Sheryl Schmeckpepper

Lucy Yost wants every grave of every veteran buried at Prospect Hill Cemetery to be recognized with an official flag marker — which is why the 17-year-old is on a

People driving along Fourth Street may have noticed a new sign on the block.

Local issues such as road construction and housing, national issues such as the crisis on the country’s southern border and international issues such as the situation with China were among

Philanthropy isn’t just for the rich and famous; anyone can make life better for others.

Stepping into the upper level of Amy Renter’s building on Norfolk Avenue is like stepping back to the 1930s. One-hundred-year-old wood covers the floor and surrounds the doorways and windows,

Jim Black doesn’t take rejection lightly.

HOSKINS — After spending two years taking down old walls, putting up new walls, replacing and repairing aging electrical, heating, air conditioning and sewer infrastructure, refinishing floors, installing a plethora

The 108 Bar and Grill opened recently in Hoskins. “Everything is brand new — the fixtures, walls, light fixtures — everything,” owner Ryan Anderson said.

Proof of Beckenhauer Construction's longevity is found all around Norfolk. There's the former city auditorium at First Street and Braasch Avenue, the Norfolk Family YMCA, St. Mary's Church and more.

BATTLE CREEK — People living in the Battle Creek area should be looking relaxed and refreshed thanks to two businesses that experienced changes last year.

Bertha Medina-Garcia’s dream of becoming a U.S. citizen may never come true. But last Friday, the Cuban native was named an honorary citizen of Nebraska by way of Legislative Resolution

The late Jim Croce wished he could save “Time in a Bottle.” The 1970s-era singer-songwriter was lamenting the fact that time goes by too quickly. He wanted to save every

Larry Pearson calls the new Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial a “great addition to the state.”

If not for the passion of a few good people, a building that today is a centerpiece of Norfolk’s historic downtown might be just a conglomeration of dropped ceilings and

Nebraska’s participation in the Underground Railroad may have been short, but it was significant.

Car club members passionate about racing, philanthropy

Car club members passionate about racing, philanthropy

The list of people who played a role in making the Orphan Grain Train’s new Servant Center a reality is long. But if you asked any of them who really

Otto Schmidt remembered during ceremony

A large crowd of local and state officials, politicians and citizens gathered on the banks of the North Fork River on Thursday afternoon to recognize the transformation of Johnson Park.