Summer is usually a relaxing time in Lincoln. College students have left, state lawmakers have gone home, the weather gets hot, the backyard tomatoes get ripe, and the biggest debate around town is whether this is the year the Huskers become relevant again in football.
Last Friday, the Legislature’s Executive Board, while functioning in its role as the Legislature’s referencing committee, a motion was made and seconded. This motion referenced LB 1 (the governors property tax reduction bill brought on his behalf by Sen.
July 28th through August 3rd, 2024 Sunday, July 28th Responded to a report of a hit and run accident on Walnut Street. Issued a warning for speeding on Highway 7.
It takes a big heart to work in senior care management. And it takes a lot of patience to work in elementary education. With the experience of both, Renee Stogner, the new manager of the Ainsworth Senior Center, looks forward to using her role to connect the community intergenerationally.
Starting August 7, the Cowboy Recreation and Nature Trail will close temporarily for approximately 1.5 miles starting at Long Pine to repair damage caused by the 2019 flood. The project will involve repairing the existing embankment and installing new culverts along the trail.