Sargent News

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Lanny Curtis scooped his walk in Broken Bow Saturday after an early-season storm dumped several inches of snow in the area.

By ELLEN MORTENSEN Chief Assistant Editor What do you get when you cross a bear with a cardinal? The communities of Callaway and Arnold may be finding the answer to that question soon.

By DEBORAH McCASLIN Chief Publisher and MICHELLE ZLOMKE Chief Managing Editor SARGENT -- The Golden LivingCenter in Sargent is closing.

Sargent's Golden LivingCenter nursing home is slated for closing November 30th and will consolidate with a home in nearby Broken Bow.

The tough economy hits home to a central Nebraska living center. Golden Living Center in Sargent will close it's doors and consolidate with the Broken Bow facility.

By ELLEN MORTENSEN Chief Assistant Editor CALLAWAY - - This was year 19 for the Callaway Kite Flight, but this year was different.

Custer County Foundation's leaders hope to have a new executive director identified within two weeks.

The University of Nebraskaa 'Lincoln Extension in Garfield, Loup & Wheeler Counties, the Burwell Affiliate of the Nebraska Cattlemen, and Arrow Seed is proud to announce that they will be sponsoring an Alfalfa Field Day on Thursday, July 9, 2009.A The site for the event will be an alfalfa field of Vaughn Svobodaa TMs located 1 mile west of Ord on ...

Eustis rolled out the red carpet for the 30th annual Wurst Tag Days recently. The huge celebration focused attention upon the community's German heritage.

The smell of barbecue in the air, the squeals of laughter of children on carnival rides, the colorful pageantry of a small-town parade, all mean one thing - summer is here! This weekend those sights, sounds and smells will come to life, as Oconto hosts its annual Blowin' the Doors Off BBQ, and Sargent hosts the Sargent Fair & Chokecherry Jamboree.

Jerry and Christy Ehlers, of Cole Camp, and Mike and Linda Hart, of Nixa, announce the engagement of their daughter, Gwendolyn Anne Hart, to Chad Alan Schultz.

More than 25 miles of Omahaa s streets will get a make over this summer at a cost of $4.5 million, Mayor Mike Fahey says.