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LINCOLN — A Nebraska senator’s proposal to help solve the state’s lack of a coordinated flood mitigation strategy received no opposition in front of the Natural Resources Committee on Feb. 5.
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HARTINGTON — The deadline for incumbents to file for another term in office is fast approaching. As of 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, only seven elected officials up for election this year had filed to seek another term in office.
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HARTINGTON — The Hartington City Council Monday agreed to change an outdated mechanism for determining rental fees, then raised some of those fees. City Clerk Natalie Schaecher recently discovered the rental fees for city property had been written into some old statutes.
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LAUREL — A group of veterans has come together to make sure America’s heroes are not forgotten. There efforts prompted Gov. Pete Ricketts to sign papers Jan. 31 to formally name Nebraska’s section of U.S. Highway 20 as the “Nebraska Medal of Honor Highway.”
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LINCOLN — Fifty-seven Americans who were potentially exposed to the coronavirus in China, arrived Feb. 7 at Eppley Airfield in Omaha by plane after stopping in San Antonio, Texas.
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KEARNEY — The Hartington area Lewis and Clark Pheasants and Quail Forever Chapter took home a major achievement award earlier this month at the annual Nebraska State Habitat Conference held each year in Kearney.
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Producer applications are currently being accepted to participate in FARMS: Farmers Advancing Regenerative Management Systems, a Soil Health Demo program new to the High Plains region.
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Feb. 13, 1980 HARTINGTON — Members of the Hartington Volunteer Fire Department looked for burning clothing in a laundry hamper Sunday morning at The Cedars.
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