Holiday Inn Express & Suites by IHG officially joined the Lexington community with a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, June 9.
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Shadow Lake Towne Center in Papillion has a new owner in New York-based DLC, which acquired the open-air retail space this month.
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Juan and Lionel Herrera say discipline, family and food shaped their path to opening a restaurant.
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Lincoln Airport officials announced the arrival of Breeze Airways during a Tuesday news conference.
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Power was officially turned off to the current Highmark Stadium on Friday. It is considered the start of the stadium’s mass demolition and is a significant milestone for the project as the new stadium nears completion.
Forbes reports gambling can be a potentially harmful and severe addiction with the ability to negatively impact your personal and professional life.
Mac's Creek Winery and Brewery has announced its 2026 lineup for its annual Friday with Friends Summer Concert series. Guests can stay in Creekside Cottages, purchase food from local food trucks, enjoy Mac's Creek's drink selection and attend a biweekly concert.
Cash-Wa Distributing of Kearney has been sold to Virginia-based Performance Food Group.
The largest property tax contributors range from well know companies like Bryan Health, which owns two of the city's hospitals, to lesser known real estate companies.
Scott and Robyn Geiser were all smiles on March 27, as they opened the doors to their new hardware store in Lexington.
LEXINGTON — After news broke in November that Tyson Foods was closing its Lexington plant, local business owner Drew Price got into action with a plan to help those who wanted to stay in Lexington but needed to travel to North Platte for work.
Before Sam's Club or Costco existed, before shoppers could go online and order groceries from literally around the world and before delivery DoorDash and Grubhub drivers could pick up a dozen eggs and a pound of bacon and drop them off at your front door, there were neighborhood markets.
LEXINGTON — Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Heather Heinemann issued a statement about the Chamber Bucks program on Jan. 30.
Lincoln's newest restaurants include a Hardees location and a Peruvian chicken restaurant. Other restaurants like Cheba Hut and the Smoking Crab are set to open locations in Lincoln in 2026.
LEXINGTON — The Nebraska Department of Labor hosted a second job fair Thursday at the Dawson County Fairgrounds in Lexington to assist those affected by the closure of Tyson Foods meatpacking plant in Lexington.
LEXINGTON — On Tuesday, Dec. 9, U.S. Senate candidate Dan Osborn held a press conference in Lexington to discuss Tyson Foods' decision to close its Lexington meatpacking plant.
Sustainable Beef in North Platte sees an influx of applicants as Tyson prepares to shut down its Lexington plant. Regional leaders say cattle, workers and tax dollars all are in play.
A look back at Philip Morris in the 1950s and 60s.
Kool-Aid, the reuben, Dorothy Lynch. Yep, they all were the concoctions of a Nebraskan.
LEXINGTON — The Dawson County Historical Museum is hosting a Spirit Walk Oct. 24-25 and 31 to raise money for Give Big Lexington.
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Language Access hosted its second annual interpreter conference at Boys Town in Omaha, bringing 52 interpreters together for training, networking, and court access topics.
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Lexington Regional Health Center received the Governor’s Wellness Award — Grower Level, recognizing the organization’s outstanding commitment to employee health and wellness.
The Kearney Area Community Foundation recently awarded a total of $7,500 in Building for Tomorrow grants to eight local nonprofits.
LEXINGTON — Crossroads Mission Avenue has renovated the former Clipper-Herald office at 114 W. Fifth St. to create a new thrift store and affordable living options in downtown Lexington.
LEXINGTON — On a cool Friday, Aug. 1, a crowd gathered for a ceremony to rename Lexington’s post office. It was officially renamed the William E. and Elsie L. Barrett Post Office Building.
The Lexington school board faced criticism over its plan to use eminent domain to acquire the former Plum Creek Care Center at 1505 N. Adams St.
LEXINGTON — A full-capacity crowd gathered on Friday, July 11, to celebrate the grand opening of The Well, Lexington’s new event center at 402 N. Grant St.
The Cozad Area Chamber of Commerce threw their annual Bands, Brews and BBQs downtown gathering on Saturday, July 12 at the Cozad Municipal Parking Lot.