In an area behind the register at Geno's Minno Mart, you'll find every photo ever featured in The Columbus Telegram that ran as part of "Geno's Fishing Report."
At our July 15th Committee of the Whole, the city administrator gave an update regarding our discussions with FEMA and what we could expect regarding their financial participation as we look to move forward with Quail Run repairs. I then presented to the City Council my vision for moving forward:
A federal judge will allow a class-action lawsuit accusing Nelnet of canceling income-based repayment programs before the deadline to renew them to move forward.
Whenever I write about or hear about a small-town grocery closing, it's usually blamed on Dollar General, which has shifted its focus over the past several years to aggressively expanding in small towns that are too small for Walmart.
Biologist Mike Gutzmer is a hands-on kind of guy who enjoys nothing more than getting outside and interacting with nature.
As the state's new tourism slogan opines, Nebraska's not for everyone.
Lincoln has long missed out on the regional data center boom that has brought major tech companies such as Facebook, Google, Apple and Microsoft to Omaha and Des Moines, Iowa.
The Omaha law firm of Gross & Welch is pleased to announce that Gerard T. Forgét III has been elected as a Shareholder of the firm.
Registration for Columbus Public Library’s, “A Universe of Stories” summer reading program is still taking place, so families have time to sign up for the out-of-this-world festivities. Participants will enjoy animated Monday movies; learn from insightful Tuesday presentations conducted by W…
In April, financial news website MarketWatch named the Lincoln-Omaha region as the top new tech hot spot in the United States.
Two banking trade groups are suing the Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance and a Lincoln credit union over the credit union's plans to expand its reach.
UNADILLA — For most of his adult life, MK Meats owner Tom Hruby has spent his working days with goosebumps on his arms and little room to stretch out.
Amber Spiegel, Personal Banker at Columbus Bank and Trust Company in Columbus recently completed the 2018/2019 Advanced School of Banking. The second year session of this course was held June 3-7, 2019, in Manhattan, Kansas. The Advanced School of Banking is sponsored by the Kansas and Nebra…
Interest continues to grow among consumers when it comes to purchasing a new vehicle - specifically an electric vehicle (EV).
Rob and Tracy Gasper had dreams of turning the old Schweser’s building at the corner of 27th Avenue and 13th Street into a community hub when they purchased it a couple of years ago, and that is undoubtedly a reality today.
Patrons of downtown staple Picket Fence Cafe will still get that retro diner feeling when they step inside, but the upgrades are certainly noticeable.
Nebraska is likely to be one of the first states outside of California to hold trials over whether the weed killer Roundup is responsible for causing cancer.
A Canadian company has announced plans to buy the former Cabela's distribution center in Sidney.
19-year staffing expert, Julie Luther, takes a new position as Regional Manager for the staffing agency headquartered out of Omaha, NE. A leader in the staffing industry, Advance Services has provided clients with the most qualified employees available since 1994.
PAPILLION — As of Thursday, it's possible that post you liked or that photo you uploaded to your Facebook page was routed through Nebraska.
Sharon Trofholz of Columbus retired from Loup Power District after more than 37 years of service.
When Hollie Olk first met Yara Ramos Hernandez, Yara was just about to start her own graphic design business with help from Central Community College-Columbus’ Entrepreneurship Center.
Columbus residents can now shop at the Walmart in town without having to actually go aisle to aisle.
It was like pandemonium in the Slumberland Furniture parking lot on Wednesday afternoon when the Emergency Donut Vehicle pulled up.
Move over gentlemen, Gaver Tire Pros & Auto Center Co-Owners Jason and Kelly Gaver, along with Thrivent Financial consultant Melanie Knoepfle, are aiming to get area women under the hoods of cars.
Runza restaurant is far more than just a source of income for Joe Niedbalski.
Nebraska banks followed up their record performance in 2018 with a record first quarter.
If you had driven past Shane Bristol's farm south of York earlier this month, you might have seen a construction yellow-colored tractor with a planter attached tooling around his soybean field.
Have you ever considered taking a water exercise class? It is a low impact form of exercise that anyone can do. It is an effective exercise that will give you benefits of cardio, strength and flexibility without the stress on your joints.
Local Coalition Working to Create a Healthier Community
There is currently a lot of moving and shaking happening around town regarding business development and relocation.
“Some cause happiness wherever they go; others whenever they go” -Oscar Wilde
Behavioral Health Specialists Inc. welcomes Jay Fleecs as the new executive director. Jay was previously director of Human Resources at Norfolk Iron & Metal for 22 years. Jay and his wife, Brenda have lived in Norfolk for 28 years and they have three children Andrew, Jaxson and Kaitlyn.
The East Central chapter of the Midwest Street Rod Association (MSRA) is holding its 45th annual Memorial Day Show n’ Shine Car Show today at Pawnee Park.
What goes around comes around in the Legislature. And sometimes it happens quickly.
The Legislature's Executive Board is clearing a pathway for potential enactment of a new state business tax-incentives program before senators are scheduled to conclude their legislative session next week.
The first time Garrett Elting was asked to appear on History Channel's "Forged in Fire" was a few years ago.
Legislation to enact a new business tax incentives package that would succeed the expiring Nebraska Advantage Act appears to be in some jeopardy.
You've likely already seen the highest gas prices of the year.
Nebraska agricultural exports declined by $200 million in 2017, according to a Nebraska Farm Bureau report released Thursday.
When John McCollister pulled off Interstate 80 and up to a pump at the Fat Dogs gas station near North Platte he ended up driving away without filling his tank.
SHELBY - The Shelby Hotel Bar & Grill was the only childhood home Columbus resident Dallas Thelen ever knew.
