Area News

NVCH receives grant from the STEP Foundation to help patients dealing with Dementia and Alzheimers. * For the rest of the story, see the Aug. 2nd Courier-Tribune.

Seneca city leaders would like to regulate how propane can be stored and used in city limits, in response to a state statute that limits municipalities’ ability to completely ban residential and commercial propane installations. For the rest of the story, see the July 26, 2023 issue of The Courier-Tribune.

Heinen Brothers Ag of Seneca is one of three companies contracted with the Kansas Forest Service to be on call to fight fires anywhere in Kansas, plus northern Oklahoma and southern Nebraska. For the rest of the story, see the July 26, 2023 issue of The Courier-Tribune.

This edition of The Courier-Tribune is the annual Fair Edition, providing stories and other information about the Nemaha County Fair, which runs July 27 – 31. For the rest of the story please see July 26, 2023 issue of the Courier-Tribune.

NCEM Director, Eddie Aldrine, purchased a drone with the help of grant funds. For more of the story, see the July 26, 2023 issue of The Courier-Tribune.

  An established chiropractic practice will soon have a new owner and new name, as Dr. Cameron Haug will begin seeing patients on January 7 at Haug Spine Fit Chiropractic.   For more of the story see the Dec. 29 Courier-Tribune.

It has been a life-long dream of Allison Koch’s to operate her own restaurant. Now it’s a reality with her purchase last week of Lori’s Cafe on US 36 Highway in Seneca.   For the rest of the story – see the Dec. 29 Courier-Tribune.

The Thunder boys hit the road to start the 2021-2022 season this past Friday, traveling to Perry Lecompton High School to take on Big 7 rival, the Kaws. For more information see your copy of the Courier-Tribune.

(Submitted by Nemaha County STEP Foundation) The Nemaha County STEP Foundation is excited to announce two new funds provided by an anonymous donor. For more information see your copy of the Courier Tribune.

Nemaha County outstanding 4-H Clubs and individuals were recognized at the 2021 4-H Achievement Event, which was held November 23. For more information and to see the list of winners, see your copy of the Courier Tribune!