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Open House for Newly Renovated Hastings City Hall Postponed (opens the original)
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Hastings City Hall, (City of Hastings, Courtesy) HASTINGS – As per a Facebook press release by the Hastings mayor, Jay Beckby, the open house for the newly renovated City Hall has been postponed because the city is waiting on an elevator part. The original planned time was for next Monday afternoon, Oct. 5, 4-6pm “The public tours of the City Hall scheduled for 4 to 6 p.m. Monday, October 5th have unfortunately been postponed,” Beckby said. “The elevator is still out of order. We are still waiti
Save a Life Day at Central Community College Kearney (opens the original)
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Luz Colón-Rodriguez from CCC and Cooper Lowe from Two Rivers Health Department at the Save a Life Day stand, Photo by Lucas Ratliff, Central Nebraska Today KEARNEY – Central Community College (CCC) has partnered with local health departments to bring Save a Life Day to central Nebraska. In Kearney, Two Rivers Health Department helped to set up a stand offering free naloxone kits, alcohol and opioid information, combination lock pillboxes, prescription drug disposal kits and alcohol cup toppers a
City of Hastings Reapproves Property Tax Increase at Special Meeting (opens the original)
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Hastings, Nebraska, Brian Neben, Central Nebraska Today HASTINGS – At the Hastings City Council special meeting, Monday, Sept. 22, the Hastings City Council voted to reapprove a property tax increase for the fiscal year of 2026-2027. The increase is from .379 to .406, and would result in an estimated $4 per month for a $200,000 home. The special meeting was held because the initial vote was completed before a joint public hearing was held on Sept. 16. The vote passed 4-3 with one councilmember a
Governor Pillen and Visit Nebraska Hold Conference to Discuss Tourism Numbers (opens the original)
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(pictured left to right) Jenn Gjerde, Paul Younes and Jim Pillen during press conference State News – Nebraska governor Jim Pillen and Visit Nebraska held a press conference during the afternoon of Friday, Sept. 18, about 2025’s numbers around tourism. Overall the state saw an estimated $4.72 billion in tourism profit, which is 2.6% more than 2024 and resulted in an estimated $33.9 million collected in taxes, 5% more than 2024. Pillen talks about why he and Visit Nebraska’s executive director, J
Open House Saturday for Robert M. Merryman Performing Arts Center 20th Anniversary and Building’s 100th (opens the original)
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Merryman Performing Arts Center, (Brian Neben, Central Nebraska Today) Kearney – The 20th anniversary of Kearney’s Robert M. Merryman Performing Arts Center, as well as the 100th anniversary for the building will be celebrated Saturday, Sept. 19, with a community open house. The event will run from 10-11 am with news clippings, photos, interview videos and information about the building on display. The executive Director of the Merryman talks about what other people and things are being celebrat
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