Crete News

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.

Faith Keller, a fourth-grade teacher in Crete, Neb., incorporates the direct instruction reading program in her classroom.

Doane officials e-mailed a warning to campus residents, telling them about a report from a Crete resident Thursday.

It was a congratulations and a goodbye for four Franklin High School senior football players Friday, as each signed a letter of intent to play college football.

Justin Micheal Kennedy ~ Born April 13,1981 in Crete, Nebraska. Adopted in Oklahoma City through attorney Bruce Brill.

At the end of a busy day, Lynn Bowder is tired. But she's resolute when describing what she dreads most.

Local roads projects in Nebraska will be receiving an infusion of stimulus money.

A Nebraska man laid off from work a month ago and looking for a job decided to have a little fun to keep his spirits up.

Friends and classmates often think it's a joke. You're a triplet? Really? Well, what school do the other two go to? You all go to Doane? Yes, it's true.

Lincoln attorney Jim Harris never set out to be a playwright. A diary kept by his great-great uncle during the Civil War sent him down that path.

City of Lincoln Mayor's Office 2009 Media Releases Date: February 3, 2009 Wayne Boles, Celebration Chair, 434-5973 SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED FOR "10 SCORE" FAMILY DAY Complete celebration program now available on City ...

Police say the men, both from Texas, were found dead on Saturday. Acting Police Chief Gary Young identifies them as 47-year-old Ramon Rodriguez of Amarillo, Texas, and 35-year-old Lazaro Torres, of Dallas.

Crete Police Chief Gary Young says officers were called to the home Saturday morning by the mens' supervisor, who'd gone to check on the men after they didn't show up for work.

Two men were found dead this weekend in Crete and Police believe carbon monoxide poisoning may be the cause.

It was a pretty good deal. Dana College contributed 7 percent of professor Carla Delucchi's salary to her retirement account - if she put in 5 percent.

Despite the horror of the Civil War, the American spirit emerged stronger and more heartfelt than ever before.