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Richlands residents face rising utility bills tied to generator debt
Rising utility bills are leading some families in the Town of Richlands to choose between paying the bill or buying groceries.
News Channel Nebraska
New owners of Beatrice Bakery meet with mayor, city council
BEATRICE – Beatrice elected officials have amended an economic development loan, adding $95,000 to help a former California firm complete acquisition of Beatrice Bakery. The mayor and city council got to meet the co-owners of Newport Bakers, LLC, Monday night. Ibrahim Elandaloussi said the company is settling in Beatrice,...
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Ballard Calls for Lincoln Tax Review, Delivery Tax Refunds
Nebraska State Sen. Beau Ballard says some residents outside Lincoln’s city limits have been charged city sales tax on purchases delivered to their homes, and he plans to introduce legislation requiring a review of collections and refunds for improperly paid taxes. In an October 7 news release, Ballard said...
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This Nebraska Hobby Shop Is A Go-To Stop For Model Kits, RC Cars, And Hobby Supplies
A quick errand in a Nebraska shopping center can go sideways in the best way. You walk in for a tube of glue and walk out an hour later holding a model kit, a pack of trading cards, and a new idea for the weekend. Some stores sell things, while...
nebraskapublicmedia.org
Hallam Village Board unanimously approves Monolith data center
The Hallam Village Board voted unanimously Monday night to approve a special use permit for a 35-megawatt data center. The development is part of an expansion for Monolith, a carbon black company. This comes after Hallam’s planning commission unanimously approved a recommendation for a special use permit from Monolith in...
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Racheal Brinson Joins Snell & Wilmer in San Diego
Snell & Wilmer is pleased to announce that Racheal M. Brinson (formerly White Hawk) has joined the San Diego office as counsel in the Litigation, Investigations and Trials Practice Group. Brinson represents tribal governments, gaming enterprises and businesses in complex litigation and other legal matters involving Indian country. Her practice...
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What’s Really Robbing Your Soybean Yields?
Soybean disease can be difficult to diagnose from the road, but they can also make it even more difficult to manage profitably without knowing exactly what is causing the problem. That’s why researchers with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Soybean Pathology Lab are taking their work beyond small research plots and...
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Meat Pods could be a processing option for rural communities, producers
A group of ranchers in Nebraska is working on bringing meat processing and sales back to local communities in order to improve profitability on the family ranch. Through their new project Meat Pods the Nebraska Farmers Network is offering ranchers an opportunity to have an on-site beef processing station, a Meat Pod, that would allow them to process their beef into wholes, halves and quarters before being sent to a regional packing house.
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Tower District Papillion Moves into Next Phase as More Businesses Take Shape
Construction is picking up at the Tower District in Papillion as the 120-acre mixed-use development moves into a new phase focused on neighborhood retail and other businesses. The development northwest of 84th & Highway 370 has seen several businesses open, while housing continues to fill in across the site. Jesse...