Forget about property taxes and abortion: get out, time to enjoy autumn Back in the day, the Omaha World-Herald provided me with a company car and the instructions: “drive across the state and find some stories.” It was obviously a more formal command than that, something like “if you like your job, you’ll write something interesting.” It was an incredible adventure in various vintages of Ford Taurus’. On the road, you realize that there are fascinating stories – sometimes tragic and sad, sometimes heart-warming and uplifting – in every corner of the state.

Holly Georgius started as Ainsworth's new Postmaster on August 12th replacing Kim Hamling. Georgius is familiar with the area having served as the Officer in Charge for six months during 2021.

Ainsworth Bulldogs will be having an early Homecoming this year, as the event is planned for September 2nd - 6th, 2024. The over all theme this year will be 'Bulldogs Got the Beat'.

Governor Jim Pillen announced three initiatives that he, along with the Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA) would be undertaking now and in the future, to protect the state’s agriculture industry, as well as consumers, from lab-grown meat. Standing before a group of producers at Oak Barn Beef in West Point, the Governor signed an executive order creating strict guidelines when it comes to state agencies and its contractors from obtaining lab-grown meat.

89th Brown County Fair and Rodeo in the Books

2023-2024 Bulldog Boys Basketball Team Reflect on State Runner-Up Finish