LEXINGTON — Following the unexpected closure of the Tyson Foods plant in January 2026, the Lexington Community Foundation provided emergency assistance to address immediate needs facing individuals, families, and organizations throughout the community.
Lexington City Council devoted much of its Nov. 10 meeting to revising the city’s zoning map and jurisdictional boundaries and annexing property recently purchased from Tyson Foods.
Veterans and their service were honored Wednesday during the annual 11th Hour ceremony at the Heartland Museum of Military Vehicles in Lexington.
The 16th annual Give Big Lexington fundraiser surpassed $500,000 in donations by midnight on Thursday, with contributions from more than 2,500 donors benefiting 75 local organizations.
It started with a phone call. An anonymous donor wanted to gift the Lexington Volunteer Fire Department a $5,000 check.
NORTH PLATTE — Lutheran Family Services with Lincoln County Sheriff's Department will host a free Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training program Nov. 16-20, in North Platte, providing specialized training for first responders, mental health professionals, dispatchers, corrections staff, med…
Lexington City Council voted 4-1 Tuesday to increase council members’ annual salaries, over objections from Councilman John Salem, who called for more public input.
LYONS — Nebraska farmers are invited to apply to participate in a free online course and peer learning cohort focused on scaling operations for grocery sales. This opportunity is hosted by the Center for Rural Affairs.
Lexington City Council voted 4-1 Tuesday to increase council members’ annual salaries, over objections from Councilman John Salem, who called for more public input.
The Plum Creek Community Players is seeking local talent, ages 16 and up, for “Stupid Cupid Variety Show” Feb. 12, 2027.
LINCOLN — Beef producers, agricultural professionals, students and industry partners are invited to attend the 2026 Nebraska Beef Summit on Dec. 9, at the Younes Convention Center in Kearney.
LINCOLN — A record 195 University of Nebraska-Lincoln students, representing 40 majors and eight colleges, registered for the 18th annual 3-2-1 Quick Pitch competition Nov. 3.
The Cozad Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Mingle on the Meridian event Saturday, Nov. 14, with shopping beginning at 9 a.m.
At a November meeting, Dawson Public Power District’s board approved the 2027 budget.
The Lexington City Council meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10 inside the Lexington City Council Chamber, 406 E. Seventh St.
Thriller and true crime enthusiasts flocked to Wilson Public Library in Cozad Saturday morning to hear Chet Hardin discuss his research into the Sydney Loofe murder case.
Motorcycle enthusiasts and history lovers gathered at the Dawson County Historical Museum on Sunday, Nov. 8, to learn about George A. Wyman’s 1903 cross-country journey on a motorized bicycle and his brief stop in Lexington.
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The Dawson County Historical Museum will host a commemorative program at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, honoring George A. Wyman’s historic 1903 transcontinental motorcycle trip.
The Dawson County 4-H Cafe, a staple during fair week and other events throughout the year, has launched its annual holiday candy sale to help maintain the facility.
Ogallala is recertified as an Economic Development Certified Community, driven by major housing investments, private development and workforce initiatives.
Fort Hays State upset sixth-ranked Nebraska Kearney in five sets in the MIAA Tournament quarterfinals, snapping a 23-year skid and advancing to the semifinals.
Eldon Turner scored 23 points as Wayne State used a 12-0 first-half run and 21 points off turnovers to defeat Nebraska Kearney 75-62 in the season opener.
Nebraska Kearney men placed third and women fourth at the 2026 MIAA Cross Country Championships, with seven Lopers earning All-MIAA honors in St. Joseph, Mo.
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The Lexington Planning Commission held four separate public hearings Wednesday, Nov. 4, at a regular meeting in the City Council Chambers.
Award-winning investigative journalist Chet Hardin will visit Cozad’s Wilson Public Library for an author chat at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 7.
Investigators with the Nebraska State Patrol have conducted alcohol compliance checks in Dawson County.
The U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) continues to show its support for the important work being done on the Nebraska transportation system, selecting seven projects to receive a combined total of $59.6 million in federal funding.
Lizbeth Lopez and Handy Marin Diaz were elected to Lexington City Council, defeating two incumbents during the general election on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Democrats took control of Congress in Tuesday's U.S. midterm elections. Here are some takeaways.
LINCOLN — Crash Responder Safety Week began Nov. 2, and the Nebraska Department of Transportation is highlighting the role drivers play in getting everyone home safely.
The Lexington Ministerial Association is sponsoring the Dale and Elaine Mooberry Family Memorial Thanksgiving Dinner on Nov. 26 and is seeking volunteers and food donations.
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