Broken Bow News

By MICHELLE ZLOMKE Chief Managing Editor Custer County officials hope to have regulations in place by May that will govern the development of wind generation facilities in the county.

Susie Deaver, director of the Central Plains Health, Health and Hospice of Cozad, was recently interviewed by Duane Merchant for Hugh Downs, National Public Television, and was featured on the program regarding ...

Custer County's Board of Supervisors offered a contract for public defender services last week.

By MICHELLE ZLOMKE Chief Managing Editor A site near Broken Bow could become the state's next wind farm by 2010, under proposals being accepted by Nebraska Public Power District.

By MICHELLE ZLOMKE Chief Managing Editor A grant award will allow CEDARS Central Nebraska to expand its services and help the state address some of the issues that surfaced during the implementation and ...

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The supply of water in eastern Nebraskaa s lower Platte River basin is on the verge of being outpaced by demand, the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources said Monday.

With chemigation season just a few months away, training sessions have been scheduled for West Central Nebraska, said a University of Nebraska-Lincoln technologist.

Doug Smith, right, is sworn in as a new member of the Broken Bow City Council by City Attorney Jason White.

County and state representatives marked the opening of a new building for use by the Department of Health and Human Services in Broken Bow Tuesday.

COZADa 'A large crowd had responded for the annual Winter Wonderland parade through the downtown district in Cozad.

The Custer County Chief is celebrating the completion of its office renovation with an open house and ribbon cutting today in downtown Broken Bow.

Emergency personnel from six departments answered the call Saturday evening when a pedestrian was killed while crossing the tracks at 10th Street in Broken Bow.

The man, who's booked big name acts in Sioux City for years, will step down in next week.

Justin Spencer, 34, of Broken Bow, was arraigned Monday in Custer County Court on a charge of felony domestic assault.

These little tykes may not yet fully understand that many children around the world don't get Christmas presents every year - or ever.

Photo by Michelle Zlomke Broken Bowa s businesses kicked off the holiday season with a Festival of Lights celebration, including a lighted Christmas Parade.

The traditional Winter Wonderland parade will be held at Cozad on Monday, Dec. 1. The parade will move westward on Eighth Street starting at 6:30 p.m. Lighted floats, including school, church, organizations and ...

As part of a Lose for Good Campaign, Broken Bow Weight Watchers lost a total of 146.5 pounds in six weeks this fall and donated that weight in food to the local Food Pantry.