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This little guy is Eddie. He was picked up in Lyons after being heard crying from a block away. Only weighing 12 ounces and sick, he wouldn’t have made it. It’s the help and support of the Working Cat Project that is making it possible to save these babies and prevent more from being born.
Finding a caring solution for a furry nuisance
Stray cats have been a problem for towns across America for a long time. While there are some positives to strays such as pest control. It doesn’t take long for the cats themselves to become … more
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Representing the Oakland Processing Plant and the other 40 or so small processors in the state, Anna Zeleny continues to share the need to support smaller operations.
Big celebration planned as Oakland Processing to show off new facility
Ready! No one has been more anxious for work on the new Oakland Processing Plant to be completed than its owners and employees.  The process began long before ground was broken earlier this … more
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In 2022 Lyons spent days battling the one of the largest field fires .
2022 a year of progress, beautification, and leadership
The year 2022 has come and went in what seemed like a blink of an eye. With time passing so fast it is a wonder that anything gets accomplished at all. Looking back throughout the year things … more
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Amy Denker Rost and Scott Swenson are sworn in as new Oakland City Council members joining Nathan Anderson and JJ Johansen.
Mayor Jacobs opens reorganized Oakland City Council
Monday evening saw three new members to the City of Oakland administration by way of Dan Jacobs, Amy Denker Rost, and Scott Swenson taking the Oath of Office.  Jacobs was elected mayor in the … more
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Ainsley and Adalene Meyer, daughters of Blake and Angie Meyer, portray angels at the nativity scene during the Christmas program at the Oakland Evangelical Free Church. As a special treat, their baby brother, Henry, takes on the starring role as the newborn Jesus.
For Unto Us a Child is Born
As Christians prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ on Sunday, many churches held their Sunday School Christmas programs a week early.  The Oakland Evangelical Free Church boasted a … more
The new Chief of Police for Lyons, Brian Dunn, is excited to protect and serve the community with his experience and community based policing.
The Lyons community has a new Chief of Police
Lyons will not only be ringing in a new year, but they will also be welcoming their new Chief of police Br y an Dunn. Chief Dunn has been been serving on the Oakland Police Department since … more
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After 16 years of serving the community of Lyons as mayor (right) Andy Fuston is happy to shake the hand of new Mayor (left) Kyle Brink.
New faces and new position in this month’s Lyons City Council meeting
The December meeting of the Lyons City council was held on the 6th at 5:30 p.m. The meeting started like most of them have for the last 16 years with Mayor Andy Fuston calling it to order. After … more
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It may have taken about two years but the LPD welcomes home one of two new police trucks just in time for the new Chief to start in January.
The long wait is half over for the Lyons Police Department
This has been a project over two years in the making for the City of Lyons. One of two new Police t rucks is sitting in the garage of the LPD waiting for its new Chief to get behind the wheel. … more
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Terry Richards chats with Dale Jones about the renovation of the old hotel on Oakland Ave. Dale has turned the place into space for two business, Venue 311 and Eden Events, Gifts and Floral.
Developer/Business Owner team for one of a kind offering in Oakland
Like a finely woven tapestry, lives sometime intertwine in ways unforeseen at the start of a project.  For Dale Jones and Jean Schafersman, the work of art being created on Oakland Ave. is … more
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Terry Wallerstedt and her granddaughter Emma enjoy the calm before the flurry of activity that was set to descend on the Harvest Moon Pumpkin Patch on Saturday. Over 90 families turned out for the Oakland Chamber of Commerce Kids’ Christmas for a chance to see Santa...
Just when you thought it couldn’t get any bigger
Those looking for a Hallmark moment found it in Oakland over the weekend.  As Oakland-Craig Principal Michelle Burton told those gathered for the junior/senior high Christmas concert following a … more
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Large equipment has started moving around the LDNE grounds. They are starting to move the earth for the new school project.
Safety and planning in mind as construction begins
The details have been decided on, the plans have been drawn up, and the construction has started for the New Lyons-Decatur Northeast (LDNE) school building. With the new future being built just … more
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Oakland-Craig achieves Excellent status in the Nebraska Department of Education accountability program. Addison Lechtenberg (above) takes part in the cooking club at O-C, learning valuable life skills like measuring, cutting, and the importance of eating fruits and vegetables.
Oakland-Craig receives highest classification status
As families and friends gathered for Thanksgiving last week, the administration at Oakland-Craig Public Schools were more than grateful to learn that the district is considered one of the best in the … more
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