WAVERLY- I started at the Wahoo Newspaper in the fall of 2021.
- Alex Eller The Waverly News
CENTRAL CITY- Against a tough group of competition, the Raymond Central boys wrestling team battled to a fifth-place finish at the Central City Invite on Jan. 14.
- Alex Eller The Waverly News
RAYMOND- Falling behind early, didn’t stop the Raymond Central boys basketball team from competing to the very end against Centennial at home on Jan. 11.
- Alex Eller The Waverly News
RAYMOND- When the offense needed a pick me up, Quincy Cotter was there for the Raymond Central girls basketball team against Centennial on Jan. 11.
- Alex Eller Wahoo Newspaper
WAVERLY- When the Waverly girls basketball team is rolling there are few teams in the state that can stop them.
- Alex Eller Wahoo Newspaper
WAVERLY- All season, the Ashland-Greenwood boys basketball team has been working on getting everyone in rhythm on the court at the same time.
- Alex Eller The Waverly News
RAYMOND- In a battle of county foes, it was the Yutan boys basketball team who held on to defeat Raymond Central on the road by a score of 68-60 on Jan. 3.
RAYMOND- Falling behind early, didn’t stop the Raymond Central boys basketball team from competing to the very end against Centennial at home on Jan. 11.
RAYMOND- When the offense needed a pick me up, Quincy Cotter was there for the Raymond Central girls basketball team against Centennial on Jan. 11.
WAVERLY- When the Waverly girls basketball team is rolling there are few teams in the state that can stop them.
WAVERLY- All season, the Ashland-Greenwood boys basketball team has been working on getting everyone in rhythm on the court at the same time.
On Jan. 10, Beverly Johnson of Ashland was awarded the Imhoff Award by Jean Smith, Secretary of Ceresco Chapter 198, Order of the Eastern Star.
Hastings College has announced the Dean’s List for its fall 2024 semester. For the semester, 352 students from 22 states and 11 countries were named to the Dean’s List.
Gov. Jim Pillen, after taking questions Wednesday about people with traumatic brain injuries and developmental disabilities, tried leaving a bill signing without addressing reports of his farms hiring undocumented workers.
The Nebraska Community 9/11 Stair Climb at UNK on Friday will honor the 343 New York firefighters who died. It's not a race. It's a remembrance.
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Omaha is proposing a $700,000 settlement with the owners of a Blackstone building damaged in June amid streetcar construction. The City Council will consider it on Tuesday.
Blue-eyed black lemurs are critically endangered due to significant habitat loss and hunting. With only about 100 in human care in North America, the Omaha zoo just doubled its population.
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Trump's latest message echoes similar past pledges, including a push for $2,000 tariff dividend checks for some Americans last year, which never came to fruition.
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"The juvenile male driver of the Jeep suffered substantial neurological injuries and was on a ventilator for several days," according to the affidavit.
Lincoln police held a briefing Friday morning on two suspicious deaths this week: Amber Spencer, who died from injuries sustained in a camper fire Wednesday, and a 67-year-old Lincoln man found dead Thursday near First and M streets.
A middle school student was found in possession of a handgun on Thursday at York Public Schools, police say.
A 24-year-old Omaha man was arrested near Seward after allegedly stealing a delivery van, according to the Nebraska State Patrol.
Anti-gambling advocates on Thursday criticized the ballot measure to legalize, tax and regulate online sports betting as a danger to Nebraskans. Supporters of the measure say it offers tax relief.
With a deadline fast approaching to finalize what will appear on the general election ballot, the Nebraska Supreme Court ruled Thursday afternoon in two cases involving election-related issues.
Gov. Pillen said taking the delays of managed care away from this specific population makes sure people can work on the "skills they need today," not two years from now.
Gov. Jim Pillen, after taking questions Wednesday about people with traumatic brain injuries and developmental disabilities, tried leaving a bill signing without addressing reports of his farms hiring undocumented workers.