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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ flexible approach to water releases out of the Missouri River Mainstem Reservoir System during December and January has created an additional 500,000 acre-feet of flood control storage available for the 2012 runoff season.
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The Republican Liberty Caucus of Nebraska announced and update today of its plans to host the first Republican Senate debate for the 2012 election cycle. The debate, which will be held at the Ramada Convention Center in Kearney, on Saturday, February 11, from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.., will be open to the public. A previous release had a later start time, however interest in making a broadcast available for distribution to radio stations around the state forced the earlier start time to avoid conflict with a University of Nebraska basketball game.
Unadilla Bill and his cohorts rose early to get the first glimpse of dawn over Unadilla Thursday — and guess what? No shadow. That means an early spring, according to Nebraska’s most famous groundhog.
2012 is off to a deadly start on Nebraska roadways, with 19 people killed in the first month of the New Year.
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James Parsons, an Otoe County sheriff's deputy, is challenging Otoe County Board Chairman Tim Nelsen for the Republican nomination to the board of commissioners.
Parsons, who registered Republican and graduated from Nebraska City High School in 1996, is seeking election to the county board's fourth district. The district includes most of Syracuse, Dunbar, Lorton, Talmage and North Branch precinct west of Otoe.
After high school, Parsons served eight years in the U.S. Army. He earned a degree in criminal justice from Mid-Plains Community College in North Platte.
He was a deputy for the Nemaha County Sheriff's Office for seven years and joined the Otoe County Sheriff's Office in 2007.
It was more than 25 years ago when Bob Brandt caught an unlucky groundhog raiding his garden.
About then, the idea of making Unadilla “Groundhog Capital of Nebraska” was hatched. And once the city got the official proclamation from the Lt. Governor of the state, the town held its first Groundhog Day celebration.
A Pawnee City man is in jail charged with stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from his elderly uncle.
Nebraska’s congressional delegation announced this year’s schedule for the Nebraska Breakfast, the gathering held each Wednesday Congress is in session for Nebraskans to meet with members of the delegation.
Two separate traffic stops on Interstate 80 near Lincoln’s airport interchange have led to the seizure of nearly 27 lbs of marijuana.
A Palmyra youth "fist pumps" his library book in the air on a record-breaking 70 degree day Jan. 30. Warm weather was prevalent in January, but February sounds like it will soon turn winter-like with snow in the forecast for the weekend.
The City of Syracuse is holding it's monthly meeting a week early.
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