Area News

Seneca driver to be recognized by Beatrice Speedway this Friday night. For more of the story, see the August 16, 2023 edition of the Courier.

Two hundred and twenty-nine individual properties are listed on the Nemaha County Delinquent Tax List for 2022, which began publication in this edition of The Courier-Tribune. For more information, see the August 16, 2023 edition.

Working around construction might be a theme for Nemaha Central Schools, which will begin the 2023-2024 school year on Thursday, amid work underway on the $24.4-million bond project. For more information, see the August 16, 2023 Courier-Tribune.

Mid August might be the perfect time to embark on a summer road trip. Vacation spots will be less crowded as many families have taken their annual outings, traffic will be lighter, motels and restaurants less crowded. For more of the story, see the Aug. 9, 2023 Courier.

A proposed 2024 budget for Nemaha County would increase the tax collection by just over $209,000. A summary of the budget is published in the week’s edition. County Commissioners will consider approval of the budget following a hearing set September 18 at 10 am at he the Courthouse. For the rest of the story, see…

A new approach will be given a try to remedy problems on older brick surfaced streets, with Seneca City Council members last week approving asphalt patching followed by a chip and seal surface for a troublesome block of North 5th Street. See the Aug. 9 Courier-Tribune for more of the story.

See the Aug. 9, 2023 Courier for pictures from the County Fair.

See inside the Aug. 2 Courier-Tribune for photos from the Nemaha County Fair that took place this last weekend.

The Seneca City Council will meet Wednesday, August 2, beginning at 7:30 pm at City Hall. Council meetings are open to the public and time is given for public comment at the start of the meeting. * * * For more of the story, see the Aug. 2nd edition of the Courier-Tribune.

The next stop of construction on USD 115’s $24.2 bond project was approved at the July 10 board of education meeting. * * * For more of the story, see the Aug. 2 edition of the Courier-Tribune.