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- Stay off roads until blizzard passes, emergency manager urges
- Updated: 5:53 pm 12/25/2009
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KEARNEY - The likelihood of continued blizzard conditions through to-night (Friday) and Saturday morning prompted a warning from Buffalo County Emergency Manager Darrin Lewis.
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- THIS WEEKS WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Congratulations to the following couples on their recent engagements.
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Crash north of Kearney kills one
- Updated: 4:53 pm 08/10/2009
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KEARNEY - One person died in a two-vehicle crash northeast of Kearney Friday evening, the Buffalo County Sheriff's Office said.
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New KearneyHub.com/FAQ
- Updated: 12:42 pm 08/13/2009
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The new www.kearneyhub.com site launched Monday morning Auguest 10th. The new site features a fresh look and new features such as story commenting, social networking tools, improved navigation and article searching, new photo and video pages, and more.
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Foundation withdraws lawsuit
- Updated: 12:05 pm 08/10/2009
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KEARNEY - The Kearney Public Schools Foundation has withdrawn a lawsuit against its former executive director and her husband.
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10-year-old’s shot at Elks Club course put a big smile on his face — he’d hit a rare Hole-In-One
- Updated: 12:04 pm 08/13/2009
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KEARNEY - Mason Ellis is the youngest golfer ever to hit a hole-in-one at the Elks Country Golf Course north of Kearney.
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From ‘garden spot’ to totally gone
- Updated: 3:29 pm 08/10/2009
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FUNK - Defoliated cornstalks stand naked for miles and miles along the north end of the Funk-Odessa Road.
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- KPS budget may involve using some cash reserve to fill aid gap
- Updated: 11:00 pm 08/09/2009
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KEARNEY - The Kearney Public Schools Board of Education will discuss the preliminary budget for the 2009-2010 school year at Monday's meeting.
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Potato Bologna; Every occasion is the right occasion
- Updated: 9:30 am 08/10/2009
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BERTRAND - What started as a family holiday tradition of making potato bologna has become a side business for Jerry and Brenda Johnson at their grocery store in Bertrand.
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With higher calling already a given for seminarian Heath Trampe and wife Aunnee, Latvia vicarage unexpected, and remarkably rewarding
- Updated: 9:30 am 08/10/2009
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KEARNEY - Buying groceries, ordering a meal, figuring out public transportation and living out of a suitcase for a year in Latvia have been incredibly transformational for Kearney area natives Heath and Aunnee Trampe.
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- Herrick began three petitions, but turned in none of them
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FRANKLIN - Leonard Herrick of Franklin did not turn in recall petitions Friday against Franklin County Attorney Pat Duncan.
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July hailstorm striking three counties damaged thousands of acres for millions of dollars; farmers still have contracts to fulfill, field decisions to make
- Updated: 12:10 am 08/10/2009
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FUNK - Two weeks after a ferocious storm of wind-driven pea-sized hail ravaged crops in Buffalo, Phelps and Kearney counties, U.S. Department of Agriculture officials are measuring damage in hundreds of square miles and thousands of acres.
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With most stories already developed for use in Bible study, book progressed from concept to manuscript fairly quickly
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"Extraordinary News for Ordinary People," written by Amherst author Heath Trampe includes chapters dedicated to Bible characters ranging from Solomon to a widow who showed kindness to a man in need of care. Each of these characters has flaws and continuously messes up in his or her sin, but they are all beloved by God through Jesus Christ, according to Heath. His firm belief is that this message transcends culture and time and that it's OK to be ordinary.
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Elevator and ethanol plant managers studying impacts of storms on their grain supplies
- Updated: 12:07 am 08/10/2009
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FUNK - Weather-related crop losses have put a wrench into south-central Nebraska's agribusiness chain.
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Crop insurance important risk management tool for farmers
- Updated: 12:07 am 08/10/2009
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BERTRAND - Farmers with hail-damaged crops are spending a lot of time with their insurance agents and bankers.
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- ACROSS THE REGION
- Updated: 11:35 pm 08/09/2009
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