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Recently, when new poultry operations came to the Seward County Board of Commissioners for conditional use permits, additional conditions have been added to their permits requiring them to work with …

Hugh Rogers describes his late wife, Joan Kruse Rogers, as an adventurous, determined and curious person who connected with people in real and meaningful ways.  Whether it was sharing the …

Seward Public Schools will officially lease the Plum Creek Memorial Field, also known as Legion Field, from the city for $1 per year until 2055. The Seward City Council on Nov. 18 approved the …

Nextlink Internet is proud to announce a major milestone in its mission to expand digital opportunity with the arrival of new laptops and tablets for the Digital Empowerment Center in Seward. …

The Seward High Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) students were recognized at the recent Seward Rotary Club meeting Nov. 12 at the Seward Civic Center. Honored were Alexis Collings, Kinlee …

When the Seward County zoning administrator’s position was vacant a few years ago, Seward County Commissioner Misty Ahmic spent nearly four months working in the one-person office. The …

The Seward County Commissioners and Transit Director Brandy Hafer are looking for funding alternatives for the transportation program that provides rides around Seward County and to and from Lincoln, …

Don and Cathy Pracheil have truly gone the distance – 50 U.S. capitols, countless memories and a completed bucket list item. The Pracheils grew up in Crete and have lived in Seward for the …

A $150,000 gift from Cattle Bank and Trust will allow the Seward Civic Center to better welcome all visitors through the front door. The original entry to the 70-year-old building is part of the …

The Seward Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously Nov. 10 to seek a bond election. The proposed bond would address safety and school security, educational facility enhancements to …

As a college town, Seward has a good number of residents who came from other towns to begin their adult lives here – first jobs, maybe children and a first home – before being drawn …

After two decades in business, Progressive Sheet Metal is still proving that small-town values and quality workmanship never go out of style. Progressive Sheet Metal President Don Peek has …

In the last three years, the Seward County Chamber and Development Partnership has played a part in getting and utilizing more than $11.5 million in grants and encouraged $247 million in investments …

The Seward Blue River Historical District will ask Seward County voters to allow it to add 3/10ths of a cent levy to their taxes in November 2026. The Seward County Board of Commissioners on …

The Seward City Council on Nov. 4 approved a contract to purchase an industrial substation transformer from Hyundai Corporation, but added a contract clause to limit the impact of the U.S. tariffs …

Disappearing federal road funds, road projects on Seward County’s current 1- and 6-year roads plan, and the need to address road conditions attributed to overgrown ditches, rain storms and …

Even the smallest hands can make a big difference.  Juliette Gordon Low founded Girl Scouts of the USA in 1912. In honor of her memory, Girl Scout Troop 20622 in Seward donated a basket of …

There will be a little extra magic in downtown Seward this year with the first-ever winter Great Folly Hunt during the Christmas Festival. Tom Van Steenhoven moved to Seward nine years ago and …

Nesbitt & Associates will assist the Seward County Commissioners and Seward County Sheriff’s Department efforts to better explain to local and federal officials how expenditures made from …

The view from 40,000 feet never gets old. There’s freedom in seeing the world from above, the horizon stretching endlessly ahead and countless destinations waiting below. For Emily …

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