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YORK – Richard Sandage, 53, of York (who is also classified as a transient in court documents), has been charged with seven felonies in a case where he is accused of possessing and dealing a large amount of meth in the vicinity of a daycare in York, while also possessing a deadly weapon.

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YORK -- A hug, a kiss on the cheek and a whisper of the words, “I love you” were shared between children and their moms at the Nebraska Correctional Center for Women on Saturday. Fifteen children arrived at NCCW on Saturday morning for a hearty breakfast with their...

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SILVER CREEK-The Shelby/Osceola/Stromsburg Seniors picked up their second win of the Silver Creek Tournament on Saturday with a 6-2 win over the BDS Seniors. SOS had defeated Twin River in five innings on Friday night 9-0 to open a three-game slate in Silver Creek. On Sunday the offense mustered just...

YORK – Vanisha Jemison, 32, of Minneapolis, Minn., has been sentenced in a case involving felonies related to possession of controlled substances with the intent to deliver in York County. The case began when an officer with the York Police Department was on regular duty, at night, on South...

SILVER CREEK-The Utica/Beaver Crossing Badgers offense had its chances, but Sutton starter Drew Goracke closed the door each time the Badgers mounted a threat. Sutton took a 1-0 lead in the second, then pushed across four runs in the fourth on their way to a 6-2 win over UBC in Silver Creek on Saturday afternoon.

YORK -- Dale and Sheila Green of York were on the road again this May with their red wagon, collecting food for KOLN/KGIN Can Care-A-Van. Dale and Sheila, along with their father Stan, have been collecting food for 27 years. Their drive to help others began with humble beginnings. In...

YORK – Shawn Grant, 41, of Gresham, has pleaded not guilty in a case involving the alleged possession of methamphetamine. His arraignment was held in York County District Court. According to the affidavit filed with the court, a deputy with the York County Sheriff’s Department “made contact with Grant...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – York General Hospital and its community have come together in a time of need for families who’ve experienced infant loss. The community raised over $3,000 for a preservation cot, arriving at facilities in July. The CuddleCot technology will be provided after infant loss, giving...

YORK – A local registered sex offender has been charged with non-compliance for not registering his address as required by law. Nathan Kelley, 29, has been charged with a Class 3A felony, which carries a possible maximum sentence of three years in prison with 18 months of post-release supervision and/or a $10,000 fine.

I love stories like this!! And you all know how much I love “God's country, York county!”. For about ten years now, a few Waco High grads have been getting together for coffee, and for the past year, I've been joining them. The fellow who keeps it all together is a second cousin, but that's nothing special; I have gobs of second cousins..

YORK – Southeast Community College’s Learning Center at York will be calling downtown York home when it moves into its new location at 401 North Lincoln Avenue, on July 1. For the past six years, it’s been at the Holthus Convention Center. The new location will provide more space for classes, computer labs and meeting rooms. “The new location will provide opportunity to serve more students to access lifelong educational course offerings,” said Cinda Konken, Dean of Extended Learning. “SCC’s new location will better serve the city of York and surrounding communities by having a presence to be able to meet local business and industry needs.”

OMAHA — The new home of the Anthony’s Steakhouse steer statue probably couldn’t have a more appropriate name. The behemoth black bovine — which lost its perch above the popular Omaha restaurant earlier this year — now will reside at the T-Bone Truck Stop in Columbus.

Kellen Muhr is no different than any boy growing up in America. He wanted to play any sport, any time, any day! Backyard football, driveway basketball and baseball in any open space he and his friends could find. Then moving on to Jr high and High School sports. Summers were spent playing Alliance Old Timers and then Alliance Spartans Baseball. So when the chance to continue playing at the College level came along, it was an easy decision to make.