Pawnee City News

Harry Strunk was not outwardly a religious man. Yet he readily admitted that he had been the recipient of events that, if not miracles, were beyond the ordinary.

Two Nebraska banks have obtained federal loan guarantees through the U.S Department of Agriculture, which is using federal stimulus funding.

Today, Nebraskaa s Senator Ben Nelson said that a Nebraska winery/microbrewery and a telecommunications company will expand operations thanks to more than $6.6 million in loan guarantees announced by the U.S. Department of Agriculture through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.

There is much more to see in Pawnee City than just the street named after hometown hero Larry the Cable Guy.

Nebraskan Joy Huber will bring her ideas and enthusiasm next month to a national forum on the financial future of the next generation.

A Pawnee City man is dead and four others injured following a two-vehicle crash in southeastern Nebraska.

A man convicted in a 2006 murder wants the Nebraska Supreme Court to throw out his conviction and life sentence, saying his confession to police was obtained illegally.

Lucky Bucket Brewing Co. is now brewing beer in La Vista - where its companion business, Solas Distillery, is finally under way.

Dan Jensen , Kristin Harris and Warren Crouse enjoy beer from SchillingBridge Winery & Microbrewery, which is located near Pawnee City, during the Nebraska Brewing Company's Beer Fest on Sunday.

The man who added the catch phrases "Git-R-Done" and "Lord, I Apologize" to the American lexicon and drew fans by the pickup truckload to his shows proved to be one of the most successful comics of the early 2000s.

The man who added the catch phrases "Git-R-Done" and "Lord, I Apologize" to the American lexicon and drew fans by the pickup truckload to his shows proved to be one of the most successful comics of the early 2000s.

At a news conference Tuesday, it was announced that Whitney had made the gift to the Child Advocacy Center through his new Git-R-Done Foundation.

Imagine this: Memorial Stadium packed to the brim with people who are laughing so hard they startle birds in nearby trees.

The 10-11 Can Care-A-Van continued it's roll through Nebraska Tuesday to help stock local food pantrys.

Blustery winds and possible tornadoes did little to dampen the enthusiam of comedian Larry the Cable Guy's fans.