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Nemaha Cards & Collectibles celebrates grand opening
Trish and Madison Casey, pictured with their son, Jack, have opened Nemaha Cards & Collectibles in Auburn, Nebraska. Madison Casey opened Nemaha Tattoo Company in 2025 at 921 Central Avenue in Auburn, Nebraska. After a year open to the public, the studio became a private, by-appointment practice, which freed up the space for something new.
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Auburn looking for long-term solution for water supply
AUBURN - Auburn's newly named utilities manager Kevin Kuhlmann told the city council Monday he is optimistic about the Longs Creek contributions to the water supply, but said water department costs continue to outpace revenue. Kuhlmann said the city pumped about 4.5 million gallons from the creek from May to...
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Wehenkel chooses Morningside after stellar Auburn softball career
(Auburn) -- After putting together an impressive high school softball career at Auburn, senior Bree Wehenkel has found her next home on the diamond. The Class of 2027 standout has announced her commitment to continue her softball career at Morningside University in Sioux City, where she'll join the Mustangs following her graduation from Auburn.
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Sidney council backs updated law enforcement contract
(Sidney) -- While still needing county approval, Sidney city officials have given their support to an updated law enforcement contract with the Fremont County Sheriff's Office. At its regular meeting Monday evening, the Sidney City Council reviewed and unanimously approved a proposed 28E agreement for the sheriff's office to continue...
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Know Your Opponent: Adams Central taking thrilling path to returning to winning ways
(Hastings) -- The Nebraska Class C1 playoff bracket has been turned on its head this year, with the state semifinal teams being the No. 2, 5, 6 and 9 seeds. Adams Central has been one of the culprits behind the bracket's wackiness as the proud program has returned to its winning ways.
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District OR-1 superintendent to retire in 2027
LANCASTER COUNTY, Neb. (KOLN) - District OR-1 superintendent Michael Hart announced plans to retire at the end of the 2026-2027 academic school year. In a message to families Wednesday, Hart said his retirement notice and resignation letter were approved at the regular board meeting on Monday. District OR-1 serves the communities of Bennet and Palmyra.