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Washington D.C. is the home of our nation’s Capital. It is where all the laws that govern our free world are born. Just this last week, a group of 38 local students from Bancroft-Rosalie, … more
Joshua Svendsen may have been born in Blair, but he grew up in Lyons. After he graduated from Lyons-Decatur Northeast in 2002 he joined the United States Air Force. Just over 20 years later … more
What started with nervous anticipation on Monday, June 4th, ended in tears at the end of the week for Emma Johansen and her newly found friends at Cornhusker Girls State. The American Legion … more
Our Nation is worth living and dying for Memorial Day has come and gone, but the words shared on the side of a cemetery hill or, as in this case, a community auditorium, continue to resonate. … more
Last Monday was Memorial Day, and as in years past the Lyons Community Club puts on a community picnic to celebrate the honored day. “ It is just a great reason for the community of Lyons … more
Last Monday the city of Lyons, as with so many communities, stopped and gathered to pay respect to the men and women of our country's armed forces who have passed while serving our count ry . … more
Stormchaser (noun) - a person who travels to locations where a  tornado  or other severe weather is forecast, as a hobby or in order to photograph or study it. For the last 20 years, … more
Throughout the school year teachers deal with grading homework, staying on task, and doing what they can to educate young minds. During the summer there are some teachers that do what they can … more
Losing a school in your community is always a difficult thing. Although Oakland and Craig merged in 1969, both communities share a continued pride in the educational district. For a time, both … more
After 27 years behind the wheel of an Oakland-Craig School Bus, Randy Johnson is ready to retire as a route driver. But be assured, he will continue to drive activities when available. … more
  As Alice Cooper ’s s ong said “Schools out for summer”. For the students and teachers alike this means a well earned break from text books and schedules. For the … more
On Friday the 12th of May, the skies in Burt County darkened, but not because the sun was going down. Reports of as much as seven inches or rain, half inch hail, and according to the National … more
Oakland-Craig graduate Ashleigh (Carr) Kitrell was surprised to learn that she was selected by her peers as the Metro Conference Girls Coach of the Year during the conference championships last week … more
Just after noon on May 6th several Burt and Thurston County Sheriff’s and Lyons cruisers lined the street in front of 214 N. Thomas Ave in Oakland. There they arrested five individuals, … more
On April 25th a  passer-by on Main street in Lyons was able to see a sight that is more commonly seen on the east or west coasts. Portions of Main Street were closed for the evening hours … more
For the people that have lived in Lyons for most of their lives, they would most likely tell you how much the town has changed over the last few decades. One of those long-time Lyons residents, … more
Whether it be a planned surgery, unexpected accident or a helping hand is needed, Golden Oaks is pleased to loan simple medical equipment to the community. The American Legion Auxiliary and others … more
May is among us and that means for the students of Lyons-Decatur Northeast, the school year is coming to an end. However, unlike the majority of the students, 15 of them will not be returning in … more
For most, high school graduation is a time of celebration and remembering w hile families of a soon - to - be graduate are planning parties for their students. Before the speeches are said and … more
After much discussion between the cities of Oakland and West Point, plans to have a joint pool season have been finalized. The Oakland pool will open Monday, May 29 at 1 p.m.  As the city … more
With a nod to Bruce Springteen, the 111 th Burt County Fair theme is “Barn in the USA.” Though The Boss likely will not be attending the July 21 st -July 25 th County Fair in Oakland, … more
Distributing grants to O-C teachers for special projects, the Oakland-Craig Public Schools Foundation continues to demonstrate its adherence to its mission to enhance the quality of the education and … more
It is not everyday that elementary students get to witness a proclamation signing, meet the governor and other people in the world of business leaders of Nebraska. That is exactly what happened … more
  On the Saturday before Easter, Bonnie Hennig was putting the finishing touches on her family’s Easter brunch. A few minutes before she took the last item out of the oven she noticed … more
The Easter Bunny had a busy weekend in Lyons over the weekend. Before Easter, the big hopper started on Saturday morning in Brink Park and teamed up with the Lyons Community Club. Together they … more
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