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Wheat harvest is in full swing this week and reports from the field are positive. Big rains in the panhandle this spring and low disease pressure gave a big boost to the wheat growers in the region. “The last few years we’ve had a lot of problems...

Kids love the Innovation Studio

The Innovation Studio at the Bridgeport Public Library has been busy this summer with people from the community, summer school students and summer reading program participants filling the room. The Transforming Rural Communities project, sponsored...

Nine million steps

Glen Koster of Hutchinson, Kan., is walking across the United States, and not the short way, in an effort to raise awareness about foster care an adoption. He walked from Dalton to Bridgeport July 10 and Bridgeport to north of Angora July 11. Koster...

Bombers blank Gering 6-0

The Bridgeport Bombers ended the regular season with an impressive 6-0 shutout over Gering this past Sunday in front of the home crowd at Post Field. Marce Vasquez pitched the complete game shutout and also knocked in 3 runs. The Bombers improve to...

Bees compete in Torrington

Above, left to right: Bodhi Keenan swims in the Boys 9-10 25-Yard Butterfly; Brooklyn Keenan competes in the Girls 11-12 50-Yard Breaststroke /*-->*/ To read more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition. http://www.etypeservices.com/...

Fourth of July celebrated with Camp Clarke Stampede

The Camp Clarke Stampede was off to a strong start July 3 with 144 contestants entered in the slack. While the stands were nowhere near empty that evening, the rainstorm may have deterred a few spectators. “I think it went pretty good,” said Mike...

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Nine million steps

Glen Koster of Hutchinson, Kan., is walking across the United States, and not the short way, in an effort to raise awareness about foster care an adoption.

By Janelle Kesterson

Kids love the Innovation Studio

The Innovation Studio at the Bridgeport Public Library has been busy this summer with people from the community, summer school students and summer reading program participants filling the room.

By Janelle Kesterson

Amber waves of grain

Wheat harvest is in full swing this week and reports from the field are positive.

By Janelle Kesterson

Opinion

Better service for Nebraskans

Running government more like a business is helping make the State of Nebraska more effective, more efficient, and more customerfocused.

By Governor Pete Ricketts

Straight Talk with Steve

NU President and former Blueprint Mississippi Chairman, Hank Bounds, has introduced Blueprint Nebraska as a way of growing Nebraska by improving various conditions around our state.

By Senator Steve Erdman

Straight Talk with Steve

Investing in transportation infrastructure isn’t just drawing a few more lines to a map.

By Senator Steve Erdman

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