Trenton News

Former Nebraska State Senator Tom Baker of Trenton plans to run for his old legislative seat next year.

The school is busting with college opportunities this year. We are receiving three classes and sending one in the distance learning room.

Several members of the National Weather Service were recently in the area searching for the "high water marks" made in 1936 by Cambridge monument maker, D. F. Neiswan-ger. The monuments were made to indicate the highest water level from the 1935 Republican River Flood.

Paul Calvert's biggest challenge in his new role at the helm of Educational Service Unit 15 has been in thinking regionally instead of being able to concentrate solely on local issues.

Former State Sen. Tom Baker of Trenton is making sounds like he'd like to reclaim his seat in the Nebraska Legislature.

Calling Swanson State Recreational Area the "Best Kept Secret in Southwest Nebraska Recreation," five local citizens met with Gov.

Term limits cast out State Sen. Tom Baker from the Nebraska Legislature in 2006.

Nebraska Game and Parks Commission officials told concerned lake goers at a meeting in Curtis May 30 that decisions to reduce services Swanson Lake at Trenton went beyond a point system that graded the state's 87 state parks.

After a deal with prosecutors, a 23-year-old North Platte woman pleaded no contest to misdemeanors for helping a 17-year-old boy escape custody and hiding him in Carthage, Mo.