Mayor recognizes Glover, Johns for service to Nebraska City
Two outgoing members of the Nebraska City City Council were recognized for their service and contributions to the city by Mayor Bryan Bequette at the Nov. 21 city council meeting.
November 2022
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Peru State WBB takes 40-point win over Ozark
The Peru State women's basketball cruised to a 40-point win over Ozark Christian College 97-57 Friday night. The Bobcats improve to 4-2 overall on the year. Ozark Christian falls to 1-2 on the season.
Bobcat MBB dominates Ozark Christian
Peru State men's basketball defeated Ozark Christian College 102-73 on Nov. 18.
Bobcat bowlers take second at Clash of Spartans
The Peru State men's bowling team recently finished Runner-Up in the Clash of the Spartans tournament in St. Charles.
Peru State College to offer new graduate programs
The Board of Trustees of the Nebraska State Colleges approved two new graduate degree programs for Peru State College. The two new programs are included as focus areas in the master of science in organizational management (MSOM) degree: strategic leadership and communication, and healthcare and administration.
Veterans Memorial Building is now available for office or event rental
On November 5th, the Nebraska City Veterans Memorial Building Project celebrated its accomplishments with its 1st Annual Gala. The Annual Gala was established to acknowledge the many donors and volunteers and to raise funds to ensure sustainability long into the future.
Governor, State Patrol recognize Elkhorn man with Carnegie Medal
On Nov. 21, Governor Pete Ricketts and the Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) recognized Frank Axiotes of Elkhorn with the Carnegie Medal, awarded by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission. The Carnegie Medal is North America’s highest honor for civilian heroism.
