Curtis News

The rationale for residue in fields with center pivot irrigation systems has already convinced lots of farmers who irrigate to switch to no-till. In 2001, about 70% of the dryland fields in western Nebraska were no-till. Irrigated fields lagged considerably behind, says Steve Melvin, a University of Nebraska Extension educator working out of ...

What a storm! Not too often can we see storm like this roll through the central part of the country.

A heavy, wet snow is knocking down tree branches and knocking out power to some parts of southern Nebraska.

Two adults and three juveniles believed to be responsible for the recent vandalism committed at two golf courses have been identified.

September 14, 2009 The number of students enrolled at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture is up dramatically this fall.

Cozad Chamber of Commerce members recently hosted a "Quilts Around the Block" promotion.

Jim Coady of McCook hoists a tire drug from a bay at Hugh Butler Lake onto a truck for delivery to a used tire collection in Curtis.

A $75,000 sale of property from the City of Cozad to Cozad School District No. 11 is being negotiated.

For those of you who would like a little more clarification about how we came up with animal limits, license fee's, that insurance requirement for keeping vicious or potentially vicious dog and many other things.

Cozad's stage is set for the Bands, Brews & Barbecues celebration July 11. The Triple "B" car show and a craft show will launch the day-long event at Veteran's Memorial Park.

The Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition announced it has contracted with two range technicians to implement the new NGLC Rangeland Monitoring Program.

The Hayeks and their collection. Slices of history, food, entertainers and antique machines welcomed Nebraskaland Days Saturday at the Lincoln County Historical Museum.

BROKEN BOWa 'Broken Bow business leaders recently met to issue a plea and a message and are planning a campaign in Broken Bow to help people send letters in support of saving the towna TMs Gateway Motors.

A major challenge for the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture came to a positive finish on Tuesday when Gov.

Excellent crowds highlighted the fun at the First Annual Cozad Chamber of Commerce In and Out Xpo.

The Maywood-Curtis-area native who donated generously to the construction of the Curtis Memorial Community Center will be in Curtis Saturday, May 30, for the first benefit for the center that was dedicated in September 2008.