Norfolk, NE News

• Norfolk, NE News
• Northeast students recognized for perfect 4.0 gpa
• Northeast's Disability Services Department to host informational meeting
• Northeast to close early for Memorial Day
• Northeast to host 29th annual All-Star Basketball Classic
• Northeast adult education program hosts 36th annual recognition night
• Men's basketball recruits announced at Northeast
• Northeast nursing students pinned in special ceremony
• Northeast faculty/staff honored on retirement
• Northeast Players' production wins favorable reviews from judges
• Northeast utility line students successful again at UL Rodeo
• Svehla signs six to play for Northeast
• Svehla signs six to play for Northeast
• Northeast again named to Top 10 Percent of Community Colleges
• Nominations sought for Northeast Athletic Hall of Fame
• Northeast-Wayne State Robotic Challenge series ends with contest at Sunset Plaza in Norfolk
• Northeast's Tucker to play Division I basketball at Alabama State
• Northeast hosts 12th annual Computer Programming Contest
• Candidates announced for graduation at Northeast Community College
• Northeast hosts 29th annual High School Scholastic Contest
• Northeast students compete at national judging contest
• Northeast students recognized in special ceremony
• Auction to follow open houses of student-built homes at Northeast Community College
• NAJE plans annual Spring Concert at Northeast
• Northeast Jazz Machine, Singers Express complete tour; plan post-tour concert
• Northeast Jazz Machine, Singers Express prepare for annual tour
• Your Name in Lights Career Day planned at Northeast on April 25th
• Northeast students earn place on Community College All-State Academic Team
• Northeast business instructor receives national honor
• Northeast's Dr. Chipps invited to USDA signing ceremony in Washington
• Northeast's Spring Concert set for Sunday, April 15
• More Northeast students qualify for honor society
• High school scholastic contest approaches at Northeast Community College
• Final visiting writer of spring semester to appear at Northeast Community College
• Norfolk Health Care Clinic, Northeast to host free, anonymous, alcohol screening
• Three members of the Northeast women's basketball team receive post-season honors
• 30th annual Jazz Festival results released
• Northeast SGA to sponsor program on anti-bullying
• Northeast to close for break; registration for summer continues
• 30th annual Jazz Festival is March 26-27 at Northeast
• Northeast men's basketball players receive post-season honors
• Nominations sought for Athletic Hall of Fame at Northeast
• 9th annual Culture Show at Northeast is April 1
• Second in spring series of I Can Career Coaching Workshops planned
• Northeast music department plans Chamber Concert
• Northeast to be honored with FFA Distinguished Service Award
• Northeast forensics speech team brings home first place trophy
• Northeast forensics speech team battles roads, competition for more success
• Pippa White to present at Northeast for Women's History Month
• Dr. Chipps says cure for cabin fever can be found at Northeast
• Northeast Drafting Open House at Nucor Detailing Center is March 4
• Spring Job Fair at Northeast is March 14
• Northeast Ag Complex is site of 7th Annual Indoor Tractor Pull
• Northeast plans open house for Dr. Chipps
• Postponed Northeast games re-scheduled
• One Book One Nebraska 2012 author to present at Northeast
• Northeast students to present reading on February 22
• David Lee to read works as Visting Writer February 29
• Northeast signs articulation agreement with South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
• Northeast's Winter Concert is set for Sunday, February 19
• Forensics team finds more success
• Northeast's Native American Oyate Club to sponsor One Book One author
• Vet tech students honored in special ceremony at Northeast
• FAFSA completion days near at Northeast in Norfolk, education centers and South Sioux City
• Northeast alumni to be guests at Feb. 3 alumni spirit night
• Northeast's Schulz is honored at South Dakota conference
• Dr. Chipps to begin at Northeast on Monday, February 6
• Touch of Brass to present concert at Northeast
• Northeast continues its career coaching workshops
• Plans being developed for two new facilities at Northeast
• Presentation on living with aids, technology dangers set at Northeast
• Northeast Board selects new leadership
• Northeast students complete studies for certificate, diploma or degree
• Dr. Michael Chipps hired as Northeast President
• Academic honors lists released at Northeast
• Northeast staff honored with US Bank Awards
• Northeast students qualify for academic honor society
• Northeast is site of workshop on drug interdiction
• Northeast Student Ambassadors to lead spring tours
• Northeast nursing students participate in disaster workshop
• Northeast to close for holidays, briefly for In-Service January 4
• Northeast Holiday Concert is Sunday, December 11
• Northeast financial aid director reports to Board of Governors
• Dr. Jim Reese to read as Visiting Writer December 1 at Northeast
• Northeast to close early for Thanksgiving; spring registration continues
• Northeast students to benefit from Wells Fargo Open
• Northeast student finds success after overcoming obstacles
• Northeast CJ team takes top honors in Sioux Falls competition
• Northeast delegation makes history with trip to China
• New wind turbine to cut electrical utility costs at Northeast
• Veterans Day program planned at Northeast Community College
• Northeast Pops Concert is Sunday, November 6
• 11th annual Festival of Trees is Nov. 11-13 at Northeast Community College
• Dr. Path announces two new building projects at Northeast
• Second visiting writers program for fall is October 26
• Northeast forensics speed team off to another successful start
• Northeast named Military Friendly School
• Public Invited to farewell celebration for Dr. Path
• 3rd Annual AG-ceptional Women Conference is November 18 at Northeast
• Northeast is site of 9th annual Spook-tacular on October 26
• Northeast to observe Hispanic Heritage Month with special concert
• Northeast is site of gym bag giveaway by Norfolk Community Health Care Clinic
• Northeast students elect Diversified Ag Club officers
• Smell of marijuana at traffic stop leads to arrest
• Man arrested in theft from Walmart
• How Norfolk schools scored in NeSA tests
• Norfolk school district improves scores in state reading assessments
• 2011 Nebraska State Fair now open
• Website changes
• Man allegedly steals sandwich, alcohol
• Small town security
• Life in prison fate of Norfolk man in murder
• NRD's tax needs down from current year
• Norfolk man looks to wrong person for help
• Norfolkan accused of assaulting minors
• New field ready
• Stage set for 'Spelling Bee'
• Battle Creek faces flood choice
• Second Norfolkan arrested in NPPD substation theft
• City seeks grant for business expansion
• Lightning leaves its mark on Plainview library
• Stanton County sheriff's office busy with arrests
• Reporter's nerves not too 'rattled' by quake
• Memorial Field ready for football
• Coaches prepare for live broadcasts
• Cowboy Trail bridge replacement due
• Back to School for Norfolk - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Niobrara highway to reopen
• Mother finds solace in veteran's story
• Board looking for interim president
• Four area entities under EPA scrutiny
• Norfolk and S.D. youths arrested for damaging mailboxes, having alcohol
• Pilger man arrested on suspicion of taking pickup
• County fair cook-off draws hungry crowd
• Archery provides fun for families
• Museum's Pioneer Day to feature old-fashioned fun
• Wisner event always attracts the thunder
• Surgeon, wife and family exchange L.A. for Norfolk
• O'Neill students welcomed back to school with lip dub
• Nelson praises nursing college
• Severe weather moves through area
• Attorney: Prevalence of cyberbullying increasing
• Several Northeast offices open extended hours first week of classes
• Northeast, AIGA to co-sponsor workshop for student/professional designers
• Northeast Community College to close for Labor Day holiday
• Budget hearing set for September 8 at Northeast Community College
• Northeast UL student offers assistance during flood threat in South Sioux City
• Storms rumble through Northeast Nebraska
• Northeast Community College president resigns
• Man arrested in violation of protection order
• Northeast's Dr. Path to leave for presidency at Oklahoma university
• New faculty, staff introduced at Northeast in-service
• Mysterious "rock" discovered
• "Thunder" returns to Wisner
• Neligh voters to decide on LB840
• Norfolk convenience store held up late Monday
• Four-lane roundabout planned
• Better days ahead for Niobrara
• County board trying to trim funds
• Verdigre opens new high school
• Recall election date set for three Dodge school board members
• Weidner post now permanent
• Fallen not forgotten
• Teams follow clues to treasures
• Building on faith
• Devoted to dogs
• Students opting out of Dodge school district
• It's 'curtain time' at West Point theater
• Education centers gaining popularity
• Algae alert lifted for two area lakes
• Northeast students honored in PTA program graduation ceremony
• Adjusting to change takes time
• Johanns visits area towns
• 'Intense' town hall meeting mostly civil
• Memorial at Wayne County Courthouse toppled
• Police looking for man in attempted shoplifting
• Madison woman shares her story
• Scorpion found at Ta-ha-zouka Park
• Stanton Extension office relocates
• Plant pathologist joins Extension staff
• Keadle not suspected in Anderson case, patrol says
• Students setting example for town
• NPS Foundation to begin awareness campaign
• Venus park was out of this world
• Man put in jail on multiple charges
• Man arrested for alleged assault
• Madison: a town in transition
• Norfolk woman killed in crash
• Nebraska guardsman among those killed in crash
• Thousands without power after storm
• Overflow turnout for Mann funeral, burial
• Those who made ultimate sacrifice remembered
• For its size, Madison County has fewer commissioners than most
• 'Fallen Soldiers' among the Cuming County Fair attractions
• Flags allowed lower for Mann funeral
• Share your 9/11 stories
• Armed robbery reported at Kum & Go
• Norfolk chamber finishes second
• Endowment helps support arts, humanities in Nebraska
• Baseball coach's approach to game could be blueprint for life
• Two incidents within two hours net stalking arrest
• Man arrested in domestic assault
• Summer camps lead up to season
• Antelope County Fair starts with big splat
• Stuart woman seeks Keystone XL hearing in Holt County
• Comedy Festival called a success
• Bomb squad called to Eppley
• New owners, community support save company from closing
• County looking to make lemonade out of lemon
• A first-hand look at international adoption
• Norfolk adoptee returns to South Korea
• Half-percent sales tax proposal discussed
• Army investigating death of Winside paratrooper
• Northeast Highway work due
• Toy bricks are building blocks for learning
• Food pantry under new management
• Terroristic threats, assault among potential charges
• Soldier from Winside dies
• It's official: BTN to join CableOne lineup this season
• Renovations no walk in the park
• New coordinator looking to 'D-Day'
• From pillowcase to dress, Wayne 4-Her helps a country in need
• Council ponders administrator's job
• Tax needs of NRD likely to be lower
• Food stands a fairgoer's feast
• Shoplifting, forgery part of allegations against Norfolk man
• Man allegedly obstructs officers investigating a domestic disturbance
• 'Young' artist: Music saved my life
• No property tax hike in city budget
• New wards, precincts take shape
• Norfolk and other CableOne communities expected to get BTN
• Post offices mostly quiet after announcement
• Neligh student exploring zoo this summer
• 17 area post offices may be closed
• Highway accident injures three
• Work gets done despite high temperatures
• Woman braves risky treatments to battle MS
• Love of limericks revived at Neihardt Day
• Man possesses pills without prescription
• Daily News to sponsor debate
• Madison grad produces big-budget film
• Little town shows big spirit
• Man drives slow, arrested for DUI
• Man who runs from police arrested
• Fire ruled to have been accidental
• Willow Creek remains on alert
• Elgin resident in right place at right time
• Police officer accident leads to trial
• Visitors bureau names new director
• Pierce Fair means last show for western troupe
• New projector, sound system improves library experience
• Woman arrested for alleged drunken driving
• Part-time Job Fair set for August 30 at Northeast
• Northeast career counseling workshops to resume in August
• Northeast improves technology with Title III Strenthening Institutions Grant
• Two arrested in child sexual assault case
• Man arrested on warrant, suspected in theft
• Man arrested for allegedly driving under influence
• Manure expo draws large crowd
• Manure called key resource for Nebraska
• Antiques on display at expo
• Newspapers provide family ties
• Madison transfer station approved
• Survey rates Norfolk
• County's roof dispute remains in the air
• Man arrested in burglary
• Proposed housing project would be private venture
• Field turf next at city park
• Niobrara residents try to stay optimistic
• Park work making headway
• Norfolk man accused of breaking into vehicles
• National Guard general has area ties
• Still smiling after all these years
• Mural spurs memories of life on the farm
• Northeast Nebraskans lend helping hand to Iowa town
• Woman gets probation after stealing $100,000 from employer
• 'Unfortunate situation' at Kitchen Place auction
• Potter fans flock to midnight release
• Kidnapping cases progress
• 'Tis the season . . . for lawn mowing
• Elkhorn man inducted to Northeast Hall of Sucess
• Man allegedly uses another's identity
• Man arrested on suspicion of arson
• Doctor, family call Malawi home
• One mission trip to India not enough
• River levels near Valentine normal
• A rewarding volunteer experience!
• Fatal collision occurs near Valentine
• Nebraska Airfest coming next summer
• Highway 35 back on track
• Howells, Dodge move forward
• Interim principal for Norfolk High selected
• UNMC assistant dean impressed with Norfolk and Northeast
• Chamber voices support for agriculture
• Man allegedly gives false name to police
• Police looking for leads
• Siblings work on projects year-round
• Craft project wins out over shopping trip
• Civil War veterans to be honored
• 'The King and His Court' on farewell tour
• Family a driving force in NASCAR entertainment
• FFA project captures attention of fairgoers
• Old school finds new home
• Vivid memories remain of 'nasty' storm
• Guide dog recovers from pit bull attack
• Ramming car leads to criminal mischief arrest
• Woman arrested in shoplifting, DUI, giving false name
• 4-H honored at county fair
• County looks to save $35,000 from reorganization of weed department
• County donation expected to help bring more sporting events to area
• Area man reportedly dies in fire
• Historical stories and photos needed
• Football field should be ready by fall
• Randolph celebrates 125 years over three days
• 19-year-olds accused of rural thefts in Stanton County
• B&B owner, 2 daughters among 6 killed in fire
• Norfolkan arrested for having weapon, allegedly violating protection order
• Another 'boom' added to Boomfest
• Flood, budget challenges capture focus at legislative luncheon
• Fischer announces candidacy
• Answer spurs more questions in soldier's death
• Northeast women's basketball team, players honored by NJCAA
• Power outage
• Chocolate syrup used in disaster drill
• Fair entries showcase woman's talents
• Water main breaks in Humphrey
• Best view of display will be at lakeside
• Madison readies for 138th county fair
• Stanton firm relocating to Norfolk
• Police search for suspect
• Griffith selected for county board seat
• Storm can't crush entrepreneurial spirit
• Upscale housing needed; downtown offers 'exciting' opportunities
• Tilden boy to receive life-saving bone marrow
• Norfolkan arrested Sunday morning
• Strong storms move through area
• Winds leave mark on Battle Creek
• Man allegedly damages police cars
• Two arrested for DUI in separate incidents
• Historic band shell finalist in preservation challenge
• Woman allegedly shot at Friday afternoon
• Storm wreaks havoc in Battle Creek
• Alabama fugitive caught in Norfolk
• Don't 'Get Out of Dodge' over Q125 weekend
• Prison sentence for man who breaks in while classmate at home
• Five new businesses find homes in Wisner
• Man cut with a knife during altercation
• Woman allegedly violates a protection order
• Niobrara definitely open for business
• O'Neill celebrates new hospital addition
• Norfolk's business fund mounting
• Help available to kick the habit
• Six interviewed for commissioner's job
• Boone County boom in net taxable sales
• Cost of health care makes reform measures inevitable, chancellor says
• County road districts being reorganized
• Visitors Bureau director resigns
• Releases from Gavins Point Dam to be increased
• Man arrested for alleged threats with knife
• Storm damage reported throughout area
• Traffic stop leads to pursuit on foot
• Warning sirens alert citizens during severe weather
• Elkhorn River site of international bird census
• Northeast's Linda Miller honored as outstanding post-secondary business teacher
• Northeast to close early for 4th of July; registration continues
• Council approves Supertel purchase
• One inducted in to Northeast Hall of Success, another elevated to Emeritus Status
• Speeding scooter spurs arrest
• Madison man arrested in drug case
• Felled trees block streets in Norfolk
• Comedians happy just to participate
• Surprise ending to Saturday show
• Alumni inducted into Hall of Success
• New York native makes living from funny business
• 'Perfectly imperfect' teens perform
• Man gets lengthy prison term in forgery scheme
• First four finalists selected
• Bringing up the next generation of comics
• Hearing set on Supertel purchase
• Verdict comes back 'guilty' of first-degree murder
• Omaha man wins amateur competition
• Filmmakers working on Carson documentary shoot footage in Norfolk
• Defendant gives his side of the story
• Wind farm planned at Winside
• Comedy central: Turn here for festival coverage
• Principal resigns
• Flood's impact felt long after water recedes
• Flood won't soon be forgotten at Vulcraft
• Purchase of knives caught on surveillance video
• One year later: A look back at Elkhorn River flooding
• Neligh, Clearwater won't forget flood
• Railroad recovered from flood
• District to begin wireless conversion
• Victim's final words relayed to jury
• Man takes kid, runs
• Surveys taken to rate facilities of Norfolk
• Water flow may not be only record set
• Rescue workers recall last year's flood
• A year later, family still coping with loss
• Cali Swag, Big Reeno coming to Norfolk
• New line of defense on floods
• Family uses round-robin system for writing letters
• Tilden native propels toward archery dreams
• Highway reopened to local traffic
• Police link Wayne man to stolen motorcycle
• Norfolk native second in command on new ship
• Arts center provides new home for summer students
• Northeast prepares for flooding in South Sioux
• Beijing delegation visits Northeast
• Capsule endoscopy new to Norfolk
• Records broken at dams along Missouri
• Early-morning accident claims two
• Man still drawn to train whistles
• Bridge's future still undecided
• Appeals may be heard in August
• Accident slows traffic, causes power outage
• Movie designed to inspire
• Niobrara grocery, medical services hampered by flood waters
• Council rejects sidewalk ordinance
• Bids favorable for new water park
• Norfolk teens arrested for burglary
• Bids favorable for new aquatic center
• Man arrested for kidnapping in Newman Grove
• Negotiators used in boy's safe return to mother
• Man arrested in sexual assault of teen
• Man arrested in domestic assault
• Cattlemen's Ball called a success
• Legal action considered against Corps
• Mother turns grief into action
• Norfolk's Relay celebrates sweet 16
• County may reconsider bridge's future
• Hundreds of bills, but not all pass
• Northeast partners with rave wireless for timely emergency communications
• Dept. of Labor rep to explain grant program at Northeast registration
• Stranger's help a Christian act
• People prepare for rising water
• Race to raise funds for building
• Police arrest two on suspicion of drunken driving
• Flooding situation closely monitored
• Mother, toddler daughter beat cancer
• Annual music fest to feature 16 bands
• Workers to help enforcement on Highway 12
• Heineman: Act now, don't wait
• Missouri River flooding update
• 2011 Cattlemen's Ball begins Friday
• Plenty to do at Plainview's Q125
• Flooding, storms dampen holiday weekend
• Comedian 'kind of giggly' about festival
• Sacrifice, American values recalled at Memorial Day program
• Man arrested in alleged assault
• Man allegedly steals metal
• Chase ends in crash, arrest of Norfolk man
• Lazy River Acres evacuated
• Corps of Engineers says release rate to go even higher
• Cemetery given new life
• Tempers flare as water rises in north
• Howells, Dodge to merge
• Man gets tasered after fleeing police
• Flooding along Missouri to be 'long, drawn-out situation'
• Commissioner resigns after questions raised about residency
• Norfolkan arrested after emergency call
• Child removed after couple's physical altercation
• Care of church cemetery passed down through generations
• Northeast one of four community colleges in nation chosen for ISEP
• Northeast UL students exposed to special training before semester end
• Uhlir resigns as Madison County commissioner
• Niobrara braces for flooding
• Parks employee is 'go-to' guy
• Summer recreation season nears
• Appeals combined into one hearing
• County commissioners discuss flooding
• Entrepreneurs seen as driving force
• Missing Norfolk man found safe at Omaha shelter
• Residents reminded of solemn reasons for holiday
• 'Town love' draws comedian back to Norfolk
• 'Last Comic Standing' comedian: It's a big deal to come to Norfolk festival
• Man arrested for strangulation following argument
• Loud music at party results in warrants served
• Circus is in his blood
• Poncas thank town for caring for grave
• Lake near Leigh dedicated
• Creighton man's sunny disposition earns him honor
• Man gets probation, Work Ethic Camp for attempted robbery
• Weeder a winner on and off the track
• Randolph getting dressed up for 125th birthday celebration
• After-school program in transition following loss of federal funds
• Changing visitors bureau focuses on its mission
• Nominations now being accepted for Ag-ceptional Woman of Year Award
• Northeast graduates recognized for 4.0 grade point average
• Deans' list, President's list released at Northeast
• Northeast adult education program hosts recognition night
• Northeast offices to close early for Memorial Day weekend
• Maple Creek recreation area set to open
• Norfolk chamber finalist for award
• Colleges boost youth census numbers
• Norfolk family holds on to memories, patriotism
• Close look at sewer conditions planned
• Comedy camp offered during festival
• TransCanada reps give update on pipeline to counties
• Firefighters attend to grass fire along railroad tracks
• Kidnapping charge
• Procedural matters established for Wayne police officers' hearings
• Pierce superintendent stepping down after 14 years
• Teen arrested in car thefts
• Supertel building offered to city
• Police find meth on man in cemetery
• Man involved in high-speed chase arrested
• Woman reported to be safe after apparent dispute
• Pipeline continues to make the news
• Creighton still under water violation notice
• Hospital implements new kind of birth announcement
• Small town plans big celebration
• Area residents make voices heard at redistricting hearing
• Graduate chooses unusual career path
• Howells-Dodge merger ready for state consideration
• Madison gets more input on hiring a city administrator
• Northeast Hosts 11th Annual Computer Programming Contest
• 28th Annual Basketball Classic Is June 10 at Northeast
• Robotic Challenge Ends Competition Season
• SyNErgy Grant Funds Available for Students Enrolled in Green Programs
• Northeast students bring home hardware from UL Rodeo
• Northeast nursing students pinned in special ceremony
• Newspaper delivered late
• Veterans serving by cycling
• Remembering Riviera Raceway founder
• Sports teach senior valuable lessons
• Gas price hike not likely to last
• Norfolk Catholic graduating Sunday
• Graduate makes time for activities
• County to switch to new bandwidth
• Heat buckles 25th Street near Skyview Lake
• Blindness doesn't deter Northeast grad
• Comedic duo brings faith-based funnies to Norfolk
• 25th Street reconstruction on track
• Bicycle helmets important
• Respect for flag began at young age
• Local group hopes to replicate success of 'Fireproof'
• Highway 35 upgrade in limbo
• Wisner woman earns doctoral degree after accident
• Help sought finding missing Norfolk man
• Hit to the head results in arrests of both men involved in fight
• Man arrested in assault by biting
• Norfolk native named dean at Northeast Community College
• Auction to follow open houses of student-built homes at Northeast Community College
• Candidates Announced for Graduation at Northeast
• Day of Prayer turns into anti-abortion rally
• Sons follow father's culinary footsteps
• More water problems for Creighton
• Gerrard well suited for unusual career move
• All in the family
• Woman's lung transplant a success
• Gerrard receives president's nomination
• Redistricting plan taking shape
• Board passes resolutions for sale of two district schools
• Neligh residents upset over funding decision
• UNMC names new assistant nursing dean in Norfolk
• Norfolk woman arrested after shot fired
• Sale of Sunny Meadow moves forward with zone change
• Comedy festival to include award-winning film
• Council OKs guidelines for new economic plan
• Vrzal award winner
• Council OKs guide for new economic plan
• Welfare theft
• York man injured
• U.S. kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Norfolk man crusading for Christ
• O'Neill students share 'feeling' of school spirit
• Wayne police officers fired following hearing
• Sculptor is visiting artist at Northeast
• NPPD keeps tree-planting practice alive
• Clarkson may look to Leigh
• Foundation shares vision for future
• Mother of missing juvenile arrested by police
• Lexington man accused of stealing gas, vehicle
• Passenger arrested for resisting arrest during traffic stop
• Norfolk man arrested after strangulation reported
• Six arrested on drug charges
• Students attempt world record
• Simonsen resigns
• Questions raised over investigation of officers
• Grants help spruce up downtown Norfolk buildings
• Agreement makes visitors bureau more independent
• Professional comedian lineup announced
• DOE, superintendent weigh in on reading scores
• Reading proficiency scores
• Frye expected to be named Wayne State president
• Dixon County town evacuated
• Man arrested for taking two teen girls to hotel
• Man gives fake name, suspected of assault
• Woman faces DUI, resisting arrest
• Man leaves party, allegedly resists arrest
• Man arrested for violating protection order
• Closed hearing held to consider suspended Wayne officers' futures
• Page census growth highest in county
• Leigh juniors first to receive laptops
• A different kind of Easter
• Ex-Elkhorn Valley teacher faces additional charges
• Fischer says education won't be hurt by passage of highway funding bill
• Volunteers sought for clean-up day
• Family thankful for Easter miracle
• Rules guide redistricting work
• Annual prayer breakfast draws crowd
• City man trains for marathons
• Board votes to proceed with merger
• NORTHEAST hosts 28th High School Scholastic Contest
• Northeast student named Coca-Cola community college academic team Silver Scholar
• Northeast Jazz Machine, Singers Express complete tour; plan post-tour concert
• NAJE plans annual Spring Concert at Northeast
• Northeast students finish third at NACTA Judging Contest
• Northeast students win in SkillsUSA competition; advance to nationals
• Northeast students win Diesel Challenge for fifth year in a row
• Capital campaign leaders for college center honored with award
• Northeast Players prepare for spring production, A Matter of Life and Death
• Northeast students honored by Collegiate Media Association
• Senators advance highway funding bill
• Creighton business notes 25 years
• Hollywood taking notice of Norfolk's comedy festival
• Two men arrested
• Man allegedly assaults woman, resists arrest
• Pierce man arrested
• Leigh not part of 3-school merger talks
• Cloris Leachman to receive Johnny Carson Comedy Legend award
• Council OKs water park plan
• Daily News among winners
• Company's permit for a pipeline in Nebraska still uncertain
• Madison shop owner's idea gets international attention
• Book, movie bring attention to disorder that disrupts lives
• Judge hands down lengthy prison term for sexual assault
• More talks occur of turning three schools into one
• Some newspaper delivery delayed due to weather
• Body shop in Carroll catches fire
• Residents weigh in on hiring city administrator
• Compliance with window tint laws a 'no-brainer'
• Beemer man tries to find lost cemeteries of Cuming County
• Bruning kicks off senate campaign with stop in Norfolk
• Final Visiting Writer Presentation Draws Standing Ovation at Northeast
• Northeast PBL Students Advance To Nationals After State Competition
• Northeast Students Recognized at Program This Week
• Out-of-town minors arrested after graffiti incidents
• Merger still in consideration for Highway 91 schools
• Town's only resident pleased with program
• Pierce man celebrates car's 'birthday'
• Norfolk Chamber Singers to present Palm Sunday concert
• Visitors bureau presents plan for restructure
• Woman allegedly steals from employer
• Sheriff gives explanation for how police dog was put down
• School board approves budget cuts for coming year
• 'Day Without Shoes' raises awareness of worldwide problem
• Boy's wish coming true
• Future secured for Neligh theaters
• Shooting in Pierce kills teen
• Hail barrage bringing 'a lot of calls'
• Teacup-size hail hits Norfolk
• Norfolk man dies after shooting at friend's house
• Missing Genoa boy is found safe
• O'Neill woman finds confidence through bellydancing
• After 13 years, Madison looking at re-establishing city administrator position
• FFA organization still lives up to motto
• Amber Alert: Genoa 4-year-old may be headed to Norfolk
• Northeast To Receive Safety Award for Fifth Year
• Battle Creek man arrested
• Northeast To Close For In-Service, Spring Break
• Northeast Staff To Present at National Ethanol Conference
• 2011 Jazz Festival Results Announced at Northeast Community College
• 'Social life not worth dying for' message of program
• Bidding closes on two district buildings
• Kensington window bids lower
• Public hearing draws large crowd
• Nolan: Norfolk made reasonable decision on insurance coverage
• Federal grant funds called vital for Norfolk, area
• Trial date set in murder case
• Work to begin on radio station tower
• Three schools, one team
• 'Sold' sign on Sunny Meadow building
• Schools get first glance at funding
• Randolph producer: Farmers not to blame for higher food prices
• Help sought finding who damaged guard rail
• Council OKs Kensington pact
• Son's shoes legacy to live on
• Schools getting specific on cuts
• Effort to get fresh food to students
• Interim park superintendent likes improvements made over the years
• Age no deterrent for active volunteer
• Creighton continues to hold its own
• Dancers to 'get down' to raise funds for tourism
• Former Husker delivers keynote address at annual chamber event
• Chamber celebrates year of accomplishments, unveils revised office building
• Conference draws people from across state
• Northeast To Host Over 1,000 for High School Scholastic Contest
• Northeast's Spring Concert Set for Sunday, April 17
• Questions remain about police dog
• Small business nominations sought
• Dodge, Clarkson make school proposals to Howells
• Norfolk business stays true to local trends
• Last Visiting Writer Reading To Feature Live Music at Northeast
• PTK Installs New Members in Northeast Ceremony
• NECC Forensics Speech Team Continues Winning Tradition
• Doctors, hospitals expected to be more aligned through health care reform
• County learning to deal with less help from state
• Property owner: Trust requirements not met
• Supertel changes to result in loss of jobs in Norfolk
• Bids OK'd for park work
• Three arrested for trespassing, theft, criminal mischief
• Empty school buildings up for sale
• Haitian boys perform to help provide relief
• Food magazine to be part of Daily News
• Schools, students, art lovers benefit from steel contest
• Competitive speech a 'flawed' but beneficial activity
• Mother asks for leniency in drunken driving case
• Highway funding bill advances in Legislature
• Regents approve UNO move to Summit League
• Communication Arts Career Day Is April 20 at Northeast
• 8th Annual Culture Show Is April 10 at Northeast Community College
• Juniors Invited to Northeast for Day of Fun and Exploration
• Northeast Jazz Machine, Singers Express Prepare for Spring Tour
• Norfolkan finds success with snake breeding
• Black-line machine fits the doctor's order for prescribed burns
• Bids opening set for Wau-Col regional water project
• Early childhood program spared from federal cuts
• City sees jump in retail sales
• Broadband forums begin in Norfolk
• Police investigate coffee shop burglary
• Officer's brother disputes allegation
• Rugby tournament this weekend
• Learning the sport of rugby
• No easy answers as Niobrara tackles sediment issues
• Young musician fine-tuning his music
• Council votes to remain in insurance pool
• Two years later, unknown driver is subject of civil lawsuit
• Downtown levies get initial OK
• Norfolkans urge others to get colon cancer screenings
• Local products, services on display in Norfolk
• 10 states, Spain represented at controlled burns
• Sexual assault lands man in prison
• Area teen achieves perfect score
• Senior leads by example
• Bids opened for park work
• Harlem Globetrotters To Return To Northeast
• Northeast Student Joins Bandmasters Intercollegiate Band for Fourth Year
• Northeast Ambassadors Lead Tours for Prospective Students
• Clarkson, Howells continue merger talks
• Husband, wife collaborate on projects
• City budget challenges ahead
• Another scam being tried in Norfolk
• Principal: Paperless classrooms someday, but not right away
• County board votes to file counter claim against contractor
• O'Neill offers quirky fun for St. Patrick's Day
• Wisner has full day planned
• Boy raising money for humane society
• School board begins discussion on budget cuts
• Food assistance plan looking to help more
• Knights can add trophy to cabinet
• Consolation felt 'like a home game'
• South Pole adventure has connection to Norfolk
• U.S. Bank murderer seeks post-conviction relief
• Information sought on fired city administrator
• Norfolk man gets DUI in police parking lot
• Hearing set on downtown levies
• Paintings help promote reading
• Hundreds of bodies found along Japan's coast after tsunami
• Option helps drivers with special needs
• Scam attempt hits area restaurants
• Prescribed burn training to take place
• Spring break brings out scam artists
• Man allegedly resists arrest
• Ashes remind believers of sin, mortality
• Devils Nest still too hot to handle
• County seeks to expand computer grid capabilities
• Region IX All-Tournament Team Announced as Western (Wyo.) Wins Championship
• Western (Wyo.) on Way To Nationals After Region IX Win over Sheridan
• Twin brothers together again
• City slates alley, street repairs
• Carson name added to award
• And Then There Were Two: Western (Wyo.) vs. Sheridan in Region IX Championship
• Slick roads turn deadly
• Doctors couldn't end non-viable pregnancy
• Two more advance
• Columbus man arrested in domestic assault
• Laramie Advances to Semifinals Despite Central Wyoming Threat
• Western Wyoming Advances To Region IX Semifinals After Eliminating Northeastern
• Casper Takes Miles in First Overtime Game of Region IX Tournament
• Sheridan College Rallies Big To Beat Western Community College in Region IX
• Laramie College Pounds Dawson in Region IX Tournament in Norfolk
• Another Close Contest as Northeastern Beats Northwest in Region IX Play
• Casper Holds on for One-Point Win over McCook in Region IX
• Western Nebraska Holds On To Advance In Region IX Play
• Norfolk man gets prison time for investment fraud
• Number One Seed Northeast Hawks Fall in First Round of Region IX
• Defending Region IX Men's Champs Bounced in First-Round Play at Northeast
• Number One Seed Lamar Community College Eliminated in Opening Round of Region IX Tournament
• Sheridan Generals Send Trinidad Trojans Home After Region IX Opening Round
• Kensington window bids too high
• Equalization aid bypasses Norfolk
• Senator proposes flat tax
• Brass knuckles land man in jail
• Police find knives on man who fled
• County trends
• Community trends
• Snooki gets 'comfy' with Hartington business
• Most Northeast and North Central Nebraska counties continue to lose people
• Mixed bag on community population trends
• Northeast Coach, Players Honored in Post-Season; Move Up in National Poll
• Chamber moving forward with building project
• Visitors bureau cutting ties with chamber
• Few population gains in area counties
• Norfolk still Nebraska's ninth-largest city
• Getting back to the essentials
• Ponca Tribe opens tannery
• Threat with knife
• Four jailed on mail theft, check forgeries
• Four sent to hospital following Woodland Park accident
• Man allegedly strangles woman
• Death among children requires special attention
• Public welcome at Lutheran High dedication, annual meeting
• Meeting set on Snake Falls Ranch sale
• Man flees from police, arrested on warrants
• Man arrested in protection order violation, warrant
• Judge gets man 'off the road'
• Corps: No funds for study
• Lawyer still waiting to see evidence
• No comment from officers, city officials
• Community phone companies prepared for new area code
• Sticker shock in produce aisle
• Northeast Ag Complex Is Site of 6th Indoor Tractor Pull
• Northeast Men Ranked 25th in National Poll; Tourney Starts March 4
• Johanns hosts town hall meeting
• Congressman focuses on federal debt
• Liquor store owners have mixed reactions to tax
• Motel guests see modest increase in bill
• Today's Norfolk Daily News ePaper currently unavailable
• Man acts suspicious, arrested in meth case
• Man arrested in burglary
• Restaurants still adjusting to city's new occupation tax
• New tax stirs some questions
• Council tables new scale
• Man gets away from police but turns himself in later
• Details released on what led to Wayne police suspensions
• Wayne man takes music to next level
• Officials get an earful on health plan
• Northeast Women End Season with Parents' Day Loss
• Harms, Whalen Are Homecoming Queen and King at Northeast
• Northeast Men Beat North Platte for Second Time on Homecoming
• Northeast Women Take North Platte at Home
• Fans follow wrestlers to state
• Egypt native proud of revolutionaries
• Plainview assistant grows hair out
• Bat leaves its mark on priest preparing to leave Humphrey
• Business owners ask for understanding over parking issues
• Algae problem to be investigated
• Weidner finds similarities in jobs
• Plainview assistant grows hair out
• Prairie dog plan has some Rock County landowners upset
• Retired SD College Instructor To Read at Northeast
• Spring Job Fair Is March 16 at Northeast Community College
• Kentavis Brice Is Mr. NECC
• First Semester Successful at J. Paul and Eleanor McIntosh College of Nursing
• Northeast To Host Men's Region IX Basketball Tournament
• 69-year-old Norfolkan arrested on suspicion of assault
• After 28 years, roads department engineer retires
• Area man helped restore Carson car
• NPPD gathers input to update its strategic plan
• Growing pains evident at YMCA
• Permits given for large grain elevators
• Osmond voters reject school bond issue
• Worker crushed at Norfolk warehouse
• Driver cited, passenger arrested after crash into power pole
• How keno has helped city parks
• Students to get out early on Wednesdays
• State's premier fundraiser features windmills, plows
• Man arrested in possessing meth
• Man arrested in suspected fourth DUI
• Love story stands the test of time
• Laurel plant will produce resin enhancers
• Northeast Men Fight for Two-Point Win Over Western Community College
• Northeast Women Take Revenge on Western Community College
• Creativity takes over classroom for Valentine's Day
• Bio-diesel bill draws support at hearing
• Fischer's road bill clears first round
• Norfolk youth wins Scrabble contest
• Tuition hike on the table
• Telemedicine saves taxpayer money
• House fire being investigated
• Bus driver shortage has NPS hiring
• Bill would increase illegal parking fines
• Northeast Women Take Doane JV at Home
• Osmond proposes new gym
• Military information to be collected
• Most witnesses favor horse slaughter bill
• Water operator makes a splash
• Memorial Park work set to begin in April
• Senators adjusting to roles
• Traffic stop leads to arrest on warrant
• Bids slated on Veterans Memorial Park work
• Man arrested on suspicion of registry violation
• Parks signs letter of intent to run at Drake
• Lutheran High students preparing for Russia mission trip
• The wrong kind of attention
• It's easy to be green after all
• Norfolk speaks out against telecommunications bill
• Meth lab cleanup detailed by Nebraska law
• Man arrested on suspicion of credit card fraud
• Northeast's Winter Concert Set for Sunday, February 20
• Northeast To Observe Pink Zone Event at Hawks' Basketball Games
• More Career Coaching Workshops Planned at Northeast Community College
• Northeast's Ptacek-Wilkey Invited To Be PTK Scholar
• Northeast Leaders Prepare for National Legislative Summit
• Northeast Leaders Prepare for National Legislative Summit
• Packers, Steelers - and brothers - prepare for battle
• Northeast Leaders Prepare for National Legislative Summit
• Industrial highway on track
• Minister, family leave Egypt amid unrest
• Norfolkan selected for hall of fame
• Working together to ensure safety
• Repeal of income tax mandate lauded
• Child's play: Girls inspire book on prayer
• County could get soaked after using faucet drawing
• County, contractor still trying to resolve roof disagreement
• Delayed Delivery of Today's Paper due to Weather
• Wimmers earn place in Hall of Fame
• February brings bitter cold, gusty wind
• CableOne readies for Big Ten sports
• Northeast Women Recover To Beat McCook Community College on Road
• Weather Alert -- Norfolk Campus
• Northeast Women Lose on Road at North Platte Community College
• Northeast Men Beat McCook in Close Game
• Northeast Men Defeat Always-Tough North Platte on Road
• Police find discrepancy in man's identification
• Police arrest Norfolk man in domestic assault
• Spirituality center caters to heart, soul
• Prescribed fire seminar draws a crowd
• Astronaut with area ties gives presentation via satellite
• On the lam for five years, man finally receives sentence
• No FBI investigation into Anderson's death
• Overflow channel gaining support
• Anderson finds time to be host and headliner
• What's on tap for this year's comedy event
• Writing Instructor To Open Visiting Writers Series at Northeast
• Dirk Petersen To Succeed Dave Fauss on Northeast Board
• Dirk Petersen To Succeed Dave Fauss on Northeast Board
• Northeast Alumni Association Plans Alumni Spirit Night
• Text messaging influences cinematic experience
• Teacher out on bond
• Norfolkan among those testifying against cut in state aid to cities
• Sun sets for Norfolk's Skyline Motel
• Cuts in state aid to schools discussed
• Salvation Army had good season
• Northeast Women Win at Home over Concordia JV
• Northeast Men's Basketball Team Claws Its Way To Win
• City's prevention bureau enforces minimum code standards
• Ainsworth cracks Top 10, hopes to reach Top 5
• Norfolkan arrested for having firearm
• New commander 'loving every minute of it'
• Teacher arrested
• Northeast Men Post Win Over Western Community College at Scottsbluff
• Wayne woman still teaching sport she loves
• Stabbing with broken bottle nets probation
• Crofton girls chosen to cheer at Cotton Bowl
• Autopsy ordered on Stanton woman's body following 'suspicious' death
• County looking to save money when updating plan
• Northeast Nebraska well represented among 2011 hall inductees
• Northeast Board Hears Reports on Title III Grant
• Death in Stanton investigated as 'suspicious'
• Flood reserves judgment on immigration bill
• Weed superintendent told to use his 'comp time'
• Lawsuit likely over roof issue
• Daughters of Africa Program Returns to Northeast for Black History Month
• Northeast Students Complete Studies for Diploma, Degree
• Two Northeast Alumni Join Board of Governors
• Northeast Board Elects New Leadership
• Northeast Board Selection Committee Announces District V Finalists
• FAFSA Completion Days/FAFSA Fridays Near at Northeast Community College
• Norfolk High Grad Joins Northeast Coach Staff
• Water quality issues spring up again
• Council mulls sidewalk snow issue
• New name for Memorial Park
• Man accused of domestic assault
• Weightlifters pumped for competition
• Bill unconstitutional, senator says
• Local clubs build future leaders
• Man arrested in assault, child abuse case
• Man allegedly violates protection order
• Fund established
• Senator wants to reinvent license revocation for DUI
• Bancroft man arrested
• Battle Creek man discovers passion for art later in life
• House receives extensive damage from fire
• Communities learn about tax-increment financing
• Tax hikes absent in governor's budget
• O'Neill school gets honor from Apple
• Emerson woman flown to Sioux City after shooting
• Surgery 'huge challenge' for medical team
• Comedy competitions set to begin
• Murder suspect makes appearance in court
• E-mail issues occurring
• Finalists named
• Man back in Madison County to face murder charge
• Fire damages home on Second Street
• Orchard business offers sweet treats
• Occupation tax starting soon
• Go from short to long with extensions
• Area could see coldest weather yet
• School board meeting scaled back
• Man arrested in theft of copper wire
• Man suspected of domestic assault
• Cousins meet on basketball court
• Snow to continue through Monday
• Wausa, Bloomfield among towns that passed 2 a.m. ordinance
• No indication if charges will be filed in Dixon County after dogs abandoned
• Scheer elected
• Crofton man masters many instruments in his collection
• Snow on sidewalk stirs talk
• State lawmakers assigned to committees
• Northeast Student Services Office To Extend Hours
• Wordsmiths To Entertain at Northeast for MLK Jr. Day Observance
• Northeast Employees Honored with US Bank Awards
• Two Northeast Board Members Retire at Year's End
• Madison County Fair names entertainment
• Madison County Fair names entertainment
• 2011 Nebraska Legislature opens
• 2011 Nebraska Legislature opens
• Committee assignments made
• Committee assignments made
• New bloggers
• New bloggers
• Student received 19-day suspension morning of shooting
• Shooting at Millard South; suspect dead
• Flood's re-election could be historic accomplishment
• Man arrested for assault
• Pedestrian bridge will be replaced
• Weed superintendent to negotiate to keep his job
• Lottery jackpot affects local stores
• Record-setting year for Good Neighbors
• Female taxidermists rare in Nebraska
• Ferriola named president of Nucor
• Man allegedly bites woman's face
• Woman arrested for assault
• Riding high: Norfolkan takes extreme measures to succeed
• Fireworks not just for 4th in Hadar
• Area sawmill back on cutting edge
• Baseball signed by renowned pitcher
• New councilman brings life experience to group
• Man arrested for third-degree domestic assault
• Laurel woman behind effort to provide Christmas dinner
• Arrest warrant signed in stabbing murder
• Woman arrested for strangulation
• Man arrested for criminal impersonation
• Norfolk man dies from stabbing
• Park superintendent retiring
• Bright Horizons ahead in dating violence scene
• Good Neighbors program surpasses goal
• Man under the influence at hearing
• Christmas village captures holiday mood
• Justice center nearing completion
• 'Westy' quite popular with children
• O'Neill greenhouse grows Christmas miracle
• Councilman wants to focus on jobs
• Eastern Nebraska's growth to spur redistricting issues
• County board goes into closed session three times
• Water eases labor, birth pains
• Council lifts liquor license ban
• Northeast Wind Energy Program Seeks Funds To Expand
• Brenneman elected council president
• Northeast Releases Academic Honors List
• 2011 Insight Forms
• Accident in China claims Norfolkan's life
• Van Dyke steps down after 18 years
• Reeder completes term on city council
• Northeast To Close Briefly January 5 for In-Service Program
• Northeast Closes for Holidays Wednesday, Dec. 22, at 2 p.m.
• Couple gets help from Good Neighbors
• Search continues for robbery suspect
• Flood calls highway funding plan 'bold'
• Public's help sought in Fordyce bank robbery
• Highway funding plan unveiled
• Man in basement while house burglarized
• Victim fights back in attempted mugging
• Neligh historic site begins rebuilding
• School board updated on programs
• Residents help each other during blizzard
• Norfolk woman's fruitcake a holiday staple
• No delivery of the Daily News Print Edition Saturday
• Gift from Good Neighbors will be 'very helpful'
• New state senator assembling office staff
• Survey weighs season's greetings
• Vote on year's top news stories
• Decorated trees to be auctioned
• Catholic radio drive halfway to goal
• Winside youth rides away a winner
• Northeast Wins Award in National Competition
• Firefighters respond to house fire
• Two men run from police
• Man arrested for domestic assault
• Woman with MS to receive help from Good Neighbors
• Rural counties see shift of population to metro areas
• Wayne police complaint deals with pay raises
• Fire chief adds interim duties
• County eyed for potential wind farms
• Norfolkan to prison for burglary
• Ban on K2 gets regional attention
• Woman arrested for alleged threats
• Good Neighbors sees quick start to season
• Real trees benefit growers, environment
• Police looking for robbery suspect
• Omahans accused of having stolen vehicle
• Tilden woman battling rare cancer
• Northeast Hosts 26th Annual Livestock Classic
• Study finds Keystone XL pipeline needed
• 'Strong-arm' robbery downtown
• The 'Bedroom Bash' - a speech meet with personality
• Nebraskans becoming more aware of road needs
• Norfolk native attends national turkey pardon
• Reading builds foundation for success
• Model horses on display in Madison
• Wind turbines returning to Springview
• Northeast Women Split in Hawks Classic
• First snowfall arrives 3 weeks late
• Barbershop helps outfit Santa
• Miller Creek facelift on schedule
• ***Sarah Palin Special Coverage: First Visit To Norfolk***
• Father accused of felony child abuse
• Man allegedly pushes police officer
• Good Neighbors seeks to raise $65,000
• Soldier presents flag to students
• Differing opinions over highway funding dilemma
• Many stores open doors even earlier
• Probation short-lived for Meadow Grove man
• Students injured in bus accident near Battle Creek
• Eight apply for seat
• Weather causes delay with newspaper delivery
• 'Mother load' of support for NC seniors
• Former Norfolkan guides blind runner
• Production costs lead to higher prices
• Plane crash victims met on hunting trip
• We want your recipes!
• Palin visit 'big event for community'
• Supporter has things in common with Palin
• Northeast Holiday Concert is Sunday, December 5
• Stanton County plane crash proves fatal
• Biological, adopted and foster children are one big family
• Police delve into using social media
• City streets director clears up light myths
• Natural remedies help cold, flu symptoms
• Attempted sexual assault nets prison time, sex offender registry
• Giving thanks
• Norfolkan arrested for sexual assault
• Logic cast away in latest Potter movie
• "Deathly Hallows" doesn't disappoint
• Downtown to offer Black Tuesday deals
• NECC Receives Scholarship Funds from Nebraska Open Proceeds
• Woman arrested for assault
• Structural changes under way at school
• Bruning: Time to shrink government
• Body language speaks volumes
• Good Cheer moving to fairgrounds
• Pilger woman's death last month ruled accidental
• Police taser dog, arrest its handler for assault
• Planning under way on parks
• Weidner takes on new role
• Teen 'scales' variety of musical offerings
• New city council members get acquainted
• Council begins work on park projects
• Championship a long time in the works
• Renting textbooks one way to save
• New philanthropy council formed
• Haitians continue to face harsh conditions
• Men's Hawks Team Splits at Hawks' Classic
• Women's Team Wins One, Loses One in Hawks' Classic
• Teachers spend out-of-pocket to equip classrooms, selves with important extras
• Businessman pleads no contest to four felony charges
• Howells regains momentum, win
• Family will soon have 4 deployed to Middle East
• Two seats opening up on Northeast board
• Northeast To Close for Thanksgiving; Spring Registration Continues
• Careers That Rock Career Day Rocks Records at Northeast
• Sarah Palin to make stop in Norfolk
• Fighting fierce, conditions miserable in Korea, veterans recall
• Tell us what you're thankful for?
• Law enforcement investigating allegations in PETA letter
• Years help Korean War veteran discuss experiences
• Northeast Women Open Season with Two Wins
• Northeast Men Open Season at 1-1 After Double-Overtime Loss
• Input sought from downtown owners
• County approves request to remove land from industrial tract
• Flood not interested in Nelson's Senate seat
• Board members learn about, share concerns over digital curriculum
• Norfolk man visits 'country of contrasts'
• Public to decide where to move school
• MADD seeking volunteers
• Real-life pawn stars? Not exactly
• Man arrested for terroristic threats
• PTA Graduates Honored at Northeast
• Wayne teacher surprised about need to write poetry
• New lakeside development near Wisner named after waterfowl
• Winning entry selected in outdoor sculpture contest
• Harvest 'a far cry from last year's'
• Price reduced on Tyson building
• Norfolk native to perform before retiring from Air Force
• Land judging contest teaches kids about soil
• Heineman won't run for Senate in 2012
• Weed boards eliminated in three area counties
• Northeast race leaves seat up in air
• Newcomers oust Rogert, Dierks
• Time for Norfolk to 'respectfully move forward'
• Norfolk voters show strong support for bond issue
• Rogert, Dierks lose bids to return to Legislature
• City seeks corps aid on levee repair
• Student Ambassadors Begin Duties at Northeast
• Recreation bond issue showing support
• Illegal parking to cost more
• Local races make election important
• Sculpture memorializes love, loss
• Northeast Is Site of 2nd Annual AG-ceptional Women Conference
• Gale offers voter guidelines for Election Day
• Soft rock replaces stones in church
• Norfolk physical therapist specializing in dance
• Man arrested for DUI, marijuana, resisting
• Tire thefts result in arrests
• Prison, jail given to Norfolkans in separate sentencings
• Northeast Boosters To Pack Gym for Doug Brown Family
• 10th Annual Festival of Trees Is November 12-14 at Northeast
• NOPE Candle Light Vigil at Northeast To Honor Victims of Addiction
• Jackie Bird To Perform at Northeast's Indian Heritage Month Program
• Northeast Music Department Plans Pops Concert
• Lonnie Ford and Ben Marksmeier To Speak at NECC Vets' Day Program
• Med Center nursing dean to retire
• County hears flooding concerns
• Hopefuls speak out on bond proposal
• Groups pump cash into political races
• Sheriff, mayor offer contrasting views at forum
• 'Chronic fire-setter' sent to prison
• Negative ads creep into Legislative race
• Record book from 1800s returned to Wisner
• Man arrested for alleged domestic assault
• Norfolk man creates Halloween props
• Wish comes true for FFA advisors
• Diversified Ag Club Officers Elected at Northeast
• Pierce man is American Star Farmer
• Northeast Part of Collaborative Soybean Research Project
• Wayne hospital announces $3.5 million addition
• Peter Kiewit Foundation Honored as Friend of Nebraska Community Colleges
• NRD to helps Howells with levee certification process
• Northeast Plans Veterinary Technology Career Day
• More schools 'need improvement'
• Ground broken for energy project
• Lutheran teachers told: Change in order to grow
• Woman arrested for alleged protection order violation
• Race for village board draws a crowd
• Jazz ensemble to present free concert
• School report sheds light
• Norfolk man found not guilty
• River dreamers gathered in Yankton
• Two newcomers headed for city council
• Niobrara residents sentenced
• Photos capture peace of sleeping newborns
• City seeks corps assistance on Elkhorn River flooding
• Two incumbents on Lower Niobrara NRD board running for re-election
• Carrying on a family tradition in church
• Cat struck by arrow just below eye
• One Northeast board seat contested
• Nebraska is taking the next steps in overhauling the child welfare system
• Helping out at the Haven House
• Flood named rising star in U.S. politics by Time magazine
• Students, teachers appreciate wide-open classrooms in new Wheeler County Learning Center
• Abundant harvest comes from 'Good Soil'
• Norfolk, Newman Grove to see biggest changes in levy
• Veteran senator, newcomer square off
• Neligh woman to run in marathon for those battling cancer
• House fire in Norfolk
• Veteran, newcomer square off
• Increased voter turnout sought
• Community colleges coming together on funding formula
• Volunteers 'brush up' on community spirit
• Companies give thanks for speedy bridge recovery
• School board begins discussions on empty buildings
• Incumbent, challenger want to lead state
• Death and accidents investigated
• Three candidates vie for Congress' 3rd District
• Incumbent faces female challenger in 1st District race
• Groups come together to feed the hungry
• Norfolk's high schools support Memorial Field improvements
• City leaders support improvements
• Former nanny helping others find right match
• Economist says Nebraska 'land of opportunity'
• Occupation tax almost 'a deal-breaker'
• Crofton native branches into new role
• Concession, bathhouse facility has lots to offer
• Artificial turf, paved parking sought for football field
• Neligh men injured in dump truck accident
• City's recreation proposal scores with some baseball supporters
• New aquatic center would replace current Memorial Pool
• Cowboy Trail repair costly
• Preserving past, building for future goal of Main Street program
• Norfolk not alone in having occupation tax
• Norfolkans to vote on whether to approve recreation improvements
• Downtown redevelopment area OK'd
• Panther Project a way to share photos, more
• New PR director at Orphan Grain Train
• Battle Creek painted pink
• Crash sends man to hospital
• Norfolkan sentenced to prison for burglaries
• Living in harmony
• Feed was only the first use for feedsacks years ago
• New playground shows town working together
• County courts could close under budget cut proposal
• Sheriff keeps in contact with relatives in Germany
• Unresolved questions about child welfare
• Man charged with another assault
• Speaker uses humor to reach youth
• Artist's work to be unveiled Sunday
• Gunman's phone call helped police find him
• HHS and Boys and Girls Home agree to end contract
• VeraSun will not pursue farmers
• Some voters not allowed to cast ballots in Santee
• Study sought of Elkhorn River erosion
• One year of work completed on hospital addition
• Tekamah man ID'd as shooter at Creighton University
• Season opener sure to please
• Visitors bureau has new director
• Ground broken for new Pender hospital
• Charges dropped
• Bloomfield pavilion to receive renovation
• Lions Club parade winners named
• Norfolk to explore becoming "Main Street" community
• Colorful lures attractive to fish
• Man on walk to somewhere
• Carson Theater rental prices doubled
• Doctor goes 'Over the Edge' for good cause
• Domestic assault case, others proceed in felony court
• Men arrested in separate domestic assaults
• Speakers say health care part of engine that drives the economy
• Parade, festival set for Saturday
• Harlem Ambassadors give message to junior high
• State Patrol plays its cards on cold cases
• Creative contraption speaks volumes about inventor
• Work begins on Hwy 35 west of Wayne
• Photographs capture fading way of life
• Council OK's severance pact with Al Roder
• Car show offers fun for all
• Felon in possession of guns given three year prison sentence
• Students serve others this year at homecoming
• Double fatality near Crofton
• Area native's work in Africa 'humbling'
• Planetarium offers new ways to see universe
• Other pipelines already cross aquifer, Keystone pipeline official says
• Council to weigh Roder resignation
• Man arrested for violating protection order
• Man arrested for domestic assault
• Officer shoots dog
• Council tables termination of administrator
• Wisner-Pilger bond proposal defeated
• Saddle club marks 35th anniversary
• Former library still serves community
• Police seek individual for ID theft
• City administrator may be out of job
• Protest held outside pipeline company's meeting
• Transplant recipient needs another donation
• Spirits speak at Wayne cemetery
• School board approves 2010-11 budget
• District enrollment figures up by 132
• Woman arrested for domestic assault
• Wisner, Stanton girls take top honors
• Stanton man OK after hunting accident
• Man arrested for drug possession
• Sex offender arrested for assault
• Semi-driver allegedly driving under influence
• Man throws pop, claims it as acid
• Another 2,000 dolls help mark 10th anniversary of museum
• Norfolkan running to raise funds and awareness of disease
• Saying double: Sisters in blended family share a name
• Northeast seeks more from taxpayers
• Handshakes, humor and hot dogs
• Stenberg visits Norfolk
• Beware of losing land to adverse possession
• Installation of Norfolk's 'front door' begins
• Democratic candidate asks governor to be honest about Medicaid mandate
• SunCarrier system will provide 7 percent of energy needs
• Operations center built with the environment in mind
• Norfolk has new council member
• Norfolk firm wires Fonner Park for State Fair visitors
• Windmill is state fair's new icon
• Building will 'tell our story'
• New operations center opening soon
• Man arrested for driving under the influence
• Homeless man arrested for trespassing
• Man who wrecked vehicle, fled from police arrested
• Pilger man sentenced to prison
• Faith Regional downsizes with eye on the future
• Town expected to multiply by 1,000 for Nebraska native's visit
• NPS preschool still going strong, despite funding issues
• O'Neill musician's star-power shooting high
• New flowers, grasses coming to downtown
• Woman arrested for allegedly giving wrong name
• Bridge leaves uncertainty when Cowboy Trail will reopen
• ACT scores help school to rebound
• Voters to decide future of weed board
• County budget proposal calls for slight increase in property taxes
• Lutheran High addition ahead of schedule
• Burglary case proceeds
• Band, orchestra students pleased with high school addition
• Man resists arrest, attempts to flood holding cell
• Murren named to city council
• Family not injured in house fire
• Norfolkan arrested, jumps from patrol car
• Blindness offers man unique perspectives
• In-car computer system makes law enforcement job easier
• Fire, police respond to house fire
• Norfolk man arrested for reportedly strangling woman
• Norfolkan arrested for allegedly possessing drugs
• Norfolkans arrested for driving under the influence multiple times
• Update: 'Extensive' damage occurs in house fire
• Interest keen in tourism post
• New award something to cheer about
• Former rest area to be developed
• Parents need to monitor activities
• 'Bold plan' in works to reverse decline in road-building funds
• Madison County fatality
• Man arrested for felony domestic assault
• Candidate focusing on budget woes
• Time to bring subject out of darkness
• State officials see wind turbines up close
• Suspicions need to be reported
• How Norfolk schools fared on test
• Statewide reading test results released
• Scholl family copes after bridge collapse
• Dream facility about to become reality
• Man flees police, arrested on protection order violation
• Man arrested for alleged assault on sister
• Up, up and away to celebrate birthday
• Wedding a mix of traditions
• Man arrested on assault charge
• Hot night, hot chili
• Teen weighs options of probation or incarceration at sentencing
• Changes could be headed down the pike for animal ordinances
• Routine walk can be dangerous for Norfolk man
• Feds say no to individual aid
• Stanton County Fair keeps emphasis on rural interests
• Rhinos, horse, dog uncovered at Ashfall
• Battle Creek man arrested following accident
• Identity released of man who died
• Tough times ahead for schools
• In-house services available to patients
• Patients' job is to rehabilitate
• Tractor pull offers roaring good time
• County ponders ending weed board
• Regional center has heightened security
• Employees dedicated to their work
• Men arrested for assault with liquor bottle
• Bruning won't defend abortion law
• Center now treats only sex offenders
• Norfolk a leader in retail sales
• Norfolk a leader in retail sales
• Three phases to treatment program
• Self-described tomboy town's first female firefighter
• Series looks 'behind closed doors'
• Two arrested after alleged attempted theft from residence
• A year later, no answers in woman's death
• Employee arrested on alleged theft
• Hit-and-run driver arrested for driving under influence
• Police respond to assault calls over the weekend
• Closer to home
• Veteran copes with post traumatic stress
• It's going to be one spanking-clean school
• Former WSC president recuperating
• Time for sorrow, time for praise
• Simulators breathe, talk, give birth
• Collaborative efforts about to pay off
• Norfolk police looking for man
• 'Big day for Norfolk' as railroad bridge reopens
• Idea comes to fruition
• Milliken: Despite challenges, university will persevere
• Lock boxes a safer way to store medication
• Mold delays start of school year in Pierce
• Fortenberry critical of $26 billion aid bill
• Man arrested for third-degree assault
• Well represented
• Curriculum, standards discussed
• Long-awaited video game debuts
• Norfolkans urged to protect themselves against mosquitoes
• Storm system moves through area
• 'Lesser Ride' draws tractor drivers back to Wisner
• Omaha Royals score with readers of all ages
• Police respond to domestic assaults over the weekend
• Change in plans
• Woman takes on building support for recreation bond issue
• Norfolkan part of team that knows no borders when helping others
• Norfolk says no to grant
• Families arrive from Illinois, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania in search of the good life
• Community events held when money is needed
• Norfolk city budget up just a bit
• Orchard pool a splashing success
• Mother Nature won't stop celebration
• Neligh man killed
• County looks at 2 percent budget increase
• Grade reconfiguration about to be implemented
• Former Norfolk teen killed in crash
• Man arrested for felony assault
• Goal increases for 2011 United Way
• Family finds peace, quiet in Nebraska
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Norfolk!
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Madison County
• 14th Annual Literature Festival

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