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After making it past regionals, state and then winning a final competition in Omaha, the Milford High School ProStart team will get to represent Team Nebraska in Baltimore at the end of April for … more
The third annual Seward County Gives campaign will open in May, and organizers are hoping to build on the success of the previous two years. “We’re running a little different this … more
The Star Spangled Banner is one of the most familiar songs in America, but it takes on a different feel when Nixon Seegebarth performs it. Seegebarth, a senior at Seward High, performs the … more
The city of Seward has led the Fourth of July celebration for every major anniversary. That will continue for the semiquincentennial, the 250th anniversary of America’s independence. … more
Sarah and Jarod Phillips of Seward welcomed their first child, Carter James Phillips, on leap day this year. Carter, seven pounds, one ounce and 19.5 inches long at birth, will not celebrate his … more
A town hall meeting on Utica’s proposed swimming pool project has been rescheduled. The meeting will be Sunday, April 14, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Village Auditorium, 466 First Street in … more
The Bee States Ballroom has been in the Bee community since 1939, and recent improvements have helped assure its relevance for years to come. Vladimir Sobotka designed the hall 85 years ago … more
A Seward and Concordia University native has done his part and continues to help with the aftereffects of the Hawaii wildfires back in August of 2023. Zach Potratz, a teacher at Emmanuel … more
Seward residents can get more information about the upcoming Highway 15 reconstruction project, which will disrupt traffic through downtown Seward, at a public meeting from 5 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, … more
The City of Seward continues its search for the best way to pay for a new $32 million wastewater treatment plant. The city council approved an agreement Feb. 20 with Short Elliott Hendrickson … more
The Seward Wellness Center is beginning to take shape as the first of its steel walls went up last week. Sampson Construction continues work on the facility, located north of Waverly Road on … more
One might say it’s a headache. Others might call it a pain in the rear, but one thing’s for certain: Seward is experiencing growing pains. Mayor Josh Eickmeier asked the … more
Former Seward resident Jesse Rood, 27, is gearing up to break the ax throwing Guinness World Record once again. Rood got the record in 2022 and held it for about a year before it was broken by … more
A bill making its way through the Nebraska Legislature may provide up to $20 million to help pay for Seward’s new wastewater treatment facility. If passed, LB 1205 would allocate unused … more
Heart to Heart Ministries is celebrating the launch of its permanent location just in time for Valentine’s Day. The Seward Chamber of Commerce will host a ribbon cutting event for Heart to … more
Lifetime Staplehurst resident Stan Luebbe, 69, spends most of his time putting together detailed wooden projects in a shop about 30 yards from the home he built in the 1970s. He creates fishing … more
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