Pierce News

The day was June 9, 1990. She was born without a name. "I quit smoking, so I bought bubble gum cigars and handed them out to all my co-workers," said her father, Medford resident Michael Anderson.

A body found in Pierce County on Saturday is believed to be that of missing Norfolk woman Lacey Anderson.

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Lee E. Magdanz, 73, born April 15, 1936, in Pierce, NE, the son of Elmer and Dorothy Magdanz and died October 13, 2009, in Green Bay.

Counseling, mentoring, teaching and helping others were lifelong passions for Christof "Chris" Muller, the first executive director of the Omaha-area Big Brothers mentoring program and a retired social work professor at Chadron State College.

A traffic accident in Pierce County at the intersection of 549 Avenue and 850 Road occurred Friday evening.

A teenager was killed, four people were hospitalized and three horses suffered minor injuries outside of Pierce, Neb.

As a precaution, the residents of Pierce in northeast Nebraska are being urged to drink bottled water or boil their tap water before any consumption.

As a precaution, the residents of Pierce in northeast Nebraska are being urged to drink bottled water or boil their tap water before any consumption.

As a precaution, the residents of Pierce in northeast Nebraska are being urged to drink bottled water or boil their tap water before any consumption.

The South Dakota Supreme Court has upheld the murder and kidnapping convictions of a deaf woman serving life in prison for killing another woman and cutting up the body with a chain saw.

The South Dakota Supreme Court has upheld the murder and kidnapping convictions of a deaf woman serving life in prison for killing another woman and cutting up the body with a chain saw.

The South Dakota Supreme Court has upheld the murder and kidnapping convictions of a deaf woman serving life in prison for killing another woman and cutting up the body with a chain saw.

The South Dakota Supreme Court has upheld the murder and kidnapping convictions of a deaf woman serving life in prison for killing another woman and cutting up the body with a chain saw.

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.