• Six Adams Central candidates ousted, six move forward Six Adams Central candidates ousted, six move forward
  • Class B Track Class B Track Minden's Addison Woodward finishes the 200 meter finals at the B-5 District track meet Thursday at Grand Island Northwest.
  • Class A Track Class A Track HHS's Trevor Rosno takes off after receiving the baton from teammate Richard Pabista during the 3,200-meter relay.
 

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Voter turnout in region mostly above state average
Voter turnout in all but two Tribland counties for Tuesday’s primary election exceeded the statewide average turnout, the Nebraska Secretary of State’s Office reported.
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Dist. 33 candidates pleased with primary numbers, ready to campaign
Nothing was decided in the race for the District 33 seat in the Nebraska Legislature Tuesday, but both candidates said they’re pleased with the results.
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Six candidates ousted, six move forward
A Juniata farmer who has been outspoken at Adams Central Board of Education meetings in the last few years took the most votes in the Adams Central board race Tuesday.
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ELECTION: GOP nominates Fischer to face ex-Sen. Kerrey
State Sen. Deb Fischer has won the Republican Senate nomination Tuesday, setting up a showdown with ex-Sen. Bob Kerrey in the high-stakes race.
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ELECTION: 6 advance in AC school board race
The race for the Adams Central Board of Education has been narrowed down from 12 to six.
Advancing from Tuesday's primary are Ryan Weeks, Chad Trausch, Carissa Uhrmacher, Karen Mousel, Gaylord Johnson and Dave Lynn.
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ELECTION: Juniata passes 1 percent sales tax
Juniata voters have decided overwhemingly to implement a 1 percent sales tax to be used for street repairs in the village. The new tax was passed Tuesday with 71.3 percent in favor, as 114 votes were for the tax and 45 were against.
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CLASS A TRACK: Tigers optimistic headed to state
Just a matter of days ago, Hastings High boys track and field coach Dave Johnson wasn’t quite sure if the Tigers would be sending a high number of athletes to compete at the Class A state track and field meet in Omaha.
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CLASS B TRACK: Minden goes from 1 qualifier to 8
A season ago, the Minden girls track and field team had only one member qualify for the Class B state meet.
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Bronco men's tennis falls at nationals
MOBILE, Ala. — The Hastings College men’s tennis team saw its season come to an end Tuesday in the first round of the national tournament.
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City tennis teams gearing up for state tourney
It’s been a rough past couple of years for the three city teams when it comes to the girls tennis state tournament. The last time Adams Central, Hastings High or St. Cecilia won a match at state was in 2009.
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COLUMNS WILL BE UPDATED AFTER THEY RUN IN THE PAPER
Annette M. Yetman
Hastings resident Annette M. Yetman, 90, died Monday, May 14, 2012, at The Kensington in Hastings.
David Keehn
Belgrade resident David Keehn, 62, died Monday, May 14, 2012, in Fullerton, as a result of cancer.
Russell L. Malchow
Franklin resident the Rev. Russell Lee Malchow, 95, died Thursday, May 10, 2012, at his home.
Jack G. Kohl
Rifle, Colo., resident Jack G. Kohl died Friday, May 11, 2012, at the Colorado State Veterans Home in Rifle, Colo. Memorial services are 1 p.m.
Helen B. Gates
Hastings resident Helen B. Gates, 92, died Monday, May 14, 2012, at Mary Lanning Memorial Health- Care in Hastings.
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