Log in

 
Stories
Sort by: Featured Most recent
250 results total, viewing 126 - 150
The Lyons-Decatur Northeast graduating class of 2023 (Girls left to right); Hailey Miller, Madisen Compton, Alyssa Brown, Tereva Scott, Alexa Dinville, Brooklyn Warren.(Boys left to right); Caleb Schlichting, Kaden Frahm, Ayden Chytka, Beau Grandgenett, Daven Whitley, Haaken Meyer, Treyton Frahm, Gavin Brownell, Eddy McCullock
The LDNE 2023 graduating class
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
|
The pomp and circumstance of graduation
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
|
Empty now but soon to be filled, the Oakland Swimming pool plans to open its doors on May 29th.
Oakland to welcome West Point swim team and pool goers
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
|
Open Class Books available for BCF
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
|
Superintendent Jess Bland was please to award several grants on behalf of the Oakland-Craig Public School Foundation earlier this month. Representing the recipents were Mrs. Elyce Peterson and Mrs. Erin Peterson.
School Foundation awards over $3,000 in grants
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
|
These LDNE sixth graders could get used to being in a conference room with some important people.
LDNE elementary tellers do a meet and greet at the capital
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
|
An Easter weekend fire destroyed the garage and left water and smoke damage inside Bonnie Hennig’s home.
Fire takes home in Decatur
  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
|
(left to right) Gloria Myers and Jane Larson couldn't help but take a picture with the guest of honor. A special thank you goes out to them and (not pictured) Paula Miller for filling the eggs.
The bunny was busy in Lyons
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
|
Students of the P2T HOSA Chapter who competed in the HOSA State Leadership Conference included, Row 1, from left, Alejandra Figueroa, Evelyn Venegas, Gabby Dominguez, Jocelin Reyes, Amber Kreikemeier, Jayden Ehrisman, Natalie Pieper, Kara Cerveny, Angel Logemann, Kailey Raasch; Row 2, from left, Ivan Hickey, Lillie Timm; Row 3, HOSA Advisor Daniel Bridges, Ella Bridges, Kasandra Flores, Ziomara Ruiz, Nessa Krupka, Kylie Sturek, Kiearra Harper, Victoria Williams, Alix Nolting, Carmine Carson, Cibely Urquidez, HOSA Advisor Dale Mundil; Row 4, Jacie Siecke, Hannah Hinrichsen, Olivia Gross, Landon Dobbins, Sadie Nelson, Kennedi Cooper, Cindy Garcia, Tristen Parker, Michael Cohee, Joe Schwer and Carsten Knobbe.
P2T Students sweep medals at HOSA State Leadership Conference
Students that attend Pathways 2 Tomorrow Health (P2T) Science Pathway at Northeast Community College’s Donald E. Nielsen Career and Technical Training Facility in West Point competed in the … more
|
It’s always nice to have an extra set of hands when smoking 36 racks of ribs. Tom Carmichael was happy to lend a hand or two in helping Greg Mockenhaupt prepare for the Oakland Golf Club’s annual Ribfest.
Ribfest doesn’t disappoint with 250 in attendance
A smokin’ good time was had by the nearly 250 individuals who came to support the Annual Ribfest Fundraiser at the Oakland Golf Club. 130 racks of ribs were smoked by competing volunteer … more
|
Junior Kennedy Benne helped lead the Briar Cliff Chargers to their first Great Plains Athletic Conference title. Kennedy is the daughter of Dale and Stephanie Benne and a 2020 graduate of Oakland-Craig.
Benne continues to heat up the court at Briar Cliff
Freshman Year, 2020-21: Kennedy appeared in 26 games for the Cliff scoring 268 points. She grabbed 103 rebounds and dished out 63 assists. Her 97 steals rank third in a single season in program … more
|
So many people showed their support of the Lyons Fire and Rescue by standing in line to enjoy the fish fry.
Shutting down the fryers for the year
Over the Lenten season, the Lyons Fire and Rescue Department has been flinging fried fish to the public. People from all over gathered in the bay of the Lyons Fire Hall three separate Friday … more
|
Jim Spath of North Bend enjoys a Nebraska Football Game with his grandsons Carsyn and Trent Miller, sons of Stuart and Leah Miller of Lyons.
Not all missionaries leave home
In 2017, Jim Spath of the North Bend was intrigued by a message given concerning the work of missionaries. He left that meeting thinking about his own family and friends realizing that a mission … more
|
Enjoying the evening together at the OWC Salad Supper are Shea Crimmins and her mother, Jessica.
Ladies dress their best for the OWC Salad Supper
Community support through the Oakland Women’s Club continues as over 200 ladies gathered for the annual Salad Supper fundraiser on Friday night at the Oakland Auditorium. Past accomplishments … more
|
A filled fire hall means filled tummies at the Lyons Fire & Rescue Fish Fry.
Fantastic Fish Fry for Lyons Fire & Rescue
Lyons Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department had its first fish fry on February 24th. According to Lyons Fire and Rescue Secretary Shannon Burgett, the fish fry was a huge success.  “ … more
|
It is important to remember the fallen in emergency service. This memorial represented the military, police, fire, and EMS.
A long weekend of learning for some Burt County EMS
It comes as no surprise that being an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), like all medical professionals, comes with the regulation of continuing education of their practice. EMT’s all … more
|
Young Lorilei Wickstrom
Celebrate Lorelei’s 95th Birthday
The family of Lorelei Hultquist Moseman Wickstrom invites you to an Open House on Sunday, March 12, 2023 to celebrate Lorelei’s 95th birthday. Please join her and her family at the Oakland … more
|
Flying Needles 4H group leader Kim Jackson proudly shows a tray of the many cookies that Jersey Nathan and Emily Loftis helped bake.
Flying Needles 4-H group brings the sweets
One of the oldest, if not the first 4-H clubs in Nebraska was founded in 1944 during the second World War, and has been going strong ever since with 25-30 members. “ When the club was … more
|
Assitant coaches Preston Carbaugh, Chris Johnson, and Joe Anderson celebrate Oakland-Craig's big win over Ponca in the State Basketball Tournament with head coach Scott Guzinski.
Record-setting season enjoyed by many in Lincoln
Hundreds made the trips to Lincoln last week as the Oakland-Craig Girls Basketball Team took a run at the state title in Class C2. This year’s venue was a little different as the tournament … more
|
Residents of Lyons gathered at the Lyons Community Center to hear ideas, results, and options in ways to help city growth.
Town hall meeting focus of growth and funding
After a free meal of chili and cinnamon rolls was provided by members of the Lyons Property Development Committee. One February 15th residents of Lyons gathered to hear a presentation of the results … more
|
11 Years as an EMT and 4 years as a CPR instructor has given Jamie Johnson a passion for sharing the lifesaving technique of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
Increasing positive outcomes through CPR
As Damar Hamlin laid lifeless on the turf, many wondered how the 24-year-old safety for the National Football League’s Buffalo Bills could simply collapse after a relatively light collision … more
|
Now in her 11th year, Oakland-Craig first grade teacher Mrs. Kristin Johnson took a break from teaching earlier in her career to raise a family. She returned after a 10-year hiatus. Mrs. Johnson is pictured with some of her students – (from left) Sawyer Petersen, Tobias Sperling and Garrison Gramke.
Teacher shortage prompt creative proposals
With a focus on recruitment and retention of educators across the state, the Nebraska Legislature are discussing three prominent bills designed to help with the teacher shortage felt across the … more
|
Marke Zeleny captures the victory. She is ready to take her 36-8 record to the State Tournament thanks to a district championship over the weekend.
Ticket punched! 
Marke Zeleny makes history as Oakland-Craig’s first female wrestler to compete at state.   A transfer from Wahoo, Make was on her way to what would have been a great season last year … more
|
The freshman from all three Burt County High Schools gathered to learn what it will take to achieve their career goals after high school.
Connecting the Dots, the game of life after school
Since 2017 the Connecting the Dots event has given freshmen from across Burt C ounty a taste of what it may be like going from high school to the adult world. The Burt County Extension & 4-H … more
|
Syd Guzinski with the strong hands drives the lane against HLHF.
Lady Knights rebound after North Bend loss
Oakland-Craig girls lit it up against Humphrey-Lindsay Holy Family Bulldogs in a C2 matchup Tuesday as they rebounded from dropping a close one against the #1 Class C1 North Bend Central Tigers on … more
|
« Prev | 1 … 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 … 10 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
© Copyright 2024 Oakland Independent and The Lyons Mirror-Sun
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions