Seward City Council members passed an ordinance requiring masks be worn in public within city limits at a special meeting on Thursday night. Ordinance No. 2020-33 was an amended version of the one presented during the regularly-scheduled council meeting on Tuesday night. That ordinance will take effect 10 a.m. on Saturday and sunset Jan. 6, the day after the council's regularly-scheduled Jan. 5 meeting. more

Centennial Public School interviewed five superintendent candidates Nov. 21 and made an offer to Seth Ford that evening which was accepted. more

The awning above 133 North Sixth St. may say Jazzercise, but for a certain group of long-term Seward residents, that location has always been The Well first. more

The recent rise in coronavirus cases across the country, and updated restrictions to limit further exposure to the virus, could slow the biofuel industry's recovery. more

Recent silver linings have come accompanied by simple math for local health officials. more

A farmer, a planter and his crops. That's David Bruntz's life broken down to common denominators. more

At approximately 5:55 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 25, the Seward County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to a two-vehicle accident on Highway 6 west of 266th road. more

The Seward Community Blood Bank has scheduled a stop for Wednesday, Dec. 9, at Harvest Hall at the Seward County Fairgrounds from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. more

Seward's Junto Wine was chosen as one of 22 wineries to participate in the Nebraska Wine Passport, sponsored by the Milford-based Nebraska Winery and Grape Growers Association. more

Coinciding with Public Health Thank You Day on Nov. 23, Nebraska's local health department directors hosted a virtual press conference regarding the coronavirus. more

The Milford Kiwanis Club is hosting Santa Saturday on Dec. 5 from 9-11 a.m. at Milford Elementary School. more

The Seward County Board of Commissioners met Nov. 17 with its newest District One commissioner, Misty Ahmic. more

From Sept. 21 through Nov. 18 the county has accounted for 881 cases. That's 77% of the county's cases happening in 25% of the time elapsed since the pandemic's beginning. more

When Van Siang Mawi and his team of sushi chefs first approached Paul Mueller about opening a location inside the Seward Pac 'N' Save, Mueller balked. It just didn't seem worth it at the time. more

Members of the agriculture community have started speculating on members of president-elect Joe Biden's administration. more

Dr. Daryl Hackbart knew fundraising efforts for the Seward Kiwanis Club's annual Backpack Program was down because the typical Empty Soup Bowl Luncheon fundraiser was canceled because of safety concerns. So he wanted to do what he could to help. more

Seward County's outbreak of coronavirus exposure continued for another week and, for the first time in months, residents in the county have died of COVID-related illness. more

The Seward City Council discussed and carried motions on numerous items during its Nov. 17 meeting in the Seward Civic Center basement. more

Possible tax increment financing on a planned subdivision south of Seward consumed the majority of Seward City Council's Nov. 17 meeting. more

Seward County's COVID-19 situation is anticipated to worsen. And the end is not near. Memorial Health Care Systems CEO Roger Reamer gave a blunt assessment at the Nov. 12 Four Corners Health Department briefing. “We have planned for this a long time,” he said. “The storm is here. We're in the middle of the storm.” more