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10 Years Ago – September 19, 2014When her son quit talking at 18 months, Dani Niss knew she had to get help. They did ultrasound. MRI, and bloodwork. After a year-long search for the reason, he was diagnosed autistic by the ESU 6 team in Milford.

Pawnee City Council Meets to Discuss Future of the City

The Pawnee City City Council met on September 9, 2024.Among items discussed in this meeting, the Council heard from Miss Brittany Mc-Cullough about some development grants the city has applied for. One of these grants will go towards street improvements.

Gov. Pillen Offers Statement on Status of Special Session for Winner Take All

LINCOLN, NE – Today, Governor Jim Pillen offered the following statement regarding the status of consideration for a special session on restoring winner-takeall (WTA) to Nebraska’s allocation of electoral college votes: “As Governor of Nebraska, I will never waver in my commitment to do what is...
Gail Howard helping to remove flowers from the Chamber planters.

Gail Howard helping to remove flowers from the Chamber planters.

Pawnee County Memorial Hospital Receives the Governor’s Wellness Award

Lincoln, NE – Governor Jim Pillen and the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services announced this year’s recipients of the Governor’s Wellness Award.There are 23 Nebraska organizations that are being honored for offering evidencebased worksite wellness programs.

August Traffic Fatality Toll

Sept. 16, 2024 (Lincoln, Neb.) — During the month of August 2024, nineteen people were killed in traffic crashes on Nebraska roadways, according to data collected by the Nebraska Department of Transportation.These 19 fatalities occurred in 18 fatal crashes.
Mayor Hatfield hands Deputy Stankoski a Certificate of Appreciation photo by Reagan Connelly

Mayor Hatfield hands Deputy Stankoski a Certificate of Appreciation photo by Reagan Connelly

Pawnee CityThanks Deputy for Drug Cleanup Efforts

At the Pawnee City City Council meeting on Monday, September 9, Mayor Charles Hatfield presented Pawnee County Deputy Justyce Stankoski with a certificate of appreciation for his work cleaning up the drug problem in Pawnee County.