The city has been working on Old Potash Highway since last year, but had to stop due to the winter weather. As of Monday morning, they’re back up and running and ready to continue on this massive project.
The Center for Disease Control is now saying people can relax their precautions two weeks after getting their final shot. This means they can be around other vaccinated people without having to wear a mask.
The Hastings City Council met Monday night for their second hearing on the extension of their citywide mask policy and to discuss the viaduct demolition plans.
The owners of Axe Holes, an axe throwing facility in Grand Island, are already hard at work to open up a new location in Kearney just eight months after opening their original business.
CHI Health St. Francis wore blue to fight colon cancer on Friday and for the rest of the month they’re lighting the hospital the same color at night to raise awareness.
Wyandotte Learning Center’s Counseling and Mental Health Teacher Shelby Wallick received a lump sum of cash to give her students more training on mental illness.
The National Guard along with Grand Island Fire and Police practiced some emergency scenarios that may be rare in central Nebraska but they want to be prepared for.
South Heartland District Health Department reported the department and vaccination partners had administered more than 8,400 doses of COVID-19 vaccine since December 15.
The award program is one of the country’s longest-running and most prestigious scholarship and recognition programs for creative students in grades 7-12.
With the approval of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, Nebraska will be getting thousands more doses in people’s arms. But some are showing some hesitation with the new vaccine.
he city of Grand Island is looking for lifeguards as they plan for a near normal summer operations. The city needs around 60 lifeguards to staff the Island Oasis Water Park, Lincoln Pool, and teach swim lessons.