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Nebraska Ranch Sells for More Than $4.1 Million to 4 Local Buyers

Nebraska is one of the nation’s leading cattle-producing states, where good grazing ground and reliable water are important features of a successful operation. A recent ranch auction on the edge of the state’s Sandhills region offered both, along with productive hay meadows and established livestock facilities. H Bar...

Holt County, NE · 2d
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Perfect storm of events drives diesel prices higher

Record diesel prices are creating new challenges for agriculture and transportation alike. Matt Wells, vice president of the Mid-West Truckers Association said higher fuel costs will eventually work their way through the supply chain. "Eventually what's going to happen is it's going to trickle down to the consumer and the...

Norfolk, NE · 19h
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Traffic swith scheduled for Highway 275

Weather permitting, starting this week, traffic on U.S. Highway 275 will be switched onto the newly constructed lanes in Stanton County, from reference post 86.34 east of Norfolk to reference post 97.59, west of Pilger. According to the Nebraska Department of Transportation, work includes switching traffic onto the newly constructed...

Stanton County, NE · 3d
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Nebraska Cold Blast: Norfolk, NE Falls to 23° November 13

Eastern Nebraska and western Iowa face their coldest morning of the season Friday, with lows in the 20s.

Norfolk, NE · 2d

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Norfolk veteran reflects on Hometown Heroes banners along Benjamin Avenue

NORFOLK, Neb. — Driving down Benjamin Avenue in Norfolk, you might notice 65 banners lining the street from First to 13th streets. It's all part of the Hometown Heroes Project, honoring local veterans like Steve Sehi. While the spotlight shines more brightly on former servicemen and women on Veterans...

Norfolk, NE · 1d

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Nebraska World War II Soldier to be Laid to Rest After 85 Years

U.S. Army Air Forces Cpl. Lester H. Libolt, from Newport, Nebraska, will return to the state to be laid to rest at Fort McPhearson National Cemetery near Maxwell, Nebraska after being killed in action almost exactly 85 years ago. Libolt was killed in action on December 7, 1941 during the Japanese attack on Hickam Field in Honolulu, Hawaii. He was buried in Honolulu under a headstone marked simply as “Unknown”. However, recent research by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency was able to confirm the soldier as Libolt.

Newport, NE · 19h