Seward News

Medicaid has been pulled from funding state centers where violent teenagers were being treated, leaving officials scrambling to pick up the tab so the patients are not discharged without a plan.

July 4 events will sparkle despite... With fireworks, parades and music, the Midlands is ready to celebrate the Fourth of July.

The dream is becoming a reality!A Last Thursday, during a break in the drizzly weather, a crowd was gathered in downtown Seward, at the corner of Sixth and Adams, to dedicate the building site for the new Library Museum.

If the heat is too much for you and you don't have air-conditioning, Sioux City's hospitals are offering some help.

General Motors' bankruptcy filing could affect at least three Nebraska automotive parts plants more than Chrysler's April bankruptcy did.

SEWARD, Neb. -- Edward M. Konopik of Seward died Monday, May 25, 2009. He was born June 27, 1929, in Richland, Neb., to Martin and Wilma Lapacek Konopik.

The honor marks the first time outdoors that Willer has been selected and the second honor of her career overall.

One man is dead after rolling his car on U.S. Highway 34 in Seward County on Saturday night.

Change is in progress at the intersection of Green Street and First Avenue. On Thursday, residents of the handful of houses that end at a side fence and surround Concordia College planted flowers in an ongoing effort to change the look and feel of the area.

23 Five CUS schools will offer free tuition to veterans Beginning this fall, eligible veterans of the U.S. armed forces receiving full Chapter 33 benefits can earn a graduate or undergraduate degree tuition-free from at least five of the Synod's 10 Concordia University System schools nationwide.

Two North Carolina men were arrested over the weekend in Seward for transporting marijuana in a semi truck.

Three of the nine district seats on the Nebraska Soybean Board will be eligible for election this year.

The University Wind Ensemble of Concordia University, Seward, Neb., will give 15 performances in Kansas, Texas, Oklahoma, and Missouri between March 6 and 15.

The Lancaster County Sheriff's Office assisted in the successful search of a mentally disabled Seward County woman.

The Alaska Avalanche School is coming to Seward this Saturday, February 28 to put on free avalanche education at the Seward High School.

Secretary of State John Gale, the NEBRASKAland Foundation and the Nebraska Humanities Council are organizing the parties, which are aimed at fourth- and fifth-grade students.

As part of an effort to promote childrena s literacy by Rotary clubs across Alaska, in January the Rotary Club of Seward distributed dictionaries to third graders at elementary schools in Seward and Moose Pass.

Have you been enjoying watching the birds at your bird feeder all these years and are wondering who these beautiful birds are? Have you been casually bird watching, trying to decipher the field guides, and now ...

The Lincoln Journal Star reports that even in these tough economic times, several small private colleges in Nebraska are adding sports to their athletic programs as a way to increase enrollment.

Make out a check to Seward Middle School. A letter was sent home with your student on the 1st day of class.