Ansley News

By DEBORAH McCASLIN Chief Publisher A tragic vehicle accident claimed the life of a Broken Bow teen last Thursday.

Most school doors in the region open to students next week, and one welcomes its secondary students back tomorrow.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln 4-H finished third overall at the National Shooting Sports Invitational in Grand Island and several members finished high in the standings in individual competitions.

Big James, shown above, and his Chicago Playboys headlined the 16th annual South Loup River Blues Fest this past weekend in Arnold, taking the stage around 9:30 p.m. Saturday night.

Three people died and two others remain hospitalized as the result of a head-on collision about one mile east of Broken Bow on state Highway 2. According to Trooper Dion Neumiller of the Nebraska State Patrol in Broken Bow, a westbound car driven by Jacob Ita of Murdock on Saturday skidded into the eastbound lane and struck a pickup driven by ...

Six people were killed in four separate crashes on Nebraska roads from Friday, May 29-through Sunday, May 31, 2009.

Members of the Cozad Cub Scout Pack 187 had a terrific year with their annual popcorn sales fundraiser, and chose to use part of their proceeds to purchase a new bench for the downtown area with the Business Improvement District Bench Project.

Left: Justin Price was one of 72 Broken Bow High School seniors to walk across the stage and receive his diploma at the commencement ceremony Saturday in the high school gym.

Two men and a woman have died from injuries in recent crashes, the Nebraska State Patrol said Saturday.