If you've been thinking gas prices have been plummeting lately, your eyes aren't deceiving you.
Nebraska is a leader in competitive robotics, and the 2018-19 season is closing in on the kick-off at Cross County High School Saturday, Nov. 17.
The Columbus Telegram is one of the first newspapers in Nebraska to become OnePress certified.
Chris Dreifurst never imagined deciding to stop and fill up his tank with gas at Dickie Doodles one May 2007 morning would change his life, but it did.
Opponents of the Keystone XL pipeline Friday cheered a federal judge's ruling that has further delayed construction of the project.
ASHLAND — Nearly 20 years after founding Cheri O’s, Cheri O’Kelly still rushes to work every day.
Gary Pearson of Genoa has retired from Loup Power District after more than 35 years of service.
History buffs don’t have to wait for St. Nick to get a treat this holiday season.
Nebraska Supreme Court justices honed in on key arguments Thursday, pelting attorneys on both sides of the battle over the proposed Keystone XL pipeline with questions.
An Iowa-based startup insurer that left a few hundred Nebraska farmers in the lurch earlier this year appears to no longer be participating in the federal government's crop insurance program.
The parent company of Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing reported huge losses in its rail car division — largely because of issues at its U.S. operations based in Lincoln — and the head of the company suggested it could exit the business altogether.
The process of reaching the right fit between a prospect employee and employer isn’t always the easiest.
Construction on The Oasis Lounge’s new downtown location is ongoing.
Knudsen Law Firm is pleased to announce the association of Sydney C. Aase with the firm. Sydney joined the Knudsen Law Firm in 2017 as a law clerk and became an associate earlier in 2018. She practices workers’ compensation, business law, real estate law, and general litigation.
Columbus Real Estate Broker Chris Nelson didn’t frequent Sonic Drive-In all that much when it had a location in town back in the 1980s.
The Columbus Area Chamber on Friday announced this year’s annual award-winners to be honored next month at the Columbus Area Business Hall of Fame Banquet.
In a former life, the site of Nebraska Innovation Campus’ newest building was a copse of trees and vendor stalls near the eastern edge of the midway of State Fair Park.
A Columbus native is now serving as the managing director of Northwestern Mutual branches in Columbus, Fremont and Norfolk.
Union Bank & Trust recently promoted Mark Krings to Vice President of Customer Service.
Dan Korus, President of the Bank of Lindsay, has announced that Julie Beller has been promoted to Loan Officer at the bank. Julie accepted a teller position at the bank in May of 2008 and was recently promoted to loan officer.
Imagine – you’re sitting on your couch, turn on your computer and within a couple of minutes, you’ve successfully purchased or sold farmland in Nebraska or any of the immediate surrounding states.
Hy-Vee on Thursday announced a voluntary recall of six meat and potato products because of possible contamination with salmonella and listeria monocytogenes.
Gene Tyser started working at the former Vise-Grip plant in DeWitt in 1975 as a tool and die maker.
On Sept. 18, 2015, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued an order to recall Volkswagen car models that were discovered to have been programmed to deceive emission testing.
October is Manufacturing Month in Nebraska, but the state actually hit a major industry milestone a couple of months earlier.
Eakes Office Solutions is excited to announce the promotion of Quinn Vinson to Store Manager of their Columbus location. Mr. Vinson, an Eakes employee since 1994, excelled in furniture sales in Columbus before eventually becoming a Sales Manager, leading sales efforts in furniture, office su…
John Williams of Columbus has retired from Loup Power District after more than 30 years of service.
Sears may soon join the list of retailers headed to the scrap heap.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — President Donald Trump came to America's heartland Tuesday to lay out his plans for the future of ethanol.
After putting their opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline on the record, Bold Nebraska pipeline fighters walked out of a U.S. Department of State open house Tuesday, calling the process a sham because it wasn't a true public hearing.
More than 100 people are set to lose their jobs at the former Cabela's credit card operation.
Dan McCawley of Rising City has retired from Loup Power District after more than 26 years of service.
Already co-owner of Fabulous Forever downtown and longtime co-manager of Sahara Lounge, Nicole Saalfeld never thought about opening up a bar of her own until recently.
Some of the more than 132,000 pounds of ground beef recalled by Cargill Meat Solutions last week may have gone to stores in Nebraska.
There was heartbreak in Lincoln two years ago when popular sandwich shop Doozy’s closed its doors there following more than two decades in business, but Columbus has avoided the same fate.
The Nebraska Farm Bureau on Wednesday announced a new health insurance plan specifically geared for farmers, ranchers and agriculture-related businesses.
I've written quite a bit about craft beer over the past few years, as the industry has really taken off locally.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has slapped Werner Enterprises with a lawsuit accusing the Omaha-based transportation company of violating the Americans with Disabilities Act for refusing to hire a Texas driver because he is deaf.
Jose Arita remembers frequently wandering into the kitchen area of Carerra Café in Los Angeles as a 9-year-old boy.
You can now get wireless phone service from your TV and internet provider.
Deb Hoadley of Newman Grove has retired from Loup Power District after more than 35 years of service.
A federal jury in Omaha has entered a $53.6 million verdict in favor of Papillion-based Infogroup Inc. in a false advertising and copyright infringement lawsuit against its former founder, Vinod Gupta, and his company DatabaseUSA.com.
Nearly 9,000 rural Nebraska homes and businesses will get access to high-speed internet for the first time, the Federal Communications Commission announced Tuesday.
Nebraska officials cheered the news Monday that President Donald Trump had reached an agreement with Mexico to potentially replace the North American Free Trade Agreement.
The average student loan balance grew slightly for last year's college graduates, coming in at $28,288, up a little more than $300 from the previous year, according to a report released earlier this month from LendEDU, a financial services marketplace.
For months in 2017, On Point Technology prepared to answer the Nebraska Department of Labor’s call to upgrade the state’s aging and outdated unemployment insurance systems.
Nebraska is in line to get more than $36 million from the federal government after a U.S. District Court judge in Texas ruled that it and five other states are entitled to a refund of fees on their state Medicaid programs.
It looks like this will be Younkers' last week in Lincoln.
