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Dylan Anderson discovered tattooing when he was 18 and continues to refine his craft. Photo provided

Dylan Anderson discovered tattooing when he was 18 and continues to refine his craft. Photo provided

Tattoo artist growing, refines his craft

Editor’s Note: We have been holding off publishing this story since April because Dylan Anderson was going to be out of town. This is the story he provided: I grew up in a small farming community in Nebraska, helping check cattle and work the fields.

Library ready for new month

September is upon us! The library will be closed Monday, September 7 for Labor Day. Lego Builders resumes on Tuesday, September 8 from 3:30-4:30. Preschool Story Time will begin Monday, September 14 at 10:30. Bring Your Own Craft Crafternoon is Wednesday, September 16 at 1 pm.

Donations & Memorials

BELGRADE MAIN CEMETERY MemorialsIn memory of Kent Ostrander: Betty CarlsonPEACE CEMETERY MemorialsIn memory of Gerry McIntrye: Jan Hellbusch Marilyn McIntryeNANCE COUNTY VETERANS MEMORIAL AND MILITARY RESOURCE CENTER MemorialsIn memorial of Rick Boardman: Gay Boardman In memory of Russell Sprague:...
The Central Nebraska Special Response Team responded to an incident in Genoa on Thursday. Photo provided

The Central Nebraska Special Response Team responded to an incident in Genoa on Thursday. Photo provided

Armed domestic disturbance resolved safely in Genoa

On Thursday the Nance County Sheriff's Office received a report of a domestic disturbance in the 400 block of Webster Avenue in Genoa, Nance County, Nebraska.The reporting party advised that the suspect, later identified as Justin R. Hadan, age 35, had allegedly threatened his girlfriend, her...

Journal questions city council

FULLERTON — A Nance County Journal co-owner posed a question to the Fullerton City Council last week: Do they believe the newspaper is trying to tear the community apart?NCJ co-owner Rick Holtz spoke to the council to discuss an incident that occurred at the newspaper’s office earlier this month.

County orders pause on data centers

FULLERTON — Nance County officials unanimously approved a moratorium on data centers earlier this month.The Nance County Board of Supervisors approved Resolution #26-13 at their Aug. 11 meeting.
NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

NCJ photos by Rick Holtz

First look inside

Twin River’s hallways were abuzz Monday and Tuesday as the district held an open house both days, giving the public a chance to roam the halls of the new school building. Hundreds of people took advantage of the opportunity to check out the building ahead of school returning this week.

Sheriff’s office participates in ‘Stop Speeding’ campaign

The Nance County Sheriff’s Office participated in the “Stop Speeding Before it Stops You,” campaign from July 27 to Aug. 9, 2026.This was part of a national campaign to reduce speeding related accidents. Nance County Deputies participated by increasing patrols on the highways in the county.