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Artists dream of having their work on display in a gallery. For Seward High students, that dream is a reality. The portfolio class at SHS has work hanging at the Red Path Gallery and Tasting Room to …

About 100 people attended Utica’s final town hall meeting on a proposed swimming pool replacement project. Attendees appeared split on whether they support the project, largely because of …

Seward Wellness Center Executive Director Joel Brase announced April 2 that the wellness center was approved for a $562,000 grant from the Civic and Community Center Financing Fund, administered by …

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen presented Seward with the 2024 Nebraska Showcase Community of the Year award at an April 2 ceremony at the Nebraska National Guard Museum. The distinction was made on …

The Nebraska National Guard Museum will host “Nebraskans in the Civil War” on Saturday, April 6, at 1 p.m. in the Jones Bank Theater. The presentation will focus on the members of …

Seward County is urging residents to check their internet speeds to see if they’re really getting what they’re paying for – if they can even access internet service at all. The …

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen visited Seward April 2 to present local leaders with the Governor’s 2024 Showcase Community Award. Each year, the award is presented to one Nebraska community that …

After making it past regionals, state and then winning a final competition in Omaha, the Milford High School ProStart team will get to represent Team Nebraska in Baltimore at the end of April for …

The third annual Seward County Gives campaign will open in May, and organizers are hoping to build on the success of the previous two years. “We’re running a little different this …

The Star Spangled Banner is one of the most familiar songs in America, but it takes on a different feel when Nixon Seegebarth performs it. Seegebarth, a senior at Seward High, performs the …

The city of Seward has led the Fourth of July celebration for every major anniversary. That will continue for the semiquincentennial, the 250th anniversary of America’s independence. …

Sarah and Jarod Phillips of Seward welcomed their first child, Carter James Phillips, on leap day this year. Carter, seven pounds, one ounce and 19.5 inches long at birth, will not celebrate his …

A town hall meeting on Utica’s proposed swimming pool project has been rescheduled. The meeting will be Sunday, April 14, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Village Auditorium, 466 First Street in …

The Bee States Ballroom has been in the Bee community since 1939, and recent improvements have helped assure its relevance for years to come. Vladimir Sobotka designed the hall 85 years ago …

A Seward and Concordia University native has done his part and continues to help with the aftereffects of the Hawaii wildfires back in August of 2023. Zach Potratz, a teacher at Emmanuel …

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