Kristina Post

Though she was born in Nebraska, the only home Tracy Lambert has ever known is Burlington. Her parents moved the family here when she was 3 from Scottsbluff, Neb., to farm sugar beets. And although…

Brett Hill wasn’t born in Burlington, but since moving here with his parents from Ness City, Kan., at the age of 4, he has called it home. He’s been a Burlington resident for the last 31 years, and…

By Kristina Post | Special to the Lamar Ledger PUBLISHED: March 25, 2024 at 11:20 a.m. | UPDATED: March 25, 2024 at 11:23 a.m.

He’s spent his entire life in Burlington, and Kamrom Weisshaar has decided it’s time to make a run for city council. And, if elected, his top priority will be making sure Burlington continues to gr…

A schoolwide literacy event kicked off Friday at Lincoln School of Science and Technology. This is the third year Lincoln has participated in the month-long initiative, called “One School, One Book…

Editor’s Note: Election results are unofficial until time has elapsed for military ballots to be returned and a canvass of the election has been completed. The City of Burlington has released…

Harrison School second-grade students were treated to a Civil War reenactment Friday. (Kristina Post/Daily Record)

of 3 Lincoln School of Science and Technology welcomed close to 400 people on April 26 when they held their annual One School, One Book final event. (Kristina Post - Daily Record)

Fremont County has its newest group of high school alumni after 67 Florence Junior Senior High School students walked across the stage Friday evening, beginning a new chapter for the class of 2024.

Axis Integrated Mental Health, a clinic with offices in Westminster, Louisville and Aurora, hopes to open a physical clinic in Burlington.