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(Lincoln, Neb.) Tuesday, Lt. Gov. Lavon Heidemann resigned from the Office of Lt. Governor. Heidemann offered the following statement at a news conference in the Governor’s Office this morning.

100 Years Ago – September 4, 1924

Pete, Pawnee City’s fast pacer owned by Vern Howard, won his race at Bethany, Mo., Friday with little trouble. With eight entries in the 2:11 class, Pete started in the second tier. He lost the first heat, but won a place in the first rank, after which he took the race in straight heats.

25 Years Ago – September 9, 1999

A lot of people need help,” said Angie Bentley, the Community Services Coordinator for the Southeast Nebraska Community Action Council, Inc. (SENCA). “The welfare system has been out of whack for a long time.
The Ag Sack Lunch Program’s Ag Ambassadors meet with the students and present educational information on the Nebraska Agriculture industry.

The Ag Sack Lunch Program’s Ag Ambassadors meet with the students and present educational information on the Nebraska Agriculture industry.

Ag Sack Lunch Program Continues for 2024-2025 School Year

Lincoln, Neb. – For the 15th year, the Ag Sack Lunch Program will again educate fourth grade students across Nebraska.

Reporter gets new hip

My ride to the Beatrice Hospital arrived about 5:30 a.m. Aug 6. I would be going from my home in Auburn to the hospital for an operation to replace my left hip.
Above: Ayden Hunzeker

Above: Ayden Hunzeker

Lewiston FFA - September Member Of The Month

Ayden Hunzeker is Lewiston FFA’s Member of the Month for September. Ayden is the daughter of John and Angie Hunzeker. FFA is just one of the extracurricular activities Ayden is involved in.

KSU student earns honors

Students earning a grade point average for the semester of 3.75 or above on at least 12 graded credit hours receive semester honors along with commendations from their deans. The honors are also recorded on their permanent academic records.