The Seward Arbor Day Celebration was held on the official day of Arbor Day, April 25, at the front lawn of the Seward Civic Center. The event was coordinated by the GFWC Seward Womans Club and Angela …
A new linear park in Beaver Crossing is set to bring fresh life – and new trails – to the banks of the Big Blue River. It will not only provide river access but enhance the lives of those …
Nebraska’s newspapers came together April 25-26 for the annual Nebraska Press Association convention and to learn the winners in the Better Newspaper Competition. The competition is …
Medals, ribbons and high fives all around – Seward’s Special Olympics teams had a lot to celebrate after a big weekend at the Nebraska Spring Games. The Seward Special Olympics Teams …
Artists, get out your sketch pads. The Seward County Chamber and Development Partnership is inviting those with a flair for design, a creative spark and a little patriotic pride to submit design …
The Seward County Chamber and Development Partnership will be fully back in its offices in the west end of the Seward Civic Center starting May 1 and plans an open house from 1 – 5 p.m. …
Seward County will collect scrap tires over two days in mid-May, separating business and residential drop off at the Highway Department’s Missile Base shop, 3427 Waverly Road. Businesses …
Centennial Public School is considering a bond issue to pay for upgrades to its building. The $7.9 million bond will include modernizing the kitchen and cafeteria, adding a multi-use gymnasium …
The story had been in the family for decades, Donna Rios said. Her great-grandfather, Marion Lux, risked his life to save 18-month-old Gladys Dixon from being hit by a train. On Sept. 29, 1907, …
Ken Schmieding celebrated his 50th year of “Perfect Attendance” at the weekly Seward Rotary Club.
Last year, the state speech tournament was new and unfamiliar to Luke Hoffschneider. This year, he treated it as just another tournament.
Sam Patterson, childcare director at the newly opened Seward Wellness Center, knows the challenges childcare providers face when staff members need a sick day or a vacation.
After a few months’ delay the protective “technical” and decorative painting of Seward’s new water tower is set to begin – but with a few changes in the process.
Seward’s Girl Scout Troop 20622 wants to extend a big “thank you” to all the generous people in Seward who donated boxes of cookies to go to healthcare heroes in the community.
The Seward Farmers Market is coming home to the courthouse square.
There will be a special meeting of the Civic Center Commission on Monday, April 14, at 5 p.m. at the Civic Center.
In a short time, the whistling of the wind over the Seward Wellness Center’s front doors will be replaced by basketball or volleyball whistles on the court. The center is officially open.
Seward County was officially back on the electrical grid as of March 26, one week after a powerful blizzard left a trail of downed utility poles, power lines, and abandoned vehicles in its wake.
It can be hard to speak in front of a room full of people. That didn’t faze the speakers at the Seward County 4-H Communication Event on March 23.
Seward baseball got its first win of the 2025 season March 25 but dropped its other two games. The Jays lost to Norris 15-5 March 24, beat Raymond Central 7-0 March 25 and lost to Wahoo/Bishop Neumann 8-6 March 27.