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On election night, the Seward City Council was casting its own votes aligning with the city’s broader development goals. The Seward City Council voted on Nov. 5 to approve a land lease …

If you knew the late Virginia Cattle, you would have noticed her signature handbags.  The wooden purses were works of art, varnished and painted with seasonal colors or images, and hung …

The Seward High band marches onto the field in formation, following drum majors Kayla Albright, Maya Hubach and Marisa Schmeckpeper. The musicians reach their spots and stop as the drum majors …

In response to the Seward Police Department dropping a lost cat outside of city limits, some community members are calling on the department to make a policy change. Police Chief Brian Peters …

Seward County residents came through when asked to test and document their broadband service last spring, but the Seward County group behind the effort has not yet heard what the results will mean in …

Seward artist Mark Anschutz is crafting Seward’s artistic legacy as the town’s first artist-in-residence through the Seward Arts Council. An artist-in-residence is an artist who is …

As October shines a spotlight on Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Hope Crisis Center is inviting the community to help make a difference in survivors’ lives by donating to its Purple Bin …

The Milford Childhood Learning Center has announced significant changes in its leadership structure, marking a new chapter in the center's growth and development. Kathi Schildt, who has served …

The first efforts to put a base coat on Seward’s new water tower hit a snag that will likely delay the completion of the tower and the demolition of the old tower. Seward City …

Seward residents will see higher rates for water, wastewater and electrical services on their October bills. The Seward City Council on Oct. 1 approved planned rate increases for the three city …

Handpicked by Gov. Jim Pillen, local 16-year-old Cyndralynn Meredith was awarded the 2024 ServNebraska Step Forward Disaster Volunteer Award. Although still in high school, she is making a …

Before Google maps, software that could store and print maps and phones that could use Geographic Information Systems to pinpoint your location, Marilyn Hladky was measuring and navigating nearly …

Seward’s historic Zimmerer House is now vacant and decaying, but it was once a showplace built by one of the town’s earliest businessmen, according to Joan Shurtliff of the Seward …

The Seward County Visitors Bureau and the Seward County Chamber and Development Partnership are studying whether Seward County needs more lodging opportunities. They recently hired GSG …

After city wide mailings in Milford and Seward and promotion of the event by its county hosts, 38 residents signed into the state-required “Pink Postcard Hearing” in Seward Sept. 23. …

Seward’s new 500,000-gallon steel water tower is in place, and workers will soon give it a good coat of protective “technical” paint inside and out.  It will likely look …

It’s a message no family member wants to receive: Your soldier is missing. It was common, however, during war. Some of the soldiers were found as prisoners of war. Some were never found. …

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