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A Year of Delivering Wins for Nebraska

A Year of Delivering Wins for Nebraska

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A Year of Delivering Wins for Nebraska

Pete Ricketts
Wednesday, December 24, 2025
NEBRASKA SENATORAmericans elected President Trump and Senate Republicans to get our country back on track. That means safer streets, more money in your pocket, and excellent customer service. I’m proud of the work we did this year. We’re delivering for Nebraskans.
Above: Cross County had students qualify for honor band and choir. Pictured are Bradley Lott (low brass), Naima Ramirez (saxophone), Lily Cramer (choir), Matthew Frazier (trumpet), Colton Duncan (clarinet), and Cannen Mooney (low brass). They will perform at UNK on Monday, January 26th in Kearney. Photo provided.

Above: Cross County had students qualify for honor band and choir. Pictured are Bradley Lott (low brass), Naima Ramirez (saxophone), Lily Cramer (choir), Matthew Frazier (trumpet), Colton Duncan (clarinet), and Cannen Mooney (low brass). They will perform at UNK on Monday, January 26th in Kearney. Photo provided.

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Cross County Honor Band & Choir

News Staff
Wednesday, December 24, 2025
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Lifting Nebraskans Out of Loneliness

News Staff
Wednesday, December 17, 2025
The holidays are a special time in Nebraska. We volunteer to serve our communities. Families and friends spend more time together. But for too many Nebraskans, the holidays can be lonely. Families are increasingly spread apart.

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Now Hear This!

News Staff
Wednesday, December 17, 2025
by Kenneth Toline, VSO From the Polk County veterans’ service office Thanksgiving has come and gone. It is hoped that you enjoyed time with family and…. did not overindulge! Wait! What? I did not hear your response.
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Covenant Home Clips

News Staff
Wednesday, December 17, 2025
It is the countdown to Christmas. People are busy with various activities, from buying last minute gifts, making the final touches on the homemade gifts, wrapping presents, baking Christmas goodies or making Christmas candies. Busy, busy, busy!
These students read poems and other written works on Thursday. Pictured above are Collin Brockevelt, Nickenzlee Confer, Alessandro Encamacion-Marino, Di’Mya Kershaw, Wesley Lewis and Sutton VanPelt.

These students read poems and other written works on Thursday. Pictured above are Collin Brockevelt, Nickenzlee Confer, Alessandro Encamacion-Marino, Di’Mya Kershaw, Wesley Lewis and Sutton VanPelt.

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HPC Hosts Poetry Cafe

Beth Sparrow
Wednesday, December 17, 2025
CLARKS - The High Plains Elementary hosted Poetry Cafe on Thursday morning. Parents, grandparents, friends and the public were invited to come.Guests received a program when entering and were sent to a classroom.

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Warren Chosen as New Cross County Superintendent

Beth Sparrow
Wednesday, December 17, 2025
STROMSBURG - On Monday December 15, the Cross County School Board hosted three finalists as part of their Superintendent Search process for the 26-27 school year.Following a full day of interviews with these finalists the board made a contract offer to Mr.