Cars have been literally responsible for putting man on the move. And for something that has been a part of life and the lifestyle in such a prominent way, art is of course a great way to reach forward.
Community volunteers were among those honored recently when the state held the 46th annual Nebraska Community Improvement Program awards banquet in Kearney.
Civic, business and academic leaders answered an ethical question Wednesday: Is it proper for a business ethics group to invite to Omaha world leaders such as controversial Afghan President Hamid Karzai? Those attending the annual trustees meeting of the Greater Omaha Business Ethics Alliance decided that it is.
A two vehicle accident about 8:00 Friday morning 10 miles west of Hemingford claimed the lives of two teenage sisters from Box Butte County and injured a man from South Dakota.
The issue of how long the Veterans Administration will continue utilizing the basement of the Slagle Building at Sixth and Box Butte in Alliance is being evaluated by Veterans Administration Brass.
A potential explosive device discovered in Alliance Sunday afternoon turned out to be nothing dangerous, but did keep law enforcement busy for two hours.
It took only 34 minutes for four years of sports memorabilia earned by ex-Nebraska football player AaronTaylor to change hands during a bankruptcy auction here Saturday.
Grants and loans for the 2009 federal fiscal year have resulted in $5,599,799 awarded to 171 Nebraska recipients for energy efficiency improvements, feasibility studies, energy audits and renewable energy development assistance.
First National Bank will build a new office, with suburban trimmings such as a coffee bar and Internet cafe, at 50th Street and Ames Avenue to replace a location nearby that was wedged into a former McDonald's restaurant in 1992.
The title for this week's episode of Supernatural comes from the Whitney Houston song, 'The Greatest Love of All.' The song starts with the title of the show, 'I Believe the Children Are Our Future' and continues, 'Teach them well and let them lead the way.' Does teaching them well include making them believe in such things as the Tooth Fairy? Or ...
The Alliance Public Schools is experiencing its share of absenteeism due to illness, but are no where close to closing school as the case was in Mitchell last month.
By Charlie Ban and Amy Crawford, FOR THE VALLEY NEWS DISPATCH Tuesday, October 13, 2009 Last updated: 8:29 am Teacher Julie Gianetti wasn't sure how her students would react without a nap when full-time kindergarten started in the Kiski Area School District this year.
Some anxious moments for local fire and rescue personnel early this afternoon. Alliance Rescue Squad members were asked to assist the Hyannis Fire Dept.
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