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Multiple Road Closures in Lancaster County (opens the original)
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Lancaster County Engineer Pam Dingman has announced several road closures because of flooding. Those closures include South 14th Street north of Saltillo Road; South 38th Street south of Roca Road and north of Martell Road; Southwest 2nd Street between Highway 33 and Sprague Road; and the intersection of Raymond Road and Northwest 1st Street. Also closed are Southwest 40th Street between A and O streets; North 112th Street between Alvo Road and Highway 6; Southwest 86th Street between West Panam
A traveling exhibit travels to Grand Island (opens the original)
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Walnut Middle School will host the traveling exhibit, “Anne Frank: A History for Today,” from October 14th through the 27th. The exhibit, developed by the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, explores Anne Frank’s story during the Holocaust while connecting it to issues of human rights, discrimination, and tolerance today. Walnut students are being trained as peer docents to lead guided tours and help visitors understand the historical context behind the exhibit. Eighth graders from Barr and Westridge
New location for The Tri- City Horseman (opens the original)
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Professional arena football is coming to Kearney next year, but at a different venue than originally planned. The soon-to-be Tri-City Horsemen announced Tuesday that plans to play home games at the Viaero Center have fallen through following proposed contract changes. The American Arena League team will now play at the Buffalo County Fairgrounds’ Landmark Implement Arena. Team officials say they’re pleased with the new home and remain committed to the Kearney community. More details about the fa
Lynne Walz heads to Valley County (opens the original)
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State Senator Lynne Walz will be in Ord on 9/30/2026 for a listening session and meet-and-greet. The event is set for the Ord Volunteer Fire Department at 5:30 p. m., where Walz says she plans to discuss lowering costs for Nebraska families and getting the state’s finances back on track. Walz says she has held more than 40 listening events statewide since December and has heard concerns about property taxes, grocery costs, and the state budget.
Broken Bow the latest victim in a possible swatting call incident (opens the original)
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Broken Bow Police say a reported shooting Sunday afternoon was a false alarm and may have been a swatting incident. Officers responded around 4:30 to the 500 block of North F Street after receiving a report that a man had shot his sister inside a home. Police and the Custer County Sheriff’s Office set up a perimeter while they investigated. As a precaution, a football game at Broken Bow High School was interrupted, and Jennie M. Melham Memorial Hospital and the Becton Dickinson plant were placed
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