Jeff Forward

The sale of local medical staffing company RTG Medical to an Omaha-based firm has raised questions on the status of the outstanding balance from an LB 840 loan from 2019.

At the Monday, Sept. 9, meeting of the Fremont Public Schools Board of Education, the board voted 5-0 to accept a $40,000 donation for CTE tools.

The Dodge County Attorney's Office is still prosecuting local parents of Fremont Public Schools students for violations of the state's compulsory education law only a month into the new school year.

Waverly-native Christine Shea Robbins said she has been, “a Christmas lover,” her entire 62 years on Earth.

Hundreds of people endured sub-freezing temperatures on Thursday, Dec. 12, to welcome Santa Claus to Waverly and visit scores of local businesses offering hot drinks, treats and holiday cheer.

The Waverly City Council hosted the final meeting of 2024 on Monday, wrapping up the calendar year with some routine business as well as a look ahead to potential projects for the city in 2025.

Officials with the Waverly Knights of Columbus Council 7506 recently doled out donations from their annual Tootsie Roll charity proceeds.

The Waverly Police Department added a new police officer on Monday, Dec. 23, as Mayor Mark Anderson conducted the swearing in of the 17th sworn officer to the city police roster. Clayton Werkman took the oath of office in front of his wife, three children and other family members inside Waverly City Hall during a short ceremony on Monday morning.

A new adaptive and all-inclusive playground designed to be inclusive for children and others with developmental or physical disabilities is now open for use in Cedar River Park, and city