Nebraska City hosted a 13-team tournament on Thursday, April 13, at the Wildwood Golf Course and was also in action for a dual at the Syracuse golf course on Tuesday, April 11. Syracuse shot 182 in the Tuesday dual while the Nebraska City boys’ golf team shot 192.
The City of Nebraska City has announced that, weather permitting, Pavers Inc. will mill and overlay the asphalt on 1st Corso between 6th and 9th streets on Monday, April 24, and Tuesday, April 25.
Nebraska City Tourism & Commerce’s Arbor Day Committee is pleased to announce the 2023 Arbor Day Honoree and Tree Planters of the Year. Sally DuBois, Executive Director of Keep Nebraska City Beautiful, was selected as the 2023 Arbor Day Honoree.
The Nebraska City community events calendar got a little fuller Monday night after the Nebraska City City Council approved event requests from Nebraska City Tourism and Commerce, the Nebraska City Jaycees, Keep Nebraska City Beautiful, and Dinty Moore’s.
Aspen Meyer scored gold medals in a pair of events and the Knight girls’ track team finished first in a relay on the way to a fourth place finish in a 12-team field at the Lewiston Invite on the Pawnee City track on Tuesday, April 11.
The Nebraska City tennis team hosted a meet on Tuesday, April 11, on the courts at Steinhart Park with Elkhorn earning a 9-0 dual victory over the Pioneers. Doubles teams for Nebraska City were Grace Mc-Neely and Baylor Lee, No.
Nebraska City took a 9-4 lead and withstood a sixth inning push by Ralston to claim a 10-8 win at Clemmy Holmes Field in Steinhart Park on Thursday, April 13. Nebraska City had 12 hits and 10 runs in the game.
The Nebraska City track and field teams recently hosted an invite, the fourth competition of the season for the Pioneers, and ended up doubling their numbers for personal records while picking up 15 medals.
Nebraska City track competed at the annual Scott Nisely Invite on the Syracuse track on Thursday, April 13. Scoring medals for the Pioneer boys’ team were JR Rico, first, 3200, 10:59.45; third, 1600, 5:09,14; Mason Houghton, third, 3200, 11:18.63; Kalan Fritch, third, long jump, 20’4”; Brayden Earll, fifth, discus, 135’2”; The Pioneer boys’ 4x400 team of Jordan Cooper, Mason VonFeldt, Cameron Bock and Dane Sjulin picked up sixth with a time of 4:06.53.