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Commission rules in favor of Gage County
The Nebraska Equal Opportunity Commission has ruled in favor of Gage County in a complaint filed by the county's former highway superintendent.
Beatrice admin leaves for new job
A proposal to repeal a provision in Nebraska law that allows 16-year-olds to drop out of school with parental permission dovetails with efforts to keep kids in school until age 18 or graduation.
Beatrice native films part of project in hometown
Mr. DeMille, they are ready for their close-up. A half dozen Beatrice Police officers put on their uniforms for a different reason earlier this month.
They dominated Saturday afternoons. Battled for national championships. Became the most revered men in their state.
Nebraska rape charge dropped, accuser arrested
Rape charges filed against a Wymore man have been dismissed, and the woman who accused him has been arrested on suspicion of lying about the assault and other counts.
Homestead Act to be on display
This is the time of year when many coaches in the power conferences tout their league as the toughest or the deepest or the most unpredictable.
Few homes on modern homesteads
The Palmer-Epard Cabin at its old site at Homestead National Monument near Beatrice, Neb.
Lance's Journal: A Penny Saved, Jan. 16
When Mark Lewien was growing up in tiny Plymouth, Nebraska he loved visiting a little 5 and dime store called Orth's. That store is long gone, but six months ago, Mark & his wife Jo opened up small thrift store that the locals could drop by instead of traveling to the city.