The Nebraska City Economic Growth Fund has provided two downtown improvement grants and made a loan to an existing Nebraska City business in fiscal year 2023-2024.The Nebraska City City Council heard a biannual update on the fund from fund administrator Dan Mauk, executive director of the Nebraska City Area Economic Development Corp.
The Nebraska City City Council will host a series of budget hearings July 22 through 25 in the Gary White Memorial Room/Council Chamber of the Rowe Memorial Public Safety Complex, 1518 Central Ave.The schedule for department heads to present their preliminary budget requests for the 2024-2025 fiscal budget is as follows:Monday, July 22Budget Revenue, 1 to 2 p.m.Bonded Indebtedness, 2 to 3 p.m.COLA Discussion, 3 to 3:30 p.m.
The Tree City Garden Club has awarded Teresa and Colin Albers of 608 Wildwood Lane with the July Yard of the Month honor.Rosie Pfeiffer, who selects the award recipient for the club, said she thought the Albers have “an uplifting home to drive by.”Teresa Albers said she likes color and flowers, as well as having something different in the yard each season.
Otoe County Sheriff’s OfficeFatal accident on Highway 2 near Highway 67
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Every July, I celebrate another trip around the sun and then watch MLB players hit baseballs towards the moon.This year’s no different.My birthday happens this week and, on Monday, July 15, the Major Leaguers will be in action for the derby live from Globe Life Field, home of the 2023 World Series Champion Texas Rangers.On Tuesday, July 16, the players from the National League and American League will do battle in their annual exhibition.As a Atlanta Braves fan, I am happy to see that the team will have solid representation in that contest.The MLB All Star game is fun.
On the third Tuesday of June 1984, I was hired on with the E and E Sealed Storage Company of Tilden, Nebraska.
Note: This story was taken from “Nebraska City History 1854-2004 Sesquicentennial” published by the Nebraska City News-Press in 1954 and in 2004.A situation that baffled Col.