Mead News

University of Nebraska-Lincoln extension experts are preparing three summer crop clinics at state facilities near Mead.

There are concerns about water contamination coming from the Superfund Site near Mead, Nebraska.

L.) response to methyl bromide fumigation, in the absence of known specific pathogens, are unknown.

The Profitability Project is designed to show farmers how to conduct crop research on their farms using their own machinery.

Crop scouts will learn how to better manage corn and soybean pests during a University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension Crop Scout Training for Pest Managers program March 16.

Kyle Charlton had a simple request for the St. Vrain Valley school board: Don't break up my Scout troop.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension will provide corn and soybean producers information on how to be successful with no-till farming practices at the Nebraska No-Till Conference.

Wahoo resident Marilyn Davis clears the snow from the sidewalks near her home Monday morning.

The year 2008 was a dynamic year for those living in the Saunders County area. The following is a list of some of the most newsworthy events that took place during the year.

A crowd gathered on the airport runway in Washington D.C. to greet World War II veterans like Dick Swanson of Mead.

Volunteer fire fighters from three area fire departments received a rude awakening early Tuesday morning.

The Restoration Advisory Board meeting originally scheduled for Dec. 9, regarding the Former Nebraska Ordnance Plant Superfund site near Mead was postponed because of the anticipation of a winter storm.

Sen. Don Preister has postponed this weeka s public meeting on the contamination at the former Nebraska Ordnance Plant near Mead, Neb., due to the pending winter storm.