Kathryn Harris is a Business/Online Editor for the Norfolk Daily News, focusing on local news and events in Norfolk, Nebraska. With a passion for community journalism, Kathryn covers a wide range of topics including city planning, local businesses, community programs, and events that impact the residents of Norfolk.
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Kathryn Harris' work shows a strong focus on local community events, such as the Good Neighbors program and seasonal occurrences. She covers a wide range of topics including entertainment news, education, government & politics, business, and culture & society.
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By: Kathryn Harris
If you're in a room with four other Nebraskans, chances are pretty good one of you has unclaimed property waiting.
Working together, taking risks, being bold and thinking big.
NELIGH — A well-loved area music teacher who lost his battle with cancer five years ago is being memorialized with a song composed in his honor.
If April showers bring May flowers, Northeast Nebraska gardens should be in colorful bloom after the weather system that moved through the area on Tuesday.
By: Kathryn Harris, Valerie Johnson, Anne Koppelmann
Valerie Johnson, Anne Koppelmann and Kathryn Harris | Guest Columnists Updated Editor's Note
PLAINVIEW — Pierce County Economic Development director Susan Norris doesn't mince words when it comes to the state of community affairs in her hometown.
A series of storms that leveled portions of the Omaha metro area also dropped record rainfall and destroyed a building just outside of Norfolk.
God will do marvelous works when his people say yes to the opportunities he lays out in front of them.
By: Nejla Muminovic, Kathryn Harris
The District 19 seat in the Nebraska Legislature is up for grabs in this year’s elections, and three longtime Madison County residents have their sights set on representing the area.
The Norfolk Planning Commission met Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. at the Norfolk City Council chambers.
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