Third grade students ventured outside the classroom for hands-on agricultural education
Third grade students ventured outside the classroom for hands-on agricultural education
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Area golfers earn medals in Class B and C
Two Northeast Nebraska golfers earned medals in both Class B and C during the conclusion of the boys state tournament on Thursday.
Wynot takes care of Mad Frogs early
WYNOT — The Wynot Expos amateur baseball team used three big offensive innings to turn away the Menno Mad Frogs out of South Dakota 15-5 in a game shortened to
Current, past Norfolk athletes pay tribute to longtime coach Aaron Bradley
From afar, longtime Norfolk High boys track and field coach Aaron Bradley looks serious, often standing expressionless, maybe even a little intimidating.
Sport shorts for June 1
BLAIR — For the second consecutive weekend, the Golden Girls 18U softball team came home with a tournament championship.
Norfolk Legion Seniors threaten late but fall to Lincoln Southeast
The Norfolk Motor Company Post 16 Seniors continued to battle into the late innings against Lincoln Southeast on Tuesday night.
Wayne Rolling Hills Supply Seniors use huge inning for win
WAYNE — The Crofton seniors were cruising along in Wednesday night’s Ralph Bishop League contest with the Wayne Rolling Hills Supply Post 43 Seniors at Hank Overin Field.
Traudt, Jacobsen teach skills at Humphrey-Lindsay boys basketball camp
LINDSAY — Campers got to learn from a couple of players they literally look up to.
Humphrey native pitches in Lincoln Regional for SDSU
LINCOLN — He used to sit in the stands rooting for the Huskers, but last week, he was on the field against them.
New nuclear power shows promise — and has its problems
Applause echoed through the halls of the Gage County Courthouse. The county board had just approved new, more stringent wind energy regulations, and the overflow crowd of residents couldn’t contain
Columbus council approves upgrade to fire department medication storage
The Columbus Fire Department is planning to upgrade the way it stores and tracks narcotics carried on its emergency vehicles, a move fire chief Ryan Gray said is focused on
Battery recycling event scheduled in Bassett
Most people have old batteries tucked away in a kitchen drawer, sitting on a workbench or piled in a box in the garage. While it may seem harmless to throw
Madison County Sheriff’s Office shares results of seatbelt enforcement campaign
The Madison County Sheriff's Office recently concluded its participation in the Nebraska Department of Transportation Highway Safety Office's Make It Click seatbelt enforcement campaign, which ran May 15-31.
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library gives Wayne State students opportunity to help children, community
WAYNE — Thanks to the vision of music icon Dolly Parton, Wayne State College education students are making a positive impact on the lives of children throughout Wayne County.
Golf cart rules are not uncommon
HUMPHREY — ATV and UTV ordinances are common in Nebraska towns, but golf cars (or golf carts) are not always addressed in smaller communities.
Sixpence selected as Nebraska Passport stop, prepares for summer visitors
Sixpence, a longtime fixture in downtown Norfolk, has been selected as one of 70 stops in this year’s Nebraska Passport Program and one of two locations in the city along
Recurring community calendar
What follows are organizations’ activities and events scheduled on a regular or ongoing basis. It is the responsibility of each organization to provide current and accurate information to the Daily
Norfolk nonprofit hospital paid a doctor nearly $5 million
Nebraska’s state auditor calls it inexplicable. A former health insurance CEO suggests it’s excessive. A veteran doctor says it’s unheard of.
Reconstruction project to close part of 33rd Avenue in Columbus through summer
Reconstruction project to close part of 33rd Avenue in Columbus through summer
After 44 years, Norfolk finance officer Randy Gates retires from career of challenges, growth
After 44 years, Norfolk finance officer Randy Gates retires from career of challenges, growth
Through loss and success, Norfolk senior will graduate with honors
Through loss and success, Norfolk senior will graduate with honors
Albion native helps turn Runza from sandwich to scoop
April Johnson, a product development project manager at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Food Processing Center, holds a pint of Runza-flavored ice cream she helped develop — a limited-release treat that...
NPS Board of Education talks cellphone policy, passes it on second reading
During its Monday meeting, the Norfolk Public Schools Board of Education talked about implementing the bell-to-bell cellphone policy at Norfolk High School.
Ex-Norfolk police officer fined for willful reckless driving
MADISON — A former Norfolk police officer arrested on suspicion of DUI in August was fined on Monday after being convicted of a reduced charge in Madison County Court.