Keep Nebraska City beautiful invites residents of Nebraska City to take part in a litter cleanup on Tuesday, April 22, at 3:30 p.m. Volunteers will meet at the Sunken Parking Lot on Central Avenue to be part of the Greatest American Cleanup, a nationwide litter cleanup and green-up initiative led by Keep America Beautiful.
Steinhart Park will be prime territory for egg hunters tomorrow (Saturday, April 19) with two Easter egg hunts planned within the park.
Nebraska City Utilities has earned the American Public Power Association’s Safety Award of Excellence for safe operating practices in 2024.
Julie Davisjdavis@cherryroad.com The Nebraska City City Council met on Monday, April 7, and took the following actions: Swore in Officers Nathan Miles and Brendan Whitted… Login to continue reading Login…
The 2025 recipients of the Harry Bischof Memorial Scholarship received their awards from the Nebraska City Volunteer Fire Department on April 9. Pat Gude, Bischof’s grandson, presented the $1,000 scholarships to the students. Picture from left are Gude, Addyson Griepenstroh, Brayden Earll and Tarryn Godsey.
Nebraska City Tourism and Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting on Wednesday, April 9, to celebrate the glass recycling site in Nebraska City in the city parking lot on the corner of Central Avenue and 6th Street. Keep Nebraska City Beautiful Executive Director Sally DuBois said she is excited that the year-long pilot program had full bins after being in operation only two weeks. BluePrint Financial Planning is sponsoring the program for the first year. Any color bottle, glass food containers, drinking glasses, and even broken glass can be accepted in the bins, which are emptied twice a month. Labels may be left on containers, but lids must be removed. Broken windows or windshields are not accepted.
Peru State College theater and music students combined their talents for a production of The Lighting Thief, the Percy Jackson Musical with the show running from Thursday to Saturday, April 10-13 at the Performing Arts Center on the PSC campus.
The Nebraska City soccer teams competed in a pair of games last week with the Pioneer boys’ team (1-5) falling 5-2 at Ralston (2-5) on April 8 and the Pioneer girls’ team (0-7) falling 2-1 at home to Aurora (2-4) on April 11.
Nebraska’s Natural Resources Districts (NRDs) were represented by nearly 50 directors and staff in Washington, D.C., March 31 to April 2.