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Visitor Committee puts Courthouse, Jail Rock back on map

The Morrill County Visitor Committee saw the fruits of their labor come to life recently, at the first of many “road signs” for weary travelers on the westward migration, at Courthouse and Jail Rock. The rocks are said to have been first recorded in...

Rahmig receives Joseph Pohl Memorial Scholarship

The Joseph Pohl Memorial Scholarship is awarded yearly for Agricultural Studies. Joseph Pohl was a farmer and rancher at Bridgeport, Nebraska for 45 years, who built his agricultural business from the ground up. He believed that hard work and...

Many hands make light work

On Tuesday afternoon of last week, several green thumb members of the FFA could be seen walking up and down Main Street, Bridgeport, pulling wagons full of potting soil and plants for the concrete planters in front of local businesses. Parents drove...

Memorial Day 2020

Every crisis has new heroes. During the 9/11 attacks, they were the first responders running into burning and crumbling buildings as others ran out. Now, during the Coronavirus pandemic, the most visible heroes are the health care professionals, who...

Leyton Class of 2020

Front row (L-R): Monica Johnson, Raina Hartwig, Morgan Reed, Megan Ernest, Tyson Bayne, Taylee Gartner Back row (L-R): Cassidee Murray, Martin Bowen, Jake Keim, Blake Miller, Alyson Holt, Jeremy Carley, Madelyn Watchorn Not pictured: /*-->*/ To...

Bridgeport Senior Jerzie Menke

Bridgeport Senior Jerzie Menke is headed to Dixie State University, a public university located in St. George, Utah, on a wrestling scholarship this fall to pursue a degree in nursing. She is pictured here with her mother, Marsha and father, DJ as...

News

Visitor Committee puts Courthouse, Jail Rock back on map

By Sarah Strawn

Rahmig receives Joseph Pohl Memorial Scholarship

The Joseph Pohl Memorial Scholarship is awarded yearly for Agricultural Studies.

Many hands make light work

On Tuesday afternoon of last week, several green thumb members of the FFA could be seen walking up and down Main Street, Bridgeport, pulling wagons full of potting soil and plants for the concrete

By Sarah Strawn

Opinion

Straight Talk from Steve

Today we know a lot more about COVID-19 than we did before the outbreak first occurred in China’s Wuhan Province.

If things work out, lawmakers to gather July 20 to finish business

J. L. Schmidt, Statehouse Correspondent, Nebraska Press Assn.

Straight Talk from Steve

While some may read this after Memoria Day, remembering our fallen soldiers is something we should never forget.

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