Nance County News

Officials have identified the two people killed when a motorcycle sparked an explosion in their home.

A man and a boy were killed Saturday evening when a motorcycle they working on in the basement of their Genoa home backfired and caused an explosion.

A temporary court injunction sought by Michael Cave, of Silver Creek, to force the Board of Education of Nance County District 30 to reinstate his seat on the Twin River School Board has been denied.

Noah Spagnotti participates in plenty of activities as a member of Nance County 4-H clubs The Westerners and Hot Shots.

Jeff Cuba, the recall petition's primary circulator, says he and others are short of the 592 signatures needed to force a recall election for Rodney Wetovick. via KRVN-AM Lexington

A 17-year-old high school girl from Genoa has died from injuries related to a Friday morning car crash. via KOLN-TV Lincoln

“I really think we're getting a raw deal”

For the second time since 1999, the Charlton County Commission is trying to remove some county Board of Assessors members before their terms expire. via Jacksonville.com

Two crashes in Nebraska Saturday morning killed two people. The first happened just after midnight in Platte County at Higway 91 and 115th Avenue. via WOWT-TV Omaha

“A Time for Thanks, A Time for Giving”

We take care of our own in Nebraska. Whether we are working together to rebuild a town devastated by a tornado, or giving Christmas gifts to a family in need, if our neighbor needs a hand we give it. via Lincoln Journal Star

“IRC") announced today that re-structuring of ownership in the Legacy Sand Project ("Legacy") in Nance County, Nebraska, has been completed. This development-stage "frac sand”

AMEX:ROY TSX: IRC DENVER, CO, Dec. 24 /CNW Telbec/ - International Royalty Corporation announced today that re-structuring of ownership in the Legacy Sand Project in Nance County, Nebraska, has been completed. via Canada NewsWire

Twelve men and three women convicted of crimes in Central Nebraska are scheduled for hearings before the Nebraska Parole Board in the next few weeks. via Grand Island Independent