Julie Davisjdavis@cherryroad.com Otoe County residents have until Friday, April 18, to submit comments on a proposed highway modification to Nebraska 2 in Palmyra. The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) is…
Negotiating the treaty took five days. Restoring the monument took two years.
It’s musical week at Peru State College as the Peru State Theater Company and Music Department are set to present “The Lighting Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical in four shows from April 10-13 at the Performing Arts Center on the Peru campus.
Paige, Aaron and Ruby Hill from Prairie Star Botanicals in Blair visited Grimm’s Gardens in Nebraska City Thursday, March 20, for a presentation, “Learn about Herbal Therapy.” Plans call for the Hills to return to Grimm’s in the future for more presentations.
The Lourdes Central Catholic High School classes of 2025 and 2026 hosted their prom Saturday, March 29, at the Nebraska City Veterans Memorial Building. This year’s theme was “Vegas Night: This Is How We Roll” and the evening featured after-prom events at GG Wellness Center. Look for Grand March photos by staff photographer Julie Davis on the Nebraska City News-Press Facebook page.
Nebraska City Tourism & Commerce is excited to share the news that Keep Nebraska City Beautiful has secured a glass recycling location for community use.
Nebraska City Tourism & Commerce is excited to announce an afternoon ribbon cutting at the Indian Treaty Monument on Business Highway 75, about 3 miles west and north of downtown Nebraska City, on Wednesday, April 2, at 4:30 p.m.
After an uninsured motorist damaged the cabinet containing electronics that controlled the traffic signal at 11th Street and 4th Corso last October, the City of Nebraska City was facing a 4- to 6-month wait for a replacement cabinet and other parts needed to repair the signal at a cost of $54,618.