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As fall progresses, freezing temperatures become more likely across the Plains and Midwest. Knowing how they can impact our forage crops is crucial for safe use. ty Freezing temperatures cause … more
Electricity is an essential part of our everyday lives, but it can become extremely dangerous when we are not aware of the hazards around us. One of the most important electrical safety rules is … more
The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge “Bear” Marching Band competed in the ninth annual March to the Meridian parade competition on Oct. 10. The LCC “Bears” were the ninth band of 26 marching … more
Wayne Area Legacy Fund, Nebraska Community Foundation, the Wayne State College chapter of the Nebraska State Education Association Aspiring Educators, Wayne State College Foundation, donors, … more
Volunteer firefighters in the area have responded to several fires in recent days, due to the dry, windy conditions. On Oct. 10, firefighters from Winside and Carroll received calls of fires in … more
In a small community, when someone needs help, neighbors are quick to respond. Recently, Mark Ebmeier faced a health issue that kept him sidelined for several months. With harvest season … more
A full church calendar can tell us that a congregation is busy. It cannot tell us whether its people are becoming more loving. That question reaches beyond Sunday morning into our homes, workplaces, … more
Luke and Katie Burbach of the family-owned Burbach’s Countryside Dairy near Hartington will be the featured speakers during “CatCHAT: We’re Talking Biz & Tech” at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. … more
From witnessing the dangers of grain entrapment to watching a drone seed cover crops over standing corn, 200 Northeast Community College agriculture students experienced firsthand the technology, … more
Discussion on option enrollment policies and option enrollment capacity for the district were among the items on the agenda when the Wayne Community Schools Board of Education met in regular session … more
With county fair season behind us, some people may think 4-H is finished for another year. However, 4-H is a year-round program that provides youth with opportunities to learn by doing, develop life … more
Just before 8 p.m. on Tuesday, (Oct. 13) the Wayne Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched for a large gas leak in the 200 block of South Main Street in Wayne. According to information provided … more
Sentencing for 34-year old Carl Ruskamp of Wisner took place in Wayne County District Court on Wednesday (Oct. 14). Judge Michael Long sentenced Ruskamp to life in prison without the possibility … more
The members of Wayne First United Methodist Church invite the community to join us on Saturday, Oct. 17 and Sunday, Oct. 18 for a weekend of events celebrating a significant milestone in the … more
City Council meetings Regular Wayne City Council meetings are at 5:30 p.m. on the first and third Mondays of each month in City Hall at 513 Main Street. Mondays are made for professional … more
With forage supplies tight in some areas this year, getting one more cutting from an alfalfa field may be tempting. While that extra hay can be valuable, we also need to think through what a late … more
Providence Medical Center has announced that Kiley Wohlers has been selected as a recipient of the Nebraska Hospital Association’s Caring Kind Award. The award recognizes healthcare employees … more
A two-vehicle accident occurred at the intersection of Sixth and Lincoln Streets this morning (Monday, Oct. 12)  The Wayne Police Department, Wayne Volunteer Fire Department and Providence … more
Pender Community Health (PCH) is making it easier for patients to access ear, nose and throat (ENT) care close to home with the addition of Eric Rohe, MD, to its Outpatient Specialty Clinic. Dr. … more
The 125th Anniversary of Trinity Lutheran Church will be held on Sunday, Nov. 1. The events scheduled for that day are Sunday School at 9:30 a.m., Worship Service at 10:30 a.m., Dinner at noon … more
Several yearly approvals along with past agenda items being finalized were highlighted early during the regularly scheduled Wayne County Board of Commissioners meeting before the bulk of discussion … more
Growing up I always enjoyed going to those fun special camps that were only offered in the summer. I would go to a Christian camp for a week most years, but one year I was able to go to space … more
"United in Hope - One Flock, One Fight, One Community,” has been chosen as the theme for the 11th annual Pink Flamingo Nite to be held Thursday, Oct. 22.  Tickets are currently on sale … more
Approval was given for the purchase of a bucket truck for the Electric Department and a water truck for the Water/Wastewater Department as discussion was held on a purchase agreement for a parcel of … more
It’s a ThreePeat. The Laurel-Concord-Coleridge “Bear” Marching Band marched in the Dakota Days Parade on Oct. 3, in Vermillion, South Dakota for the University of South Dakota Homecoming … more
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