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50 Years Ago January 31, 1974

A farm family from Pawnee County, Nebr., will be featured as the Farm Family of the Week on WOW-TV, Channel 6 in Omaha on Friday, Feb. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nemec and their family of DuBois will be interviewed by WOW Farm Director Arnold Peterson during the farm portion of the noon news.
Community Calendar

Community Calendar

Community Calendar

Feb 1 - Feb 12 Items MUST be submitted by 5:00 p.m. the Friday before publication to be included in this calendar. No exceptions Thursday, February 1 9:00 a.m.-12 noon & 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. -Table Rock Library open. Friday, February 2 9:00 a.m.-12 noon-Table Rock Library open.

Rain or Snow or Shine, the Nebraska Legislature Keeps Moving Forward

The snow has finally stopped in District 1 and has begun to melt. Green grass is even poking out in some places! Through all of it, the Nebraska Legislature keeps moving forward. The first half of our days are used for floor debates with the second half of our days dedicated to committee hearings.
One Year Fighting for Nebraska in the U.S. Senate

One Year Fighting for Nebraska in the U.S. Senate

One Year Fighting for Nebraska in the U.S. Senate

Nebraska is whatAmerica is supposed to be. When I was Governor, we spent eight years delivering on excellence. We put taxpayers first. We respected individual freedoms and limited our spending, ran government well, and kept people safe. I wanted to serve in the U.S.

Maximizing Educational Opportunity

Investing in the growth of a child as a parent, teacher, or mentor, and then seeing the child flourish to their fullest potential is both rewarding and inspiring. In schools and homes across the Third District, Nebraskans work tirelessly to create opportunities for students to learn and thrive.

2024 Candidate Filings

County Commissioner District 1 Lavon L. Heidemann Pawnee City Council Pawnee City Public School: Village Board of Steinauer Donnie Fisher Vickie L. Zelenka Jason Vetrovsky J.W. Vlcek Hanna Brumbaugh Terry Wenzl
Before he even began creating art in Pawnee City Tim Mawhiney took an empty building on G Street and brought it back to life. What was once A Cut Above Hair Dresser, on the north side and Hoffman Insurance on the south side is now a beautiful setting for displaying his art work.

Before he even began creating art in Pawnee City Tim Mawhiney took an empty building on G Street and brought it back to life. What was once A Cut Above Hair Dresser, on the north side and Hoffman Insurance on the south side is now a beautiful setting for displaying his art work.

Local artist gives new life to old items

Iron Cross Metal Works may be a new business to downtown Pawnee City, but Tim actually started selling his art in 2009. He turned his hobby into a business when he started selling pieces directly to a vintage store in Fort Collins, Colorado.