in Class C-1, the Ashland-Greenwood boys basketball team was too much to handle for W…