Drew Petersen
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City Council Approves Two New Positions for Kearney Volunteer Fire Department (opens the original)
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The Kearney City Council approved the addition of two new members to the Kearney Volunteer Fire Department (KVFD) during its meeting Tuesday, Sept. 22. Fire Chief Seth Lunbery asked the council to confirm the appointments of Corey Moss and Haley Eutsler as KVFD firefighters. Both officially joined the department on Sept. 3. Eutsler, a Gibbon native, is currently pursuing a degree in criminal justice. “We are grateful Haley chose to dedicate her time to serving the community as a volunteer firefi
Hastings Public Library Takes Part in Annual Fall Crawl for Second Year (opens the original)
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Hastings Public Library is taking part in the second annual Library Fall Crawl, a statewide event encouraging Nebraskans to explore libraries across the state from Sept. 1 through Nov. 30, 2026. More than 100 libraries in 109 Nebraska communities are participating in this year’s event, offering residents the chance to discover new libraries, attend programs, explore unique spaces and learn more about the resources and services available at libraries throughout Nebraska. Free Library Fall Crawl b
Installation of CCTV Cameras Underway in District 7 (opens the original)
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Weather permitting, work is scheduled to begin Sept. 14 on a project to install roadway cameras at three locations in District 7. The cameras will be installed at the west junction of U.S. Highway 6/34 (US-6/34) and U.S. Highway 83 (US-83) in McCook; the junction of Nebraska Highway 46 (N-46) and Nebraska Highway 89 (N-89); and along US-6/34 near Heartwell. The cameras will support the Nebraska Department of Transportation’s (NDOT) winter operations by providing operations managers with remote a
A hot Labor Day weekend is on tap, with temperatures reaching the 90s and 100s before things begin to change next week. (opens the original)
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The summer heat isn’t ready to let go just yet. Highs are expected to climb into the 90s and 100s across the area over Labor Day weekend. However, a pattern shift beginning next week should bring cooler temperatures and better chances for rain. With high pressure remaining in control, temperatures are expected to stay consistently in the 90s and 100s across much of the area. Heat indices will also remain elevated, reaching the upper 90s to lower 100s. In the Tri-Cities, highs are forecast to rea
A Nebraska State Fair tradition, served by SCOOPS (opens the original)
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Nebraska State Fair-goers can enjoy a sweet treat while making a difference at SCOOPS Ice Cream Parlor, where every cone, cup and coffee float comes with a side of philanthropy. What makes SCOOPS special is the people behind the counter. Volunteers choose where the proceeds from their shifts go — either Heartland United Way or one of its 20 community partner agencies. In many cases, those partners also take their turn behind the counter, scooping ice cream to raise funds for their own causes. La
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