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A routine traffic stop in Tekamah on May 5 led to the arrest of a Bellevue woman on multiple felony charges involving narcotics, firearms, and an alleged explosive device. According … more
After six months apart, Bryce Uhing was recently reunited with his wife, Payton, and their two young children following his deployment to Japan with the United States Marine Corps. Bryce, an … more
Ted Japp is a fifth-generation Washington County resident and former Papio-Missouri River NRD board member, now running for Nebraska’s District 16 legislative seat. A longtime chiropractor and … more
Tekamah-Herman Students once again partnered with the Tekamah Library Foundation and Chatterbox to celebrate a successful year of reading. A total of 112 students in kindergarten through 6th grade … more
At a first glance, a math competition may sound quiet, students bent over calculators and scratch paper in complete silence. But at the Wayne State College 50th Annual Math Contest, the energy … more
Friends and members of the Craig – Alder Grove Church conducted a highway trash pick-up on Wednesday, May 6, 2026. Two miles of highways were scoured for trash. This time, the most interesting item … more
Second installment in a three-part series highlighting Arbor Day celebrations and community forestry efforts across Burt County. Last week’s installment featured Lyons and its recent community … more
The Class of 2001 will host this year’s alumni banquet on Saturday, May 23, with hopes of bringing classmates and friends together for a fun evening of reminiscing and trivia. Doors will open … more
Cindy Chatt, owner of The Chatterbox in Tekamah and a registered Democrat, challenges Ted Japp for Nebraska's District 16 seat. Chatt says she believes rural Nebraska communities survive through … more
On Wednesday April 29, residents from all across Burt County gathered for a lively and meaningful event celebrating community connection and local pride, the Burt County Block Party in part of the … more
With Decatur and Oakland set to follow in the coming weeks, Lyons is leading off a three-part Burt County series on community tree efforts with both a celebration and a significant investment in the … more
Art has a unique way of bringing together a community whether with celebration, storytelling or shared tradition. That spirit will be on full display as Oakland-Craig students showcase their … more
The Logan View TeamMates chapter will be participating in this year’s Fremont Area Big Give coming up on Thursday May 7 th .   The 24 hour giving day has truly been one of the most … more
On Thursday, April 24th at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's East Campus Union, ninety-six of Nebraska's top young STEM enthusiasts competed for honors at the Nebraska State Science … more
Music filled the halls of Tekamah-Herman Schools as area students took the stage for the annual district music contest held Friday, April 24th, bringing together performers from across the region in … more
The Oakland Golf Club is preparing to celebrate a century of community, competition and camaraderie in 2026, with a full slate of events leading up to its official 100-year celebration on … more
Oakland Lions Club, one of the oldest clubs in northeast Nebraska, saw some new beginnings at its April 8 meeting. The club not only greeted a new slate of officers for the coming Lion year, it also … more
    Kaitlin Mundil, a 2004 graduate of Logan View, is playing a key role in one of the most successful seasons in recent history for the Nebraska Cornhuskers club softball team. … more
The artwork of the late Jan Cline-Zimmerman is being offered as a Silent Auction at the Decatur Senior Center. Artist Jan was a member of the Logan Valley Artists and exhibited frequently in … more
Billy Troy was the featured entertainer at April's Birthday Monday event at Tekamah's Chatt Center. He sang Country Western songs and told stories for a full hour. Line dancers from the … more
The April meeting of the Craig Community Fund directors highlighted a busy start to a new year.  Jodi Peterson was welcomed as a new board member, replacing Kirk Eriksen after his … more
This past Thursday, 18 third graders, 11 juniors, 3 teachers, and 85 rainbow trout loaded Lyons-Decatur school bus bright and early bound for Schramm State Park. This wasn't just any field trip, but … more
For many years, Oakland Swedish Festivals featured the crowning of a King and Queen—individuals who had played a meaningful role in preserving and celebrating the community’s Swedish heritage. … more
Despite the cold weather a large crowd came to the Decatur Community Club's annual Easter egg hunt on Saturday. There were 1200 eggs, filled with candy and dimes, scattered in designated areas … more
More than a century of service was recognized at the March 23 meeting of the Tekamah Lions Club. District Governor Karen Jackson made an official visit to her home club to present commemorative … more
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