Crete News

Motivational speaker Dion Jordan will give advice for "Living the Dream" as part of Dr.

Susan Cassata, 1987 Fremont High School graduate, is back in high school. But she's no longer a student.

Elsie: Town named for daughter of Burlington executive Charles Perkins. Shelton: Town named for Nathan Shelton, auditor in the land department of Union Pacific.

AARON C. JAMES/THE WORLD-HERALD Above, Chris Calkins of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln explains how a chuck roll is sliced into the new cuts.

Herb and Trudy Wolf and Steve and Deanne Rische are proud to announce the engagement and up coming marriage of their children Mary Jillian Wolf and Drew Stephen Rische.

Who: Retired Col. Maynard Miller, 96, of Kansas City.When and how he died: Sept.

CRETE, Neb. About 150 workers at an Americold Logistics plant in Nebraska will be getting raises as part of their first union contract.

Doane College is set to honor two Omaha-area men and their families for their combined $9.5 million contribution toward a new gymnasium and fitness center on the Crete campus.

Bridget Kurkowski will begin her duties in the position as Director of Admissions Monday, Sept.

A federal judge has certified a class-action lawsuit against a Crete, Neb., slaughterhouse, so current and former Farmland Foods employees may be compensated for prep work the company failed to pay them for.

There will be plenty of fireworks in Nebraska this weekend as the American Sprint Car Series Midwest Region scatters the clay for two nights on Thursday and Friday.

It's 36-months in jail for the Creighton, Nebraska, man, who took off with his wife and kids after domestic abuse questions by police.

Fans are available to low-income, aged or disabled people and families. The Low Income Energy Assistance Program in the Department of Health and Human Services purchased the fans.

At first glance, Mask-Fit might appear to be a decorative store, with a colorful, mask-wearing character in the window.

Crete, Neb., offensive guard Ryne Reeves is just going to be a junior this fall.