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EPS Students Perform Well in Statewide Reading Test

Nearly seven out of every 10 Nebraska students tested on the state’s first-ever statewide reading test met or exceeded the state’s reading standards. Nebraska...

NPPD Finalizes Transmission Line Route Between Petersburg and Ericson

After more than a year of meetings with landowners, public officials and other key stakeholders, Nebraska Public Power District has identified final routes for...

Rollover Claims Life of Wisconsin Man

A Wisconsin man died Friday as the result of a one-vehicle rollover near Raeville. According to information provided by the Boone County Sheriff’s Department, Gerald...

Assessor Removes Name From Ballot

Just months away from possibly being elected as Antelope County Assessor, Gene Schaaf will no longer be on the ballot in November. Schaaf issued a...

Chamber Awards ‘First Dollar’ to Coffeehouse Café

Hot wings and cool rain drops were on the menu for members of the Elgin Chamber of Commerce/Community Club when they met Monday night...

EVFD Begins Annual Fund Drive

Residents of Elgin and the surrounding area will soon be receiving solicitations in the mail from the Elgin Volunteer Fire Department. In the past,...

State Antique Tractor & Horse Plowing Bee This Weekend

The 28th annual Nebraska State Antique Tractor and Horse Plowing Bee will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday, August 27-29. Sponsored by the Rae Valley...

County Valuation Exceeds $1.6 Billion

Antelope County’s valuation rose by more than 10 percent from one year ago, according to figures released last week by the Antelope County Assessor...

Wolfpack Tailgate Event to be August 25

The EP-PJ Wolfpack 2010-2011 activities season will kickoff next Wednesday, August 25. The evening will begin with a Wolfpack volleyball open practice/scrimmage at 5:30...

Sign-Up Period Initiates Crop Insurance Changes

Farmers who insure yield or revenue for fall-planted crops will be among the first to deal with changes that will affect all policies for...

School Board Sets Date For Budget Workshop

Meeting Thursday night, the District #18 Board of Education began to look at numbers associated with the 2010-2011 school budget which will be finalized...

Pheasants Forever to Host Landowner Informational Meeting in Neligh

The US. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently announced a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) general signup. Pheasants Forever will be hosting a Landowner Informational meeting...

CVA Proposes Adding More Grain Storage in Elgin

Grain bins are a dominant feature of Elgin’s skyline. The farming community may, in the next couple of years, see significant changes follow a...

Groundbreaking Ceremony Held for Laredo Ridge Project Near Petersburg

Nebraska Celebrates Groundbreaking for Wind Farm Laredo Ridge Project Commences Construction Near Petersburg State and local officials and community leaders attended a ceremonial groundbreaking held...

Pope John Alumni Banquet is Saturday Night

The annual Pope John Central Catholic Alumni Banquet will be held Saturday night, July 24. The evening will begin with Mass at 5:30 p.m. in...

FSA Announces Emergency Loans Now Available

Farm Service Agency (FSA) O’Neill Office announced that family farmers in 53 Nebraska counties, who suffered physical or production losses due to severe storms,...

Supervisors Prioritize Roads, Bridges for Repairs

Roads and bridges in Antelope County devastated by June flood waters will be repaired soon, but one in particular is a priority. At last week’s...

Wine Tasting Event Draws Big Crowd

Approximately 200 persons turned out Friday evening to take part in a wine tasting event held to raise funds in support of St. Boniface...

Bartlett Q125 Celebration Starts Friday

A weekend celebration will mark the Q125 celebration for Bartlett on July 16-18. Activities will get underway Friday evening with a street dance featuring “The...

Pay Raises Approved for Administration, Certified Staff at District #18

Meeting Monday night, the District #18 Board of Education approved salary increases for administration and classified staff. Five board members (Laurie Waterbury had an excused...