Otoe County Museum of Memories
At the Annual Meeting of the Otoe County Museum of Memories on October 21, 2024 a new slate of officers was approved.
November 2024
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Trail of Treats means Halloween fun in Nebraska City
Trick or Treaters in downtown Nebraska City took part in the annual Trail of Treats celebration on Thursday, Oct.
Nebraska City Historical Society property selected as a 2024 Nebraska Holiday Passport stop
The Nebraska City Historical Society, originated in 1937 to preserve and protect the history and stories of Nebraska City’s founding members and early settlement.
Milken Educator award winner visits NC Rotary Club
In her first year as principal of Syracuse-Dunbar-Avoca Middle School, Leslie McIntosh is striving to create a positive educational culture for her students.McIntosh visited the Nebraska City Rotary Club on Oct.
Otoe County sees 77 percent voter turnout in general election
The Otoe County Clerk’s Office has released unofficial results for the 2024 general election.Voter turnout in the county was 76.59 percent, with 6,097 ballots cast on Election Day and 2,218 voters taking advantage of early voting opportunities.In national and statewide races, Donald Trump and JD Vance received 5,628 votes in Otoe County, while Kamala Harris and Tim Walz received 2,454 votes.U.S.
NC Council repurposes funds for 5th Rue ADA street improvements
The City of Nebraska City will repurpose about $410,000 in Community Development Block Grant Funds to help fund a street improvement project in the Kearney Hill neighborhood.The Nebraska City City Council hosted a public hearing on the matter during the council’s Nov.
Veterans Day events planned in NC
A variety of celebrations and observances are planned in the coming days in Nebraska City to honor the community’s veterans.Mayor Bryan Bequette, joined by veterans from the audience at the Monday, Nov.
NC News-Press Day Nov. 14
To mark the 170th anniversary of the Nebraska City News-Press and to celebrate its status as the state’s oldest paper, Mayor Bryan Bequette proclaimed Thursday, Nov.
Nebraska resident veterans may get free Veterans Day hunt permit
Nebraska residents who are honorably discharged veterans may receive a one-day permit, Habitat Stamp, and Nebraska Migratory Waterfowl Stamp for free to hunt on Veterans Day.They would be required to buy a Federal Duck Stamp if they intend to hunt waterfowl.