Members of the Seward Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4755 will conduct a flag retirement ceremony, including a walking procession from Ninth Street to the Seward Veterans Memorial and the burning of worn flags on Saturday, March 29.
Commitment to community, work, family filled Roger Glawatz’s life
The city of Seward has purchased the home at 410 E. Seward St. and plans to remove all structures from the site to expand green space just west of the dog park.
“Tower Work” was the program presented at the Feb. 12 Seward Rotary Club meeting by Kevin Roby, employee of Hartmann Construction, who was introduced by his employer Rotarian Andy Hartmann, the February program chair for the Seward Rotary meetings.
Under a headline, “Propose license for car drivers,” H.R. 239 proposes to license all automobile drivers in the state. The license fee is nominal, only 25 cents.
If you’ve been to a King’s Players melodrama in the last eight years, you’ve seen Malachi Miller.
The Sons of the American Legion in Beaver Crossing are preparing to host the annual fish fry, an event that has become a tradition in the community.
Based on turnout for the two scrap tire clean up days they sponsored last year and the unavailability of grant funding this year, the Seward County Commissioners are looking at options to offer a down-sized event this spring.
Charles (Chuck) Matzke of Seward was recognized for his 56 years of consecutive membership in the Seward Rotary Club
License plate-reading cameras raise questions
In the world of speech and debate, the Cornfield Clash is quickly becoming a must-attend event for homeschool students throughout the Midwest.
Seward’s St. John Lutheran Church is studying its options for a major school and church expansion and update in a four-phase building project.
Information taken from archived files of the Blue Valley Blade and the Seward County Independent for the second week of March. 1925 Five men were taken into custody by the state …
Hundreds of people descended on Goehner March 2 to help support the local volunteer fire department and celebrate the 68th annual Goehner spaghetti feed. “We come to this every year …
It is likely that few people are happier to see warm weather return to Seward County than those who make the decision on whether schools, roads and offices need to shut down for snow days. …
More than 4,400 residential and business utility accounts will be setting up new payment options with the City of Seward starting Feb. 27. In the coming months, the changes will provide …
Shelton-based attorney Tana Fye is now Seward County’s contracted public defender. Fye’s three-year contract was approved by the Seward County Commissioners in January and she has …
Concordia University’s Seth Boggs was named the recipient of the Seward Mayor’s Art Award on Feb. 5 at the Seward Rotary Club meeting.
Nine delegates representing Seward County tourism partners attended all or parts of the recent Nebraska State Travel Conference in Lincoln. The proximity to Seward County made a wonderful opportunity for the various Seward County Tourism Partners to share in the statewide event-learning and promoting Seward County and the tourism offerings in the area.
