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2019 Football Pick’Em Contest
After a one-year absence, the Football Pick’Em has returned to The Courier-Tribune – fifty years after it premiered as Northeast Kansas’ original contest. See inside each edition for official rules and to play.
Read MoreNC plays Sabetha tough in opener
Nemaha Central kicked off the 2019 high school football season Friday night, September 6, with a visit from Big 7 League foe and cross country rival Sabetha. The Thunder took a very early lead when junior Tyler Gerety took the opening kick-off 88 yards for a touchdown. . . . . For the rest of…
Read MoreNC boys get Big 7 wins on the road
Nemaha Central High School’s baseball team (8-6 overall, 6-4 Big 7) recovered from its losses to Sabetha and Rock Creek. See the Courier Tribune for the rest of the story.
Read MoreOnline school working well for Seneca eighth grader
In just a few short weeks the school year will end, marking the start of a summer vacation that Elliott Crabtree is looking forward to enjoying, just like every other school student. For the rest of the story, pick up the Courier Tribune today!
Read MoreNo decision on NextEra term sheet
County Commissioners on Monday said they needed more time to review information that was presented at last week’s public discussion hearings before voting whether to approve the term sheet for the Soldier Creek Wind Energy Center. For more – Pick up a Courier today!
Read MoreCHS students participate in TVL Art Show
On March 27, Centralia art students participated in the Twin Valley League Art Show hosted at Hanover. Twelve schools out of thirteen showcased various art projects completed by high school art students.
Read MorePublic’s opinion sought on county wind project
Public comment will be heard at two meetings next week on the term sheet negotiated with NextEra Energy for the Soldier Creek Wind Energy Center, and indirectly, the future of industrial-type wind and solar energy facilities in Nemaha County. Pick up a Courier for the rest of the story.
Read MoreYoung Retiring from SFD
Aaron Young announced his retirement from the Seneca Fire Department at the regular meeting held on February 25, 2019. Aaron had served on the Seneca Fire Department since his election on February 22, 1999. Pick up a Courier for the rest of the story.
Read MoreCounty still in Talks with NextEra
Negotiations continue with NextEra Energy Resources, Nemaha County Commissioners said Monday morning, following a one-hour telephone consultation with special attorney James Neeld to discuss a term sheet that will lay out rules and regulations for construction, operation and ultimately dismantling the 300 megawatt Soldier Creek Wind Energy Center. To see the rest of the…
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