Sign of the Season
Nebraska City Street Department employees recently took advantage of pleasant fall weather to install the city’s holiday decorations on 4th Corso, and North and South 11th Street.
Kirt Manion
Recognizing family caregivers: A vital role in Nebraska communities
Caregiving is a tough job, whether it be taking a relative to a doctor’s office, supporting an ill, aging, or disabled family member, or the overall care of a loved one.
SCC celebrates employer partner signing with Kawasaki
The Southeast Community College Apprenticeship program is partnering with Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing Corporation.
Meredith recognized as Counselor of the Year
In conjunction with their annual School Counselor Academy, the Nebraska School Counselor Association (NSCA) is pleased to announce recipients of numerous awards.
Angel Tree toy drive underway
The Nebraska City Angel Tree Project is once again hosting a Toy Drive.Containers are out now and at participating businesses and donations will be accepted through Dec.
Lourdes special education instructor honored
Dana Gunderson, director of special education at Lourdes Central Catholic, is the recipient of the “Catherine of Alexandria” award, presented by the Catholic Diocese of Lincoln.
Building Permits
On Oct.
Otoe County Board of Commissioners
The Otoe County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday, Nov.
NC Rotary learns Lant Hardware story
What started as a passing comment between Jeff and Angie Lant a little more than a year ago has resulted in the latest chapter in their story: owners of Lant Hardware in downtown Nebraska City.Jeff Lant told the Nebraska City Rotary Club on Nov.
Holiday opportunities to help others discussed at Hot Topics
Representatives from several Nebraska City organizations that help others came together for the November Hot Topics to let the community know how they can help.Southeast Nebraska Community Action (SENCA), the Nebraska City Ministerial Association, the Nebraska City Food Pantry, and the First Evangelical Lutheran Church’s Angel Tree Project provide different types of assistance to people in need, and they all benefit from community support at the holidays and throughout the year.Ninety percent of the funds raised by the SENCA Red Kettle project will remain in Otoe County, said SENCA Advisory Board Member Tracey Wieckhorst.