A 12-hit offensive and a great pitching performance by a veteran hurler helped push the Nebraska City American Legion Seniors baseball team to its first win of the 2024 summer season in a 10-4 final against Nemaha Sports Construction on the road on Tuesday, June 11.Colton Snyder, a mainstay athlete for the Legion program in recent years, went 5.1 innings on the mound, struck out 11, walked four and allowed four earned runs on six hits.
The Nebraska City Creative District will host a Bluegrass Music Festival at the Nebraska City Veterans Memorial Building tomorrow (Saturday, June 22).Tickets are on sale now on the Creative District’s website (nebraskacitycreativedistrict.com) for the 4 p.m.
The staff of Nebraska City Tourism and Commerce (NCTC) know they have to consider the needs of both residents and visitors when planning their marketing strategies and spending their advertising dollars.NCTC Marketing Director Tammy Partsch was the featured speaker at Hot Topics on Wednesday, June 12, and she explained to the audience what some of the tourism trends are that might work well for Nebraska City, along with tourism trends that NCTC is choosing not to become involved in.Tourism ideas that NCTC is focusing its marketing efforts on include ecotourism, group tours, and promoting the community’s unique shopping and dining offerings.
First and third Mondays: NC City Council, Gary White Memorial Room/Council Chambers, 1518 Central Ave., 6 p.m.
The Nebraska City Farmers Market will continue on Thursday, June 27.
The 2024 Downtown Summer Movie Series continues this Saturday, June 22.
Nebraska has the sixth-highest property taxes in the nation, and this is one Top 10 list Gov.
Nebraska City High School will add a new computer science and technology education class to its course offerings beginning with the upcoming 2024-2025 school year.The Nebraska City Public Schools board of education approved adding the new class to course offerings for the upcoming school year during the regular June board meeting.The Nebraska Legislature passed a bill requiring computer science and technology education for students beginning with the 2026-2027 school year.
The Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors met Thursday, June 13, in Tecumseh.
You’ve probably seen them, at least in wild roadside areas, but there may be a few in the rougher areas of your yard, too.