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Heartland United Way's Scoops churns out ice cream for a good cause (opens the original)
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. — One stand at the Nebraska State Fair is churning out ice cream—with funds dripping down to support organizations in Central Nebraska. Heartland United Way’s Scoops Ice Cream Parlor, set up near Five Points Bank Arena, sells 10 flavors of ice cream including chocolate, vanilla, and cotton candy. The organization says it aims to be affordable, with prices ranging from $4 for a single scoop to $7 for a waffle cone. "When you come to Scoops, it’s one of the best deals at the fai
Local assessors fined by Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission (opens the original)
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Two local county assessors who lost their reelection bids have been ordered by the Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission to pay fines. According to orders dated Aug. 21, Hall County Assessor Kristi Wold and Adams County Assessor Angel Murtaugh agreed to each pay a $750 fine for using public resources in their re-election campaigns. In one of the orders, the Commission said on April 28, Hall County Commissioner Gary Quandt filed a complaint with the commission with several photographs
Public records show conflict between Hastings mayor, city council members over contract (opens the original)
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A recent meeting of the Hastings City Council and public records are revealing an apparent conflict between city officials and city council members over a contract with Heartland Pet Connection being put on the meeting agenda. During the July 28 special meeting of the Hastings City Council, City Administrator Mark Funkey gave a timeline of the process. Funkey said in November 2022, a contract was signed between the city and Heartland Pet Connection (HPC) to operate an animal shelter and take in
Kansas voters reject Constitutional Amendment to elect Supreme Court justices (opens the original)
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Kansas voters overwhelmingly rejected a constitutional amendment Tuesday that would have changed the way the state selects its state Supreme Court Justices. The Kansas Secretary of State’s Office says voters voted 61 percent to 39% to reject the proposed constitutional amendment which would have had voters elected the justices, as opposed to the current system of having the governor appoint them. Kansas Governor Laura Kelly praised the vote. “Kansans prevented the Kansas Supreme Court from becom
Grand Island City Council approves resolution to allow Pete's Safari to remain open (opens the original)
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. — The Grand Island City Council has approved a resolution that will allow a family-owned zoo to remain open. The council voted 9-0 Tuesday night to approve a request from Pete’s Safari for a conditional use permit to run an educational non-profit as a private club (zoo). The City of Grand Island said the conditional use permit expires on April 1, 2027 and Pete’s Safari has until the end of this year to get non-profit status. Community Development Director Chad Nabity said the
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