Columbus’ own Mike Gutzmer has arguably reached the pinnacle of his career.
Those missing Regina McDuffee’s locally famous chicken salad will only have to wait another month, as she'll be opening a deli-type restaurant in the former Grandma’s Kitchen.
Beth French said she has closed on the sale of the Park Plaza Apartment Building July 1, after owning it with her husband since 1987. She has sold it to her niece Kristy Frauendorfer and her niece’s husband, Mike.
This year has been unprecedented to say the least. Life as we knew it was flipped upside down due to the coronavirus pandemic. Thankfully, the tide is slowly beginning to turn. People’s sense of normalcy is returning and community facilities are beginning to reopen to the public, including t…
Center 7 Theatre is scheduled to reopen July 10, but CEC Theatres Vice President Tony Tillemans said the company is in the process of reconsidering after Warner Bros. delayed the release of "Tenet" Thursday amid COVID-19 spikes across the country.
In 1995, Brian McMahon decided he wanted to leave his corporate position in Omaha, Nebraska, to be able to help people. He moved to Grand Island, Nebraska, and opened his first location on College Street & Broadwell Avenue and Associated Staffing Inc. was born!
This summer, our teen summer reading program has definitely been different. With all of our programming happening online, there has been a great opportunity to see what is out there. Online escape rooms and providing materials for crafts have been some of my favorite programs to put together…
The Heartland Workers Center has seen somewhat disastrous results from employees not knowing what's going on in their workplaces.
Laurie Bardsley joined Pekny & Associates, CPA’s, PC in October of 2019 as a Staff Accountant in the Columbus Office.
Stacy Kroeger said she believes Schuyler doesn't have as many options for hair salons.
Mary Jo Meyer is a lifelong resident of Columbus, Nebraska. She graduated from Columbus High School in 1981. In 1989 Mary Jo started her 31 year banking career at First National Bank. She started as a Teller and after 3 months moved to the Loan Operation area where she worked as a Loan Admin…
Gov. Pete Ricketts announced plans to distribute $330 million in federal pandemic assistance to small businesses and livestock producers while also funding access to skills training programs.
Bryan Health said it now has only nine patients with confirmed cases of the virus. That's down from 13 on Monday and 30 on June 1.
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, there were 4,729 initial claims filed in Nebraska last week, down more than 300 from the previous week.
The owner of LP Fitness in northeast Lincoln had to get creative to maintain her community-oriented workouts during a time when people have been encouraged to stay apart.
Two former employees are suing Nelnet, alleging the company's procedure for logging into and out of computers and software programs caused them to do up to 24 minutes of unpaid work every day.
From a heart transplant to a cross-country move, the Santana family has seen plenty of tough times over the years.
One Nebraska store is among 154 that JC Penney plans to close as part of its bankruptcy.
There have been few if any cases of COVID-19 confirmed in workers at the Cargill plant in Nebraska City.
Loosening of restrictions, protests could lead to more infections, and Bryan Health officials said people need to be aware of the potential signs.
Nebraska's unemployment rate of 8.3% in April, the highest in the state's history, resulted in more than 92,000 job losses, the report said, and more than $497 million in lost income.
Black Hills said the rate increase would vary based on customer and usage, but the average residential customer would see an increase of $4.46 a month, or about $53.50 a year.
The COVID-19 pandemic has shut down numerous Lincoln businesses and put thousands of local residents out of work.
“It’s an awful day for Lincoln.”
As one of the biggest employers in the area and with plants all over the nation, Behlen Mfg. Co. has managed to keep business steady despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic thanks, in part, to its staff.
Like many of you, I grew up watching American Bandstand, listening to Casey’s Top 40, and following Billboard magazine’s “Hot 100.”
Endacott Peetz & Timmer is announcing the addition of Michael Lafleur as an Associate with the law firm.
The library building may be closed to the public, but we have been working diligently to continue providing library services to our community. Since April 9, Curbside Service has been providing cardholders with access to library materials. Call 402-564-7116 option 2 or use your library card …
On a calendar void of the Red-White Spring Game, the Lincoln Marathon and the blue jackets of the annual state FFA convention, the loss of the National High School Finals Rodeo represents the biggest economic hit yet.
Starting Monday, adult patients will be allowed one healthy adult visitor.
Bob Ravenscroft said Bryan Health has experienced some "pretty pointed" criticism that its stance on masks is politically motivated.
The Lincoln Airport, which already has seen its passenger numbers crater because of COVID-19, is about to take another hit.
Bryan Health officials said they believe COVID-19 cases are stabilizing even as they reported what appears to be the highest number so far of hospitalized patients from Lancaster County.
David Graff works remotely these days, as do the hundreds who call Hudl's high-tech headquarters in the Haymarket their workplace.
The Columbus Public Library (CPL) is ready for this year’s summer reading program entitled “Imagine Your Story!”
The crew of the StarCare helicopter based in Crete can now find itself transporting two, three or sometimes even four COVID-19 patients a day.
Although the national average price of gas reached around $2.90 last May, Parkview One Stop in Schuyler is currently sitting around $1.49.
This year, Summer Reading is going to be unlike any Summer Reading you have seen before! We have a lot of fun activities planned during the entire summer. Make sure to keep an eye on the Columbus Public Library Facebook page and Beanstack page for some of the activities.
At every age, being active is important to good health. As a parent, you should encourage your children to get plenty of exercise. Not only does it help them grow up strong and healthy, it's the start of a habit that will serve them well throughout their lives.
The hotel company announced earlier this week that it will be permanently laying off more than 1,300 people as part of a corporate cost-cutting initiative to deal with the huge drop in travel due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The former owner of Imagine That Scrapbooking and Artzy Haven in Columbus has taken on a new challenge in Schuyler.
We’re here to help. At the federal level, in the midst of this coronavirus fight, our goal is to protect healthcare, protect individuals and families, and protect small business. We are doing three things at once––ensuring we have the ability to care for the sick, fight the disease, and sust…
