Cozad boys cross country team took fourth at the North Platte Invite at Oregon Trail Golf Course in Sutherland Thursday.
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The Robert Henri Museum and Art Gallery recently announced that well-known Nebraska artist Susan Hart of Cozad, will be Artist of the Month for September.
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Lexington Minutemaid softball lost 16-1 at home Tuesday to Adams Central in three innings.
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Most area volleyball teams begin games this weekend. To continue our season preview, here is the Western Nebraska big school and small school Top 5s.
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The Cozad lady Haymakers evened up their early season record (2-2) after defending their home field with a 9-3 Tuesday win over the North Platte Bulldogs.
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The Overton lady Eagles won the NSAA Hall of Fame Jamboree matchup Monday in four sets over Southern Valley in Overton.
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Lexington hosted the Nebraska State Activities Association Hall of Fame Jamboree Monday against Cambridge.
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Being “old” is a good thing for North Star. Its experienced core and a promising freshman powered the Navigators to an opening-night sweep of Southwest.
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"Just as I helped the community, I also know that I didn't help the community in other ways, and I'm sorry for that," Kenneth Ruben Jr. said.
See photos as Lincoln North Star takes on Lincoln Southwest in volleyball on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026 at Lincoln Southwest High School.
Lincoln City Attorney Yohance Christie said Thursday that Good Government Lincoln's election-related petitions will go on the May 2027 ballot.
Douglas County Sheriff's Office deputies arrested the man and retired Omaha Police Sgt. Christy Stevens over allegations of child abuse in May 2025.
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NPCC and NPCP will hold open auditions Sept. 14–16 for three 2026–2027 season musicals at the Fox Theatre in North Platte, with roles for varied ages.
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Douglas County Young Adult Court in Omaha honored graduates on August 19, 2026, for completing a structured treatment and supervision program.
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The 2026 Arts in the Park show will be held Sept. 12 at Cody Park in North Platte, featuring 100+ vendors, food trucks and family-friendly activities.
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Sarpy County Reentry Court held a August 4, 2026 graduation in Papillion, marking completion of intensive treatment, supervision and accountability programs.
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