Business News Briefs

QuinnQuinn marks 30 years at Loup PowerCOLUMBUS — Line Crew Leader Dan Quinn of Columbus was recently recognized for 30 years of service to Loup Power District.Quinn joined Loup in 1994 as an Apprentice Line Technician in Albion.

Troopers on patrol for impaired drivers

LINCOLN — ‘Tis the season to help everyone reach their destinations safely. Over the final few weeks of 2024, troopers will be on patrol across Nebraska working to keep holiday travel safe.

Smith offers tickets for Trump inauguration

WASHINGTON, D.C. — On Monday, Congressman Adrian Smith (R-NE) encouraged residents of Nebraska’s Third District interested in attending the 60th Presidential Inauguration Ceremonies on Monday, January 20, 2025, in Washington, D.C., to contact his office for information on obtaining tickets.

Gov. Jim Pillen joins Republican governors Supporting Trump’s Immigration Policies

LINCOLN, NE – Governor Jim Pillen has joined 25 other Republican governors supporting President Donald Trump’s commitment to deporting “dangerous criminals, gang members, and terrorists who are in the country illegally.

Prevent houseplant insect populations exploding

Insects and mites can rapidly develop into high populations on indoor plants. Many are very small and go unnoticed until a houseplant exhibits symptoms of insect feeding. Once a plant is heavily infested, control becomes challenging.

Feels like Christmas

It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas in Fullerton. TOP LEFT: Jennifer and Ellie Carr visit with Santa Claus on Saturday at Fullerton’s Old-Fashioned Christmas. TOP RIGHT: Russ’s Kettle Corn was made fresh for the festivities.

Oakley retires after 49 years at BCHC

ALBION — After 49 years of remarkable service, Gayla Oakley, RN, CCRP, MAACVPR, will retire from Boone County Health Center (BCHC) in December 2024.

Hellbusch brings in near record-setting deer

Tom Hellbusch of Fullerton filled his buck tag during the annual Nebraska rifle season with a deer he will remember for years to come. Nance County Sheriff Ben Bakewell unofficially scored it at a 260”.

Seeking local nominees for Cornhusker Power Goodwill Fund

The Cornhusker Power Goodwill Fund Trustees are looking for a person from Nance County who would like to be a Trustee on the Cornhusker Power Goodwill Fund Board. The current trustee, Marc Swantek, completed two 3-year terms. Cornhusker Public Power District must serve the applicant’s home.