After wrapping up the regular season with dominant wins, the Nebraska City softball team boosted its historic record to 26-4 and won a Class B subdistrict championship on its home diamond on Monday, Oct.
The Nebraska City boys’ tennis team played a dual and a tournament last week.
A 45-yard touchdown pass from Callen Schnitzer to Brady Schnitzer helped break open the game for the Lourdes Knights football team on the way to a 62-14 win over previously unbeaten Weeping Water on Friday, Oct.
Nebraska City’s Isabelle Johnson led a strong effort by the Pioneer girls’ golf team by qualifying for state with a district championship winning 18-hole score of 78 during Tuesday’s postseason tournament at Pioneers Golf Course in Lincoln.Johnson’s score, which broke down with nine-hole numbers of 40 and 38, beat out the second-place golfer Reese Gloystein of Elkhorn, who shot 80.As a team, the Pioneers took fourth place, narrowly missing a top three finish and a team qualifying position for the state meet.
Jonathan Rico-Avalos had the top time and place for the Nebraska City cross country team with a 13th place time of 17:05.75 at the Syracuse Invite on Friday, Oct.
NC FootballThe Nebraska City football team fell to 0-6 on the season following a 55-14 loss at Otoe County rival Syracuse on Friday, Oct.
The staff at the Nebraska City H&R Block office recently donated items to the Pioneer Pantry at Nebraska City Middle School.
William and Tara (Zech) Palensky of David City announce the birth of their daughter, Julia Jayde Palensky, on Oct.
First Sunday: “Bring Your Own Book” Club, Morton-James Public Library, 923 1st Corso, 2 to 3:30 p.m.
The community is cordially invited to attend the annual Heirloom Christmas Tea at the Wildwood Historic Center, 420 Steinhart Park Rd., on Sunday, Oct.