Cozad News

A 25-block long parade marched through downtown North Platte Sunday afternoon to celebrate Veterans Day and thank the soldiers of the 1074th Transportation Company and the 1013th Quartermasters of the U.S. ... via North Platte Bulletin

'It was a long night for the Gosper County Volunteer Rural Fire Department as just minutes after completing a drill, the department received a call that a grass fire had broken out just west and south of town ... via Gothenburg Times

“I understand someone wanting to have a business”

'Land where the old Lucerne School once sat north of Cozad went from a quaint little country setting to a nasty eyesore seemingly overnight. via Gothenburg Times

“Johnny's in the basement mixin' up the medicine, I'm on the pavement, thinkin' bout the government”

Kjell Cronn stands before a mirror, readying himself to go on stage. He's alone in the basement of a Benson bar, the performers' green room furnished with tattered furniture, a dusty coffee table and a cheery, ... via Omaha World-Herald

Fred Kloepping, 53, of Eustis, died Sunday, Oct. 28, 2007, at the Cozad Community Hospital. via Gothenburg Times

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“We were leaning real hard that way”

'The Heartland Amateur Radio Association has been named the recipient of a $500 grant from the Lexington Community Foundation to assist in the purchase of a new computer that was damaged in a recent power ... via Gothenburg Times

“Winning the title without a senior was a good accomplishment.”

'Fifteen Lexington High School students and 15 from North Platte High School will be a part of the inaugural program called "Kearney Bound!" A program which provides full tuition and expenses to the University ... via Gothenburg Times

“Thus, less health problems, better performance and, I think, anytime you can do that you add to the bottom line because you're buying cattle that perform a little better all the way through.”

Wednesday, October 24, 2007, 4:21 PM by Peter Shinn Craig Uden is buying more and more cattle for his feedlot that have been age and source verified through third-party systems. via Brownfield Network

“I'm probably not gone for good.”

She's been affectionately called 'Mother Mary' for all the babies and mothers she's helped through pregnancy and into toddlerhood and beyond. via Lexington Clipper-Herald

Car involved in Sunday fatal accident. One person died in an accident Sunday near Cozad at the Interstate 80 interchange. via KRVN-AM Lexington

“What we are signing isn't going to change anything”

Cozad salvage yard owner will have his say at a public hearing It is a first for Dawson County so answers are hard to find. via Lexington Clipper-Herald

“I think the neighbors are concerned about the traffic in the area and the late-night happenings”

'Junk cars are piling up around the old Lucerne School north of Cozad and neighbors don't like it. via Gothenburg Times

Sheep are forced to perform in Jesus cult ritual Christians are planning a blatant display of their cult-like beliefs in a Cozad, Nebraska public park. via Plains Feeder

“I think we need to make sure the work gets done first”

Brady school board members want to make sure every last detail of the building addition and renovation is complete before they authorize final payment of claims on the project. via Gothenburg Times

“We really don't want to see anyone get hit hard”

'Some Gothenburg residents might have an extra handful of change to clink into their piggy banks this year but that's about all the savings they'll see from a tiny levy drop. via Gothenburg Times

The Cozad Police Department is asking for the public's help in locating a missing Cozad woman. via KRVN-AM Lexington

“Scoring a perfect 10 points was a shock to me”

'In retrospect a mother and daughter say the test for U.S. citizenship wasn't too bad, but at the time it sure was nerve-wrecking. Together Leonila and Xochitl Garcia applied for U.S. citizenship. via Gothenburg Times

I see where the curse of the late Anna Nicole Smith has risen from the grave to nip at Rita Cosby, the chubby little anchor gal who covered Anna's demise and the courtroom drama that followed for MSNBC. via News & Gazette

“Louie and Helen Mak had been running it for the summer but it was going to close if we didn't take it over”

Residents lease Lakeside Fun Center from bank October 05, 2007 A love of bowling and a desire to expose youngsters to the sport are reasons two local residents have reopened Lakeside Fun Center. via Gothenburg Times