Custer County News Archives

Cozad Chamber of Commerce members recently hosted a "Quilts Around the Block" promotion.

By ELLEN MORTENSEN Chief Assistant Editor ANSELMO - - Rural Nebraska is littered with old country cemeteries; and in those cemeteries dozens of very old graves whose markers are often barely legible any more.

The Douglas County Health Department has scheduled a news conference for 3:30 p.m. Thursday to discuss Douglas County's first H1N1 Swine Flu death.

Jean Woodward, right, shows Bonnie Neth the original wood pegs in the wall of the old soddy, that were used to hang coats and garments on.

A $75,000 sale of property from the City of Cozad to Cozad School District No. 11 is being negotiated.

Two separate crashes involving semi trailer trucks have claimed the lives of three people in the past two days.

Two accidents claimed the lives of two people in central Nebraska since Friday, the State Patrol reported.

A private rifle range south of Lexington was the stage set for a segment of The History Channel series "Lock and Load," along with its host, R. Lee Ermey, on Aug.

A Merna man is dead, after being involved in a car versus semi-trailer accident.

Western Underground guitarist Mark Sissel showcases his talent during a guitar solo at Tuesday night's Custer County Fair concert.

A large group of youths in grades six through twelve recently spent three days together working on projects benefiting persons and organizations of Cozad.

Western Underground guitarist Mark Sissel showcases his talent during a guitar solo at Tuesday night's Custer County Fair concert.

Western Underground, the band that played with Chris LeDoux for 16 years, performed to a large and enthusiastic crowd Tuesday night at the Custer County Fair in Broken Bow.

COZADa 'Dawn E. Bryant is the guest artist for the month at the Robert Henri Museum in downtown Cozad.