Eagle News

“We have increased our business 15 to 20 percent since we got the permits”

ELMWOOD, Neb. - One of Nebraska's oldest dry towns will decide whether it's time to rewrite history. via Omaha World-Herald

The Eagle-Alvo Fire Department was called to a house fire at 1817 226th St. around 5 a.m. on Nov. via La Vista Sun

Issue date: 1/22/08 Section: Features Media Credit: Vanessa Skocz Eagle Seagull, a local band, performed to a sold-out crowd on Friday evening at Box Awesome, 815 O Street. via Daily Nebraskan

“I always loved watching Cartoon Corral after school.”

The Lincoln chapter of the Salvation Army is on a roll -- as in rare and valuable coins. via Lincoln Journal Star

“It looked like they threw them up in the snow and they slid down from there.”

A former mail carrier from Eagle is fed up with digging her phone books out of roadside snowbanks. via Lincoln Journal Star

Here's a list of some of the city's best holiday light displays. We'll publish your suggestions here on the Web and in the print edition on Dec. via Lincoln Journal Star

Police and rescuers responded to an injury accident around 8:30 a.m. this morning in Lancaster County. via Lincoln Journal Star

Crime scene technicians searched an area east of Lincoln today where a set of human remains was found. via Omaha World-Herald

The Eagle-Alvo Fire Department puts out the flames engulfing Ira Handlon's rural Eagle home around 5 a.m. on Nov. via The Papillion Times

“We spent a lot of time trying to make this as palpable as possible for all involved.”

After more than four years of planning, studying, discussing and still more planning, it looks as though the Nebraska National Guard may have a new helicopter training area as early as next month. via Gothenburg Times

A rural Eagle home was completely destroyed by a fire early Thursday morning. Eagle-Alvo Rural Fire Department was called to the blaze at 1817 226th St. via Lincoln Journal Star

“But maybe down the road, things will turn in their favorite. They'll come back around. But maybe my next song should be 'The Doc is In'.”

When Robert DeBusk of Eagle challenged fellow NASI songwriters to write a holiday song, he took on the challenge as well. via Ralston Recorder

A 26-year-old Eagle man "was suffering from a possible severed leg" after two motorcycles collided Sunday afternoon on the Nehawka Spur, a one-mile road between U.S. 34 and Nehawka, according to the Cass County ... via Lincoln Journal Star

Otoe County sheriff's officials are expecting autopsy results soon from the body of a man found burned to death inside a sport utility vehicle. via Beatrice Daily Sun