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ADM Plans Entry Into Voluntary Carbon Market With More Than 800,000 Tons of Annual Removal Capacity
ADM has announced its planned entry into the voluntary carbon dioxide removal market with credits generated by the more than 800,000-ton-a-year capacity carbon capture operations at the company’s Columbus, Nebraska, corn processing complex. The credits are undergoing certification and issuance by Puro.earth, a market infrastructure provider for engineered carbon...
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Dakota Pointe Sells for $15.3M as Private Capital Targets Stabilized Midwest Multifamily
Dakota Pointe, a 143-unit Class B multifamily property in the south end of South Sioux City, sold for $15.3 million, or approximately $107,000 per unit. Greysteel represented the seller. Both the buyer and the seller are private investors based in South Dakota. The property drew multiple offers, and the closing...
News Channel Nebraska
Investigation into Norfolk wastewater problems underway, industrial plants examined
NORFOLK, Neb. — Norfolk city officials answered lots of questions about the city’s wastewater woes during an emergency council meeting on Tuesday. The problems don’t affect drinking water, they don’t affect the water supply and you should avoid the Elkhorn River near the wastewater treatment plant.
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Crypto mining business is expected to open in South Sioux City in 2026
A crypto mining business is expected to open in South Sioux City by the end of this year. South Sioux City City Manager Lance Hedquist told Siouxland Public Media News on Tuesday that the small crypto miner firm will be located in an industrial zoned address adjacent to an electric substation.
norfolkneradio.com
Norfolk's economic development director: Norfolk needs to be shovel-ready for new businesses'
Norfolk’s new economic development director aims to make things easy for companies that want to locate in the city. Melissa Garcia told News Talk WJAG her job is to make sure the city is shovel-ready when industry or a new business wants to make Norfolk home. "Do we have...
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Wastewater Treatment Plant has experienced reduction in biological wastewater-treatment capacity
The City of Norfolk is notifying the public that its Wastewater Treatment Plant experienced a substantial reduction in its biological wastewater-treatment capacity beginning on approximately Monday September 14th, 2026. The biological treatment process is the portion of the plant that uses microorganisms to reduce pollutants in wastewater before treated effluent...
KTIV
Diesel prices strain Siouxland farmers as gas costs also climb
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Northeast Nebraska Fifth Graders Explore Agriculture at Growing Potential Festival
More than 200 fifth graders from five northeast Nebraska schools experienced agriculture beyond the classroom during the annual Growing Potential Agriculture Festival held Sept. 3 at McQuistian Farms near Pender. The event brought 202 students together with farmers, ranchers, and agricultural professionals to learn more about the industry that provides...
meatingplace.com
Tyson Ends Sanitation Contract at Nebraska Pork Plant (Updated)
Tyson Foods has ended its contract with sanitation provider Fortrex at its Madison, Neb., pork plant, affecting 91 Fortrex employees. The workers will be laid off or relocated when Fortrex ends sanitation services at the facility Sept. 19, according to a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification filed with the Nebraska...
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City Of Madison Clarifies Contractor Transition At Local Tyson Foods Facility
Madison, NE- City of Madison officials are clarifying recent reports about a Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification or “WARN”, Act filing involving the Tyson Foods Fresh Meats facility. The filing involves Fortrex, a third-party sanitation contractor that is ending its current contract at the Madison plant. City officials...
Daily Nebraskan
OPINION: Property taxes and the myth of the “fiscally responsible’ conservative
In March of 2025, I attended a town hall hosted by my Congressman, Mike Flood. Walking into the Columbus High School auditorium, the first thing that caught my eye was the projector screen, displaying the U.S. national debt, which at the time totaled $36 trillion. Before taking any questions, Flood...
norfolkneradio.com
City of Madison clarifies contractor transition at local Tyson Foods facility
The City of Madison is issuing a clarification regarding recent news reports concerning third-party workforce filings at the local Tyson Foods Fresh Meats processing facility. Recent media coverage regarding a WARN (Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification) act filing involves a third-party sanitation contractor, Fortrex, ending its current contract at the facility. This vendor change does not reflect facility cutbacks, job eliminations, or downscaling by Tyson Foods in Madison.
norfolkneradio.com
Much of Crofton without power
Heavy winds and rain knocked down trees and power lines in northern Holt, Knox and Cedar counties on Tuesday night. Crofton resident Curt Steffen told News Talk WJAG that much of the community of Crofton is without power, including the schools where there will be no classes on Wednesday. There...