Donna Koenig remembers checking the Episcopalian designation on a Seward newcomers’ form when she and her family moved to Seward in the mid-1970s. Soon after Jane Jones called her to …
Do not try to talk Ron Bork out of taking his daily walk. Rain or shine, you will find him heading out for a walk in his Seward neighborhood around 6:30 a.m. He might walk earlier if he has …
Seward County Commissioners on Sept. 30 approved a plan to pay for the county’s share of a new public transit van from its remaining American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 funds. Under the …
Manufacturing may be one of Nebraska’s largest industries, but many students have never seen it up close– something Southeast Community College hopes to change with its Manufacturing and …
The Milford United Methodist Church will recognize and celebrate on Sunday, Oct. 5, the 25th anniversary of the Little Leaps Child Care Faith Development Center, serving the community. The …
As Pink Post Card Hearings go, Seward County and Milford taxpayers were to the point and conversational, wrapping the event up within about 45 minutes on Sept. 22. Milford Mayor Patrick Kelly …
Bright Beginnings, a nonprofit child development center in Seward, announced Sept. 23 it will close its doors in late October after 17 years of service to children and their families. …
Marissa Pfile spends a lot of time reading regulations, studying maps and working with people who may or may not want to be dealing with a zoning issue. By state statute (23-114.03), every …
Two new people are on the staff at the Seward County Chamber and Development Partnership. Tiffany Schmidt is the coordinator of events and place making, and Heidi Blank is the executive assistant. …
For Nebraska filmmakers and film enthusiasts looking for a community to be a part of, look no further than the Flatwater Film Festival. The festival, organized by Emily Gale, Greg A. Gale, …
Citing significant investments with long pay-back periods, the Nebraska Public Power District is asking the city of Seward and other wholesale customers to consider a 35-year contract for the …
The Nebraska National Guard Museum took time Sept. 19 to remember prisoners of war and those still missing in action as part of POW/MIA Day. Dr. Carrie Brown, who works at the Defense POW/MIA …
The Seward Kiwanis Club will host a haunted house sometime around Halloween at the Zimmer Mansion as a fundraiser for the Imagination Library. Shannon Meyer of Seward said the Imagination …
For the past four years, the Rivoli Theatre in Seward has been the site of a unique event. The festival is “committed to bringing together established and first-time filmmakers from across …
As temperatures rise again this week, very few of us are thinking about Christmas. Cora Hoffschneider is, however. The Centennial High graduate and owner of A Tree and a Truck Co. is making …
The Seward County Commissioners on Sept. 9 adopted an updated Seward County Safety Action Plan, a document that helps leaders identify and address county-wide concerns. Seward County Commission …
Advocates for fiber optic internet service in Seward County are sad, deflated and frustrated by late-project federal rule changes that slashed significant portions of the broadband technology they …
In addition to the many nonprofits that were featured throughout the summer, here are the final results of the remaining 27 organizations that participated in Seward County Gives 2025. With the …
The celebration Edgar Alaniz’s sister planned when his long-awaited residency documentation arrived should have been a clear path for him and his family last January. Alaniz and Veronica …
Not only will this year’s Seward High marching band show take you from “Coast to Coast,” it does so with new uniforms. Director Amanda Kenney described the show as “a …