The Matsons’ mix of flowers, ornamental plants and fescue grass caught the attention of the Kearney Sertoma Club.
- MARY JANE SKALA, KEARNEY HUB
Did you love the movie “Groundhog Day"? Then you're going to love the musical, which opens tonight at Kearney Community Theatre.
- MIKE KONZ Enterprise Editor
The distance from the new landing at Bassway Strip and Turkey Creek to the new put-in at Cherry Avenue is about four miles.
Browse through the latest Southeast Nebraska employment postings and find your next career.
- Joseph Ciembroniewicz World-Herald Staff Photographer
An elementary-aged child was struck by a vehicle at 7:08 p.m. Wednesday while riding her bicycle across the road from one driveway to another in Bennington.
- MARY JANE SKALA, KEARNEY HUB
The 39th annual Cruise Nite kicks off Tuesday night with a Show & Shine and a new Jukebox Jam. The week's events will be highlighted by a Saturday afternoon parade.
The Honke family of Roca recently completed their epic quest to visit all 50 state capitol buildings before they turned 50. Here's a sampling of their journey.
Two homes were damaged Monday night after a house fire on Crown Point Avenue in Omaha.
Art in the Park returned to Harmon Park with handmade creations, food trucks, live entertainment and plenty of inspiration.
The 11th annual Inspire Awards luncheon was held at Pinnacle Bank Arena on Sept. 24, 2025.
Hear "Bye Bye Love," "Wake Up, Little Susie" and other Everly Brothers classics when Jack Skuller and Sean Altman present The Everly Set at 8 p.m. Thursday.
2025 was a bad year for Dick and Marla Reiter. Fire destroyed their Axtell home. Both suffered injuries in serious, separate accidents. They are healing, rebuilding and still smiling.
Joseph's College Cosmetology campuses in Kearney, Grand Island, Norfolk and Lincoln will close July 31, the college said. The Kearney location is at 2213 Central Ave.
The party store at 2217 Central Ave. creates unique balloon backdrops for showers, receptions, grand openings and more.
The federal Department of Justice is seeking to ask Paul and Linda Younes and their daughter about government loans they obtained to help their businesses retain employees during the COVID pandemic.
From crime scene investigations to K-9 demonstrations, students got a hands-on look at policing with the Kearney Police Department.
Matt Mims says his greatest accomplishment isn't awards — it's the students who went on to help others.
Now that the business is in new hands, the focus will shilft to selling the building, which encompasses about 15,000 square feet.
Sumner Saddle Club's 75th annual rodeo topped off the town's annual Fourth of July celebration. There were old cars, a street dance, music, cow pie bingo and, of course, fireworks.
It was a hot afternoon and evening on July Fourth, but that didn't stop people from celebrating the 250th anniversary of the nation's independence.
Check out images from Buffalo County's America 250 celebration Saturday.
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Matt and Kathy Honke have completed a journey that has taken them to every state capitol before they turn 50. Their final stop was in Richmond, Virginia, on July 1.
The Lee Enterprises chairman explains why he believes community newspapers remain essential — and why he's investing millions to help ensure their future.
David Hoffmann built an executive search firm that became the foundation of a diversified family business spanning more than 100 companies.
David Hoffmann explains how faith, family and personal experience have guided the Hoffmann family's commitment to philanthropy.
Before building a business empire, Lee Enterprises Chairman David Hoffmann nearly took a very different path. A football scholarship, a difficult choice and a young romance helped shape the future billionaire's life.
Read through the obituaries published today in The Courier.
Megan Adkins has been selected as dean of Graduate Studies and Academic Innovation at UNK. She has served as interim dean since August.
Mike Sughroue is a farmer, a businessman and a sculptor on the side. His "Holding on to Freedom" eagle will be dedicated at the Buffalo County fairgrounds on Saturday.