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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.
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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.
Southwest Iowa search crews combed miles of creek Friday for a missing man whose vehicle was pulled from the water after flash flooding washed out a nearby road section.
Our weekly round-up of letters published in the Courier.
See photos as heavy rain causes flooding in Omaha.
Inspired by his love for his three cats and the memory of a cat his family adopted six years ago, Brandon Allen used his Eagle Scout project to step up and make a difference at the North Platte City Animal Shelter.
President Donald Trump’s upcoming Grand Island rally follows previous Nebraska campaign stops, including events supporting Charles Herbster in 2022 and Republicans in Omaha in 2020.
Latest updates on the flooding in Gage County as we receive them.
Readers have strong feelings about changes to comics and advice columns. Here’s what hasn’t changed: the Journal Star’s commitment to local news.
In last year's address, Gaylor Baird pointed to a 25-year low in crime and an all-time high in residential building permits, casting Lincoln as the "quality of life capital of the country."
Current reports that college students face challenges with their first credit cards due to limited financial experience.
Women on social media have been posting #IamJaneDoe in solidarity with the accuser and to counter some who have sought to publicly name her.
The Marshall Project reports how Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is leveraging 287(g) agreements with local police and sheriffs to quietly drive a "shadow surge" in immigration arrests across the country, turning routine traffic stops into direct conduits for deportation.
Reasons to be Cheerful reports that shellfish farming could help combat Florida's harmful algal blooms by filtering water and improving quality through nutrient credit trading.
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A transient man, 29, was arrested and charged after showing up at Bright Futures Preschool and allegedly threatening an employee.
John T. Deal, 46 is charged with receipt of child pornography and possession of child pornography, U.S. Attorney for the District of Nebraska Lesley A. Woods said.
"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 former Beatrice elementary school has reopened with a new purpose: affordable housing for seniors, with more family-focused housing on the way.
In March, Violet and Belle Troupe spent their spring break lobbying senators to pass LB762, which would require insurance coverage for a pediatric autoimmune disorder.
Sen. Pete Ricketts and Dan Osborn have each been forced to play defense recently in a battle of ads from political action committees unattached to either campaign.
Sen. Robert Hallstrom is taking up a longtime legislative fight to repeal Nebraska’s inheritance tax after former Sen. Rob Clements left office.