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The kiddos came out to Lyons main street for Halloween night. Lyons Community Club arranged the event, and their President Denise Johnson was very pleased with the turn out. According to Johnson … more
Full western costumes and a moving performance are sure to tug at your heartstrings, promises director Donna Davis of the West Point Community Theater’s performance of The Man Who Shot Liberty … more
Timothy G. Anderson, who got his start in journalism as a teenager when he was hired by Bob and Shirley Bogue to work at the Oakland Independent, was inducted into the Nebraska Journalism Hall of … more
The OC Cross Country team capped their season with the girls’ team placing 14th in the state Class D competition held Friday at the Kearney Country club.  Senior Chaney Nelson brought home … more
It is on every news channel, and it seems like everyone is talking about inflation, or the raise in prices on just about everything. The residents of Lyons are among everyone else in the country … more
On November 8th, people willing to let their voices be heard will be gathering at the polling sites. This year the Lyons voters will be voting for a new Mayor, as Andy Fuston, the current … more
The Lyons Fire and Rescue Department (LFRD) is getting the sense of deja vu. With the combination of dry weather, high winds, and farmers out in the fields, fires seem to be popping up all over the … more
It has been about a quarter century since the Oakland-Craig girls golf team scored so well at districts carding a 387 at districts and under 400 the first day of the state meet.  Coach Mike Selk … more
Multiple communities are coming together for a local family during their Daughter’s struggle with illness. Chloe Coates, daughter of local c afe owners Scott and Betsy Coates, has been … more
Three Oakland Fire and Rescue workers were awarded advancements allowing for more specified service to the community.  Trinity Seery and Alex Barauskas earned their Green Tags.  Jason … more
Thirty-five members now wear the uniform of an Oakland Fire and Rescue member, up 15 from a year ago. Chief Nick Seery and the Rural Fire Board have made it a priority this year to increase the … more
It is on every news channel, and it seems like everyone is talking about inflation, or the raise in prices on just about everything. The high costs of food prices are at the top of the list of … more
As talk around Oakland focused on the fatal shooting of 32-year-old Ryann Schuman, many are left wondering how this could have happened.  Although the investigation continues, it is unclear if … more
People that visited the Happy Days Senior Center in Lyons had the option, after filling out some paperwork, to show some arm and get a flu vaccine. According to Jill Lewis, LPN with the Elkhorn … more
Early Sunday afternoon, the Oakland Police Department shared a request via Facebook in locating Daniel Hanna, a 58-year-old male from Oakland who at the time was considered to be a danger.  As … more
In 1979, President Jimmy Carter issued a proclamation commemorating the third Friday in September National POW/MIA Recognition Day.  Local veterans and their organizations called upon the … more
Following a night of storms and rain, fire departments from all over Burt county, including Lyons, Oakland, and as far away as Wayne came together for a very special training. The departments … more
As the school year began about a month ago, OC’s Kylie Penke was ready and excited to get the FFA program up and running for the new year.  She is excited about the number of students … more
Many would readily agree that there is no beef quite like that raised on the prairies of Nebraska.  Returning to duty after a visit home in March, Robert Byrnes, Jr. of Lyons and Oakland shared … more
In a truly group effort, the Relay For Life of the Burt County Area Event exceeded their goal of raising over $40,000 this year for the American Cancer Society.  Planning for the annual event is … more
The keys to the local bar in Lyons, formally known as the Fall Out Bar have been passed to new owners. Ruth Cole along with her daughter Sherrie Redding and her son-in-law Jerod Redding took … more
It seems the fight to understand and end cancer is a never-ending battle.  Although local teams have helped in that endeavor by participating in fundraising events elsewhere, Burt Countians … more
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
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
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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