Over 160 seniors to receive their diplomas.

Linda Hager says Humane Society of the United States unfairly labels all kennels, as "puppy mills".

Nebraska's United States Senators see a disturbing pattern emerging from the Obama Administration.

If you want to hear some great music and help out a great cause plan on going to Riskys’ in Beatrice tomorrow evening.

Top-seed Norris avenged last year's loss to Lincoln Pius by dethroning the defending state champions, 3-2, on Thursday in the Class-B State Title Game in Lincoln.

The 5th seed Beatrice number-two doubles team of Jordan Pethoud and Alex Goosen advanced to the semi-finals with a pair of wins in the Class-B State Tennis Tournament in Lincoln on Thursday.

Law officers seeking public help in locating a suspect.

Dale Johnson Jr. was one of several people arrested in drug investigation roundup.

Senator Mike Johanns has grave reservations about the Farm Bill approved by the Senate Agriculture Committee.

The Federal Reserve says farm income growth slowed across the Plains and western states in the first quarter.

Beatrice case involved theft from manufacturer, tire business.

Portion of Southwest 89th will be relocated slightly to the west.

Public will vote on a $5.6 million road bond issue.

Senator Deb Fischer took to the Senate floor yesterday to criticize the IRS and the Justice Department. 

The Nebraska LEAD program is out once again recruiting, for its 33^rd class

A 50-year-old Concordia woman was injured in a two car crash yesterday afternoon on U.S. Highway 81 and 18^th street in Belleville.

Employee of Tecumseh State Correctional Institution is arrested.

Omaha Skutt defeated Elkhorn South in a shootout to win the Class-B Girls State Soccer Championship on Tuesday.

The Nebraska School Activities Association has released the seedings and brackets for the Class-B State Tennis Tournament in Lincoln.

Accident happens at crossing west of the community.

Supporters unable to cut off debate, to force a vote.

Beatrice radio station wins five awards in the small market radio division.

Two Jefferson County women are in the Jefferson County Jail today after being arrested on drug charges this morning.

Contract awarded to Lincoln company.

Debate on the death penalty has begun at the Capitol, with legislators spending about 4 hours on the subject yesterday.

It was a busy meeting for the Fairbury School Board last night with a very full agenda.

Nebraska farmers are working hard to plant their corn crop, but this spring's wet weather has slowed their work.

A new government report says just under half the Kansas winter wheat crop shows no damage from the hard freezes that hit the state in April. 

The Beatrice boy's golf team claimed the District Championship and Orangemen senior Chad Manes wins his second individual district title.

District expects about 15 new professional staff members, for the coming year.

Bonds set for 58-year-old Michael Pendell and 51-year-old Michael Pangborn.

Over 50 building permits issued during April.

Construction work expected to be wrapped up in June.

The annual Beatrice High School Orange and Black banquet was held on Saturday night at the Hevalone Center.

Car rolls over, along Nebraska Highway Four.

Large white envelopes will be showing up in the mailboxes of residents of Fairbury and Jefferson County, Nebraska and in Washington County, Kansas.

Lawsuit revolves around the care given to one of those deemed medically-fragile, who was removed from the center.

System estimated to cost about $300,000 could become operational next year, pending school board approval.

Grocery store chain Hy-Vee says it's recalling some bags of Hy-Vee dog food that might contain a toxin commonly found in corn.