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'I don't want him': Chaos erupts in courtroom as woman tries to fire her attorney during sentencing hearing by repeatedly criticizing him until she is held in contempt by judge
A Nebraska woman earned a judge's ire — and a contempt charge — during a sentencing hearing in a theft case that went off the rails. The post 'I don't want him': Chaos erupts in courtroom as woman tries to fire her attorney during sentencing hearing by repeatedly criticizing him until she is held in contempt by judge first appeared on Law & Crime .
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N-15 Platte River Bridge South of Schuyler Closed for Emergency Repairs
Norfolk, NE- The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) has closed the Nebraska Highway 15 Platte River Bridge south of Schuyler for emergency repairs following a routine bridge inspection. The closure affects N-15 between County Road C and Spur 12A. Detour signs for local traffic intend to be installed as soon...
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Dixon County Harvest Festival Going on Tomorrow, Here’s What to Expect
Dixon, NE- The first-ever Dixon Harvest Market and Harvest Festival will take place tomorrow, October 24th, offering shopping, food, contests and activities for all ages. The Dixon Harvest Market will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Dixon Community Center., with more than 40 vendors expected, offering a variety of items, including baked goods, crafts, handmade gifts, fall harvest products, home décor, clothing and repurposed items.
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City of Madison to Resume Management and Operations of Countryside Home
Madison, NE- The City of Madison will resume management and operations of Countryside Home on Sunday, November 1st, 2026, following an agreement with Arbor Care. Countryside Home is a 70-bed skilled nursing facility serving Madison and surrounding communities. The transition intends to maintain continuity of care and services for residents while supporting employees and families throughout the process.
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Norfolk City Council OKs Flashing Beacon Projects with Nebraska Department of Transportation
The Norfolk City Council has given its thumbs up for a pair of resolutions involving the Nebraska Department of Transportation. The first authorized the mayor to execute an agreement with NDOT for the Highway 81-West Benjamin Avenue Warning Beacon Project. City Engineer Steve Rames said the plan is for the...
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Pierce caller expresses concern about diesel, gasoline availability
Gov. Jim Pillen hosted his monthly radio call-in show on Monday and received a call from a Pierce gas-station owner, who expressed concerns that in the last month or so, they’ve had problems getting diesel and gasoline through the Sunoco pipelines. The caller said their trucks have had to...
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Norfolk Chamber opens larger haunted house for Halloween season
NORFOLK, Neb. — Halloween enthusiasts in Norfolk have a new spot to get their scare on this season. The Norfolk Area Chamber of Commerce has opened its haunted house in a new downtown location at 105 East Norfolk Avenue, suite 118. Chamber President Austin Hagood says guests will navigate...
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Nebraska Governor Candidate Lynne Walz campaigns in Siouxland
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Actus nears completion of odor-control upgrades
Actus Nutrition officials told the Norfolk City Council on Monday that their odor-control project is on schedule and should be completed by the Nov. 2nd deadline, a milestone that could help reduce odors that have prompted months of complaints from south Norfolk residents. The Norfolk Daily News reports, Actus moved...
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Muralist paints his way across Nebraska with vibrant stop in Long Pine
LONG PINE, Neb. (KOLN) - Armed with cans of spray paint, Norfolk artist Adam Boggs is helping Nebraska communities showcase local pride through public art. His latest project brings vivid color and history to Long Pine, a small town nestled in the Sandhills. Boggs recently finished painting a large mural...
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Wayne City Council Meeting 10-19-26
Wayne, NE- The Wayne City Council met last night for their bi-weekly meeting of October. Among the agenda items, the council provided updates on the Downtown Improvement & Safety Committee and the 1100 E 10th Street Planning Study, approved payments and completions for the “Wayne Prairie Park Phase 4 – Baseball Fields Project” and the “Northeast Substation Site Grading Project”, acted on requests that included waiving the Freedom Park rental fee for Friday, October 30th, for the Wayne Rotary Organization’s Chamber Coffee and keeping an emotional support animal at Wayne State College, and much more.