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Cougar Culture is in full force this school year, and has evolved into the “Cougar Cage” to intimidate the opponents at sporting events.
Crazy In Cougar Pride
It was a perfect night. Something a bit magical in the air. Perhaps it was the popcorn machine being warmed up for the first time of the season sending its salty aromas under our noses. Maybe it was … more
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(left to right) Aubrey Andersen, Ashlynn Whitley, Mrs. Mace, Bailey Tuttle, and Camryn Brehmer couldn't be more proud of what they have accomplished for both their school and their female students.
For Girls Only:
It all started with an English assignment. As sophomores, Lyons-Decatur Northeast students go through an Editorial Unit, where in the end, they write their own editorial as if it were to be … more
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Burt county Deputy is raising funds for a K-9
Burt County Sheriff's Deputy Tristen Kautman is doing his best to raise funds to pay for a K-9 for the county. According to Kautman the county has never had a K-9 unit, and has always relied on … more
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This wasn’t the picture used in the article but so much prettier than the picture taken from the shore in the daytime.
DECATUR IS RECOGNIZED AS AS ONE OF THE TOP 7
The reflection of the colored lights on the Missouri River is something people don’t see unless they are on the river after dark. Vicki Lill and her family come to Decatur from Lincoln … more
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What’s Happening at the Senior Center in September
The Center will be closed on September 5 in observance of Labor Day, but otherwise the normal things are planned throughout September.   Volunteers have once again helped out by … more
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Burt County round-up
The one and six year plan was on the agenda for the Burt County board of supervisors last week. Roads were the specific topic in the plan. The Board spent close to 45 minutes with Burt County … more
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Oakland-Craig students undertake a not so corny experience as they try and determine the expected yield per acre based on examining a single ear of corn.
Field” trip gives students real world experience
Oakland-Craig students in Mrs. Nelson's Chemistry class visited Ben Pearson's Pioneer Test Plot to estimate the yield for each hybrid.  The short out-of-classroom experience helped them to … more
Taking the stage in Uehling on Sun. Sept. 4th will be the cast of Long Tall Lester: Billy Black (Kavan Egbers), Mayor (Riley Hilbers), Asst. Mayor (Olivia Kreikemeier) Lester McChester, and Encyclopedia Salesman (Joshua Miller).
Excitement Builds for Uehling Labor Day Celebration, Sept. 4th
Uehling Famous Follies and Drama Association (UFFDA) are down to one practice a week with school starting and are anxiously awaiting their performances. Director Terri Hoeneman said that the kids are … more
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Together We Stand
Relay For Life of the Burt County Area is holding our 2022 Relay on Sunday, September 11th at the Tekamah Park North Shelter by the ballfields. The theme is Together We Stand. The group has been … more
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Pantry faces increased need as families struggle to make ends meet
It is no secret that Oaklanders have a history of looking out for one another.  The local food pantry is a prime example of the generosity of the community when it comes to helping meet one … more
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4-H clubs never has a off season
  Fair season has come and gone for Burt C ounty, but that doesn’t mean that 4-H clubs are done for the year. For some like the Burt C ounty 4-H Shooting Sports club, the B urt County … more
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Together We Stand
Relay For Life of the Burt County Area is holding our 2022 Relay on Sunday, September 11th at the Tekamah Park North Shelter by the ballfields. The theme is Together We Stand. The group has been … more
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Every good training starts with good planning. Oakland Fire Chief Nick Seery (Green shirt) goes over the plan with the group before they got started.
Fire and Rescue training weekend
  EMTs and firefighters from all over Burt C ounty arrived at the Craig fire hall on Saturday morning. Their goal in gathering for the weekend was training at this year’s Burt County … more
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The Little Pantry is the place where those in need have taken things and those who are able have brought a variety of items to fill the shelves.
Decatur’s Free Little Pantry is a success
  The Free Little Pantry is the class project thought of by 2022 graduate Juliana Anderson. The Little Pantry is the place where those in need have taken things and those who are able have … more
The Whirlpool Galaxy is seen here as imaged by the 17.5" diameter telescope in Decatur. The small satellite galaxy above the larger galaxy has influenced the evolution of the Whirlpool Galaxy.
"Keep Looking Up!"
Just as infants grow up to become adults, so infant galaxies grow up to become the adult spiral and elliptical galaxies we see all around us in the spring night sky.  How does this growth … more
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These two kiddos could be firefighters in training. Before long they could be using more than just a garden hose.
Family fun night for the Lyons Fire and Rescue Department
With summer coming to a close, the Lyons Fire and Rescue (LF&R) Department decided to have one more night of fun with the community. On Sunday August 7th  LF&R invited the community … more
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Scott Burgett and Rescue Captain Karolyn McElroy discuss what the best way is to set up the new bag system. Having what you need when you need it could save lives.
Lyons Fire & Rescue putting funds to good use
The volunteer members of Lyons Fire and Rescue have dedicated their time and their safety to support the community. The only way that they can do that is with the proper training and the proper … more
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What is the first day of school without a giant assembly to get the ball rolling on the right page?
The 2022-23 school year is in full swing
The summer is over and the Lyons-Decatur school is back in session. Students and faculty will see a few changes, but much is staying the same. According to LDNE Superintendent Lindsey Beaudette … more
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Ready to hit the books at Oakland-Craig are Paisley - 6th Grade, Hadley - 3rd Grade, and Eli – 1st Grade..The Petersons are the children of Clinton and Brooke Peterson of Craig.
Staff and students return for the new school year
Entry doors at Oakland-Craig opened wide on Tuesday morning as an anticipated 411 students made their way back to school.  Several days of meetings and time preparing the classrooms culminated … more
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Elementary School Principal Kevin Kraus greeted families and welcomed everyone to Logan View.
Logan View Welcomes Students Back to the Classrooms
Council grants another extension on 506 N. Logan Ave.
Life happens and sometimes there isn’t much you can do about the circumstances.  Property Owner Brenda Graves shared her plight with the Oakland City Council as they met in public session … more
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Five sisters met for lunch in Tekamah on Thursday, July 28, and spent the afternoon at Burt County Museum. Seated in the museum’s schoolhouse, from left, are Teresa Birkel of Dwight, Karen Hillen of Leigh,  Sue Kunert of Glenwood, Iowa, Diane VanDerslice of Dwight; and, front, Jackie Witzel of Crete.
We love day trips
It has been a hot summer, and Burt County Museum in Tekamah has had quite a few visits from folks wanting a cool, indoor adventure. Not wanting to return to the heat outside, our tours have been on … more
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Paige Peterson turns over the keys and ownership of Anytime Fitness to Brea Paulson. Stop in to meet Brea on Oakland’s Main Street.
ANYTIME FITNESS IN OAKLAND AND PENDER CHANGES OWNERSHIP
Back in 2011 a nice addition to Oakland’s Main Street happened when Paige Peterson bought the building that was once the Gambles Store. When Paige bought the building she was ready for the work … more
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Library happenings
Yesterday during story-time we celebrated Dr. Seuss! Dr. Seuss was an American children's author and cartoonist. He is known for his work writing and illustrating more than 60 books such as The Cat … more
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Wendy Phillips was at the head of the backboard in this simulation, and the rescue team worked together to get the patient where they needed to be.
The Lyons Fire and Rescue department training for any situation
The Lyons Fire and Rescue (LFR) department takes pride in training for any emergency situation that they may be called to. On July 31st they spent some time at the Lyons public pool. They know … more
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