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Osceola man charged with murder and firearm felonies in Clay County Court
Anthony A. Mattison has been charged in Clay County Court for the murder of Jasmine Garnett, which occurred in September of 2022 outside of Harvard, Nebraska. Garnett was found deceased on October 5, 2022. According to a recent news release from the Attorney Gerneral's Office, Mattison has been charged with...
Aurora man accused of stealing semi in York and crashing it in rural Nebraska
YORK, Neb. (KOLN) - An Aurora man is locked up in the York County Jail after a stolen semi got stuck in Hamilton County. On April 7 around 6:15 p.m., York County deputies got word about a semi without a trailer that got stuck in a sandpit north of Marquette.
Aurora murder suspect still waiting for competency treatment
AURORA, Neb. (KSNB) - An Aurora man accused of killing his stepfather is still on a waiting list for competency restoration. According to Hamilton County Court documents, a competency review hearing happened Tuesday for 29-year-old Caleb Arnett. Arnett is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his stepfather Ross...
Deputies find 45 pounds of marijuana during traffic stop on I-80 in York
YORK, Neb. (KOLN) - Deputies seized 45 pounds of marijuana, as well as cocaine and methamphetamine during a traffic stop in York. A York County Sheriff’s deputy stopped a Ford pickup in a gas station parking lot, south of Interstate 80, for a traffic violation on Tuesday. During the...
Epp quilts journey from Hamilton to Hamilton
Quilting has been a big part of Aurora resident Lorna Epp's life for more than 40 years and in that time she has created more than 400 quilts of one kind or another. Realizing that a collection that size was too much for her family to eventually have to deal with, last week she and her husband, Larry made the 260 mile trip from Hamilton County, Nebraska to the town of Hamilton, Mo. to donate 80…
Child care presented as economic development issue
The importance of available and affordable early child care was front and center last Wednesday at a pair of community meetings put on in Hampton by the organization First Five Nebraska. Mike Feeken of St. Paul was the presenter for the 7 a.m. and noontime programs attended by around 50 community members in total. Serving as strategic partner advisor for First Five, Feeken explained that…
Milford debuts new childcare center
The Milford community is celebrating the opening of a new childcare facility, the Milford Childhood Learning Center, a new 501(c)(3) nonprofit childcare center founded to combat Nebraska's severe shortage of childcare options. The project was made possible through the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services’ business partnership childcare expansion...
One killed in crash with semi in rural Nebraska village
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – A man was killed last weekend in a crash with a semitrailer in rural Polk County, the sheriff’s office said Thursday. The crash happened Saturday around 7 a.m. on West Park Street in Shelby, a village south of Columbus. A Ford Focus was heading...
Mills faces journey of recovery with positivity
For the past six months, just the daily task of putting one foot in front of the other has been an important milestone in Marsha Mills’s journey to recovery. Having been told after brain surgery that she would never walk again, the 73 year old Aurora woman has defied the odds through exercise and the help of her friends.
CM falls to Bluejays, Bears
Last week was a lighter week for the Crete-Milford baseball team, but the Cardinals weren’t able to bring home a win. CM started the week with an 11-1 loss at Seward April 15 and then lost to Blair 7-3 at home April 18. The game scheduled for April 16 at Waverly was canceled because of weather.
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