Norfolk News Archives

Associated Press - May 23, 2009 4:45 PM ET NORFOLK, Neb. - Norfolk officials say the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has graded the city's flood control levee as "minimally acceptable" for a second straight year.

Last Memorial Day is was gasoline prices. This year it's pretty much everything else that's weighing upon the vacation-minded. The Krause family of Lincoln had planned to go to Hawaii but decided it was too expensive.

It's the next chapter in the collaboration between the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Northeast Community College to build a College of Nursing in Norfolk.

Departed State Sen. Ernie Chambers might have left a gift behind for fellow state senators this year: a shorter session.

The evergreen musical, which has now played to over 3.3 million people worldwide, has also extended its booking period in the West End - until April 3, 2010.

Associated Press - May 7, 2009 9:15 PM ET LINCOLN, Neb. - The state will hold a series of meetings next week to introduce Nebraskans to an online tool that offers help for people seeking support or help for mental illness.

Gregorian Chant: it's a centuries-old tradition that's bringing spirituality to life, at the Sacred Heart Parish in Norfolk, Nebraska.

NORFOLK, Neb. - School officials in Norfolk have decided to take swine-flu precautions and not hold some classes.

The company unveiled its new detailing center, where workers customize architectural plans for their customers.

Gregorian Chant: it's a centuries-old tradition that's bringing spirituality to life, at the Sacred Heart Parish in Norfolk, Nebraska.

Several Nebraska schools called off classes on Friday because of concerns about the H1N1 flu virus.

Four schools in northeast Nebraska join hundreds across the nation in closing because of concerns about the spread of swine flu.

UNDATED - Public schools in Madison and Norfolk, Nebrasaka will be closed on Friday after the state department of health notified administrators of "probable" cases of the H1N1 virus.