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OMAHA — After facing months of questions about election integrity from populist Republicans, Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen — also a Republican — probed deeper to confirm his belief that the state’s voting processes were “reliable and accurate.”
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Hartington seems quite a bit brighter than usual these days. Maybe it’s the new street lights. Maybe it’s because of the light refracting off of the never-ending snowbanks throughout town after all these winter storms. Or maybe, it’s because I finally cleaned all the mud off the headlights of my truck.
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HARTINGTON — As the pre-holiday season of basketball winds down, Hartington-Newcastle notched a win for the first time in the young season over Tri County Northeast 54-27 in a game played in Hartington Dec. 13.
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PIERCE — The returns for the Cedar Catholic High School wrestling program continue to soar and what better time to see a bump than during the holidays?
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LINCOLN — A Norfolk woman has been sentenced to probation and fined for diverting funds intended for victims of domestic abuse in the Ponca Tribe of Ne braska to her own use.
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LINCOLN — Students in kindergarten through 12th grade can flex their artistic skills in the Nebraska Fish Art Contest.
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