Ord News

Ord's annual Farmers Market got two new managers going into the summer of 2013, Kevin Kreger and Caleb Pollard.

Kory Johnson assumed the Police Chief badge and duties Monday morning in Ord. The move back to his hometown and the small-town lifestyle is a plan that he and his wife, Ann, have had for a while.

With last weekend's State Track Meet now in the record books, Ord has a high school track team to be proud of.

Ord, NE Resident Gwendolyn Ann "Gwen" Maly, 71, of rural Ord, NE, entered Heaven's gate from the Valley County Health System Hospital on Sun., May 12, 2013, surrounded by her family.

Dr. Dale Karre participated in the OHS blood drive held Tues., May 14. Dr. Karre has reached the milestone of 23 gallons.

Valley County Health System regrets to announce the resignation of Catina Psota who will be leaving on May 24, 2013 to become Manager at the new Viaero Wireless store in Ord.

Judge Karin Noakes told the court in St. Paul on Monday that she will look over the potential new evidence again and make her decision regarding the motion for a new trial filed by the defense of John Oldson.

VCHS Physical Therapist Heidi Peterson demonstrates the Unweighing Machine on sister, Kellie Peterson as Rehab Dept.

Good Samaritan Emergency Services of Kearney visited Valley County Health System in their new AirCare Helicopter.

Students from Ord Elementary watched intently as Paul Hansen and Rich Woollen lowered "Bob" into the hole Thursday morning on the south side of Ord's south park.

1004 public service reference assisting other agency/insurance company; 1011 public service reference assisting other agency/Greeley County; 1012 report of disturbance; 1048 pagers tested; 1058 public service reference civil matter; 1108 report of semi accident; 1118 Stephanie Ryan, 37, 821 Central Ave., Ericson, booked into Valley County for ... (more)

At 12:15 p.m. on Monday, Officer Corey Johnson of the Nebraska State Patrol out of North Platte was named the new Police Chief for the city of Ord.

Ord Postmaster Dan Petska told the Quiz that beginning on May 4, mail will be picked up to leave Ord one hour earlier every day.

The school boards of both Ord Public Schools and North Loup-Scotia public schools held an open joint special meeting in Scotia last Wed., April 17.