07/15/11 The New England Revolution return home with an aim to put an end to a long winless streak when they play host to Philadelphia Union on Sunday evening at Gillette Stadium.
07/15/11 The New England Revolution return home with an aim to put an end to a long winless streak when they play host to Philadelphia Union on Sunday evening at Gillette Stadium.
07/13/11 SIXTH GRADE: Elizabeth Allen, Thomas Brown, Lauren Bullard, Thomas Crosby, Dia Johnson, Ian Jones, Daniel Quigley, Daniel Rainey, Nicholas Rezendes
07/12/11 A Carroll County grand jury has issued indictments in the following cases.
07/12/11 The Missouri River Joint Information Center held a conference call this evening from the Division offices in Omaha, Nebraska. Erik Blechinger, at the Missouri River Joint Information Center, hosted the call. The following is information from the call and other information provided to me by other sources:
07/07/11 After learning firsthand from state Farm Bureaus about recent flooding devastation in the southern United States the American Farm Bureau Federation now estimates that nearly 3.6 million acres of farmland has been impacted by the natural disaster.
07/07/11 Year in and year out, Frank Beamer's Virginia Tech teams are in contention for the ACC Championship. Recently, the Hokies have taken to playing some of college football's top teams outside of the conference as well. They took on Boise State the opening week last season in a high-profile matchup, falling 33-30. A year earlier they played both Alabama and Nebraska in early season non-conference ...
07/07/11 Abigail Biggins, who was seriously injured in an accident June 19, is slowly recovering, according to her mother. Biggins, of Fort Dodge, was a passenger in a car that was struck by another vehicle near Marathon.
07/07/11 The 2011 Pioneer Farm Family Awards have been announced and will be presented at county fairs this summer.
07/06/11 BEAVER FALLS - Their paths flow from diverse roots, from Seattle and Vermont, New Jersey and Ohio, a farm in Iowa, and Rochester, Beaver County.
07/01/11 Connor Larson of McCook, Neb., and Nathan Greteman of Carroll, Iowa, have signed letters of intent to play next fall for the University of Nebraska at Omaha tennis team, Mavs coach Mike Saniuk said Thursday. Larson was a two-time...
07/01/11 Benjamin Wittrock of Breda received a Bachelor of Science in business administration, fitness and sports management, from Midland University on June 2.
06/29/11 Rapid City Post 320 brought its bats and then some to Chadron (Neb.) and easily swept an American Legion doubleheader on the road on Tuesday night.
06/27/11 Associated Press 'Butter cow lady' of Iowa State Fair dies TOLEDO (AP) -- Norma "Duffy" Lyon, who gained fame as the "butter cow lady" of the Iowa State Fair, has died.
06/22/11 Morningside College recently presented its new Excellence in Leadership Award to Erin Bohlmann of Denison and Jessica Boschen of Newman Grove, Nebraska, recognizing overall growth and leadership during their time in college.
06/20/11 The UFC is packed with young talent. A new crop has moved into MMA and begun to establish themselves among the UFC elite. This article will look at each weight division's best up and coming fighter, inside the UFC. I will also make mention of Jon Jones ; perhaps MMA's fastest rise to the top story. Begin Slideshow
06/20/11 In her short life, Emily Averill saw a long list of accomplishments and honors. Her time at St. Edmond High School was marked by participation in numerous activities, including tennis and choir.
06/19/11 The father of a deceased man wrongfully convicted in a 1985 murder in southeast Nebraska will likely take over his son's federal lawsuit against Gage County.
06/19/11 TIMBERLY ROSS Associated Press OMAHA, Neb. The father of a man wrongfully convicted in a 1985 murder in southeast Nebraska will likely take over his dead son's federal lawsuit against Gage County. Joseph White spent nearly 20 years in Nebraska prisons after being wrongly convicted in the 1985 rape and killing of Helen Wilson of Beatrice. He was released in 2008 and last year brokered a $500,000 ...
06/19/11 The Southeastern Conference has produced college football's last five national champions. | 
