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Capitol View
Four more years, proposal would add one more term to limits 03/30/2023 03:00 AM
Straight Talk from Steve
Straight Talk from Steve
Dilatory tactics 03/30/2023 03:00 AM
New crosswalks forthcoming on Main Street
New crosswalks forthcoming on Main Street
City Administrator Dawn Martin introduced during council meeting 03/30/2023 03:00 AM
New owners Miguel Torres and Susana Lopez stand in front of Bridgeport’s iconic Karette drive-in on Main Street
New owners Miguel Torres and Susana Lopez stand in front of Bridgeport’s iconic Karette drive-in on Main Street
New owners Miguel Torres and Susana Lopez stand in front of Bridgeport’s iconic Karette drive-in on Main Street 03/30/2023 03:00 AM
Spring Daze craft fair a success
Spring Daze craft fair a success
The weather didn’t keep too many folks away from the Spring Daze craft fair on Saturday at the Prairie Winds Community Center, hosted by Lorraine Mann of Bridgeport. 03/30/2023 03:00 AM
Local NHS chapter holds ceremony
Local NHS chapter holds ceremony
The Courthouse and Jail Rock Chapter of the National Honor Society held their Tapping Induction Ceremony on Monday night in the high school auditorium. 03/23/2023 03:00 AM
Straight Talk from Steve
Straight Talk from Steve
Ballistic missile project 03/23/2023 03:00 AM
Days Gone By
Days Gone By
March 21, 2018–Leyton Speech Team 1st at Districts, eight entries qualified for state…BHS Art Club visits the Denver Art Museum and are pictured…Jocelyn Pohl and Kyler Watts, Bridgeport, have been selected to attend American Legion Auxiliary Cornhusker Girls State…Bridgeport Speech team is also state bound and are pictured…Obituaries: Frances Fay (Bowness) Bilby, 91; Jeanne Camille Westervelt, 82... 03/23/2023 03:00 AM
Capitol V iew
Capitol V iew
The consumption tax just won’t go away, but it should 03/23/2023 03:00 AM
Lead testing for drinking water available for Nebraska schools and childcare facilities
Lead testing for drinking water available for Nebraska schools and childcare facilities
LINCOLN—The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy (NDEE) has remaining funds available for Nebraska schools and licensed child care facilities to sample for lead in their drinking water. All public, parochial, and private schools from pre-K through high school, and public and inhome child care facilities qualify. This free lead testing was first announced in August 2020. 03/23/2023 03:00 AM
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