The staff of the Morton-James Public Library have announced several special events that will be taking place during December at the library. The first is the retirement celebration for Assistant Director Louan Beard, who will be retiring after 18 years with the library.
COVID-19 continues to be a significant illness in Nebraska City and Otoe County, but some new drugs are in development that could mean fewer people need to be hospitalized for treatment of the virus. CHI Health St.
Managing Your Inbox Romans 8:1 “Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” I like my new email set-up because it sorts all my electronic mail automatically. It puts junk mail in the category of “junk mail”.
Choosing educational excellence over ideology Chancellor Ronnie Green believes the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) is racist. Under his leadership, UNL recently released a plan to address “institutional racism” as part of its “Journey for Anti-Racism and Racial Equity.” From racially motivated hiring practices to divisive trainings, the plan would inject Critical Race Theory (CRT) into every corner of campus.
Santa Claus posed for photos and listened to children’s Christmas wishes at the 2021 Christmas tree lighting event at the Otoe County Courthouse on Saturday, Nov. 27.
Hunter James Baker was born in Nebraska City to Randi Baker on December 26, 2002. Hunter was Randi’s first-born child, a first grandchild, a first great-grandchild, and a first nephew, he has always been something special. Hunter graduated from Nebraska City High School in May, 2021 and had plans to marry his girlfriend, Payton, this summer and attend Missouri Welding Institute this fall.
NEBRASKA CITY - Robin C. Smallfoot, age 67 of Nebraska City passed away on Monday, November 29, 2021 at St.
NEBRASKA CITY - Andrew Dean Grotheer, age 53 of Nebraska City died November 26, 2021 at Bryan LGH East Medical Center in Lincoln. Andrew was born April 28, 1968 in Omaha, the son of Philip K. and Elsie Marie (Garman) Grotheer. Andrew grew up in Omaha and moved to Nebraska City in 1981 and he graduated from Nebraska City High School in 1986. He worked at Wordsmith Book Store for six years and worked at the Pendleton Outlet in Nebraska City for 26 years. Andrew was an avid reader and enjoyed spending time with family and getting together with friends for role playing games. Survivors include his father, Kurt Grotheer of Nebraska City; brother Tim (Kim) Grotheer of Omaha; sister, Beth Williamson and aunt, Ruth Huston, both of Nebraska City; brother in spirit, James Zank; nieces, Dianne Heiman, Danielle (Taylor) Hoskinson; great nieces, Olivia Grandizio and Riley Hoskinson; great nephew, Rawlings Hoskinson; many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his mother, Elsie and brother, Richard. Memorial services will be 11:00 A.M. Saturday,
Eighty years and four days after “the day of infamy,” Denis H. Hiskett of Nebraska City will be laid to rest in Mission Hills, Calif.
Thanks to a budget surplus, American Rescue Plan Act funds, and money from the recently passed federal infrastructure bill, the 107th Nebraska Legislative session has an incredible opportunity to do big things for the state and its residents.