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A Touch of Brass will present a colorful and diverse concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 4, in Ramsey Theatre, located in the Peterson Fine Arts Building at Wayne State College. The performance is free … more
Wayne County is part of the Lower Elkhorn Natural Resource District Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan. The plan is being updated.   As part of the update process, the Lower … more
Wayne State College announces an anonymous donation of $2.6 million to support the College’s Career Scholars Cooperative Education program. The donation will directly benefit new freshmen by … more
Candidate filing information, along with the number of positions available, for residents of the area have been put forth by Wayne County Clerk Debra Finn. The following is the list of positions … more
By Aubreanna Miller editor@wayneherald.com   County audit contracts and emergency management made up the recent Wayne Commissioner meeting, which occurred Thursday. The … more
Carl Ruskamp, of Wisner, waived his right to have a preliminary hearing in Wayne's County Court on Monday. His case moved to District Court where his trial for various charges will continue. The … more
Wayne Area Economic Development, Inc. (WAED) recently announced the launch of its new corporate identity and comprehensive branding initiative, which embraces the silhouette of an iconic landmark and … more
By Greta Baranowski   Reprinted with permission from the author and TMC (The Kickow Corporation)   After 37 years with TMC and as one of very few drivers to achieve more … more
The Wayne State Aristocats Dance team traveled to Orlando, Florida to compete in the UDA National Dance Competition Jan. 13-14. Competing against some of the best teams in the country, the team … more
TeamMates Mentoring Program’s coordinators and staff are saying thank you to mentors for simply being there for students in Wayne. January has been designated as National Mentoring Month. … more
Wayne State College’s Festival of Honor Bands returns to the Peterson Fine Arts Building Saturday, Jan. 27. The concert finale is at 4:30 p.m. in Ramsey Theatre, and admission is $5. Each … more
Gifts of tangible personal property present the collector and creator with opportunities to use their collections, large and small, for personal and charitable purposes during their lifetimes and as … more
To recognize exceptional achievements of Wayne High School athletes, coaches, contributors and teams who have made worthy contributions to the athletic program, the Hall of Fame Board is accepting … more
By Aubreanna Miller editor@wayneherald.com   "We didn't want to get any money, we just wanted hot chocolate!" eight-year-old Jairikk Webb exclaimed. That was the combined … more
A huge tree fell into the yard of a few Wayne State College students early Saturday. Luckily, the heavy snow and winds pushed the tree onto the front yard instead of right onto the roof above one of … more
Chamber Coffee canceled The Chamber Coffee scheduled for Friday, Jan. 19   at St. Mary's Elementary School has been canceled. The Business After Hours celebrating the re-branding to … more
Last week's back-to-back snow storms, high winds and cold temperatures created extra work for city of Wayne employees, as well as those employed with Wayne County. Street Planner Joel Hansen … more
By Aubreanna Miller editor@wayneherald.com   Editor's note: This information came from the morning of Jan. 17. Any updates after that date will not be included in this article. … more
By Clara Osten, clara@wayneherald.com The Prairie Park   project, and items associated with its construction, took up most the Wayne City Council's meeting on Tuesday. First on … more
The City of Wayne lifted its snow emergency as of 8 p.m. Jan 15. They ask to please avoid parking in areas in the northern part of town where only one lane is open.  City employees are … more
South Dakota providing equipment, as state agencies continue addressing storm needs Governor Jim Pillen is sharing his appreciation and state agencies are providing updates, as progress is made … more
Residents living in and around the Wayne can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes, and other chronic, serious conditions with affordable screenings by Life Line … more
Three years into its implementation, the Nebraska Career Scholarships, a state-supported initiative that provides scholarships to students in high-demand fields, is having a significant impact on … more
Spirited emotion underscores Michael Genslinger’s faculty trumpet recital at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 16, in the Peterson Fine Arts Building’s Ramsey Theatre at Wayne State College. … more
By Clara Osten, clara@wayneherald.com   The resignation of two administrators was among the items on the agenda when the Wayne Community Schools Board of Education met on Monday. … more
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