Sheryl Schmeckpeper

The conflict in the Holy Land will be the topic of this year’s Lutheran Bible Institute, which is Saturday, Feb. 10, from 1 to 4 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church

While it might seem as though Norfolk has an abundance of hotels for a town its size, there are times when the 750-plus rooms available just aren’t enough.

HOSKINS — After spending two years taking down old walls, putting up new walls, replacing and repairing aging electrical, heating, air conditioning and sewer infrastructure, refinishing floors, installing a plethora of televisions and bringing in new tables and chairs, the 108 Bar and Grill is open for business.

WEST POINT — The “Hero of the Rhine” was recently honored by Gov. Jim Pillen who said the late World War II veteran was among those who put “military service

Proof of Beckenhauer Construction's longevity is found all around Norfolk. There's the former city auditorium at First Street and Braasch Avenue, the Norfolk Family YMCA, St. Mary's Church and more.

If Kyle Deets has questions about operating his business, he just calls his parents or imagines how his grandfather would have handled the situation.

BATTLE CREEK — People living in the Battle Creek area should be looking relaxed and refreshed thanks to two businesses that experienced changes last year.

Bertha Medina-Garcia’s dream of becoming a U.S. citizen may never come true. But last Friday, the Cuban native was named an honorary citizen of Nebraska by way of Legislative Resolution

The late Jim Croce wished he could save “Time in a Bottle.” The 1970s-era singer-songwriter was lamenting the fact that time goes by too quickly. He wanted to save every

PAPILLION — Three Niobrara sailors who died when their ship — the USS Evans — sank during the Vietnam War are among the 396 Nebraskans whose names are listed on