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P.E.O. is a Philanthropic Educational Organization where women celebrate the advancement of women , educate women through scholarships, grants, awards, loans and stewardship of Cottey College , and … more
On May 9, 2023, Lyons-Decatur Northeast held their annual Academic Awards Night. So much was acknowledged and awarded that evening, but it seemed that the “main event” was the revealing … 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
Remembering the fallen and honoring the late service men and women of the Armed Forces, Oakland, Craig and Uehling are among the communities offering Memorial Day Services. Oakland Oakland … 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
85 Years Ago Twenty-five eighth grade graduates received diplomas at the exercises following the rural school picnic. Presentation of diplomas was made by S.T. Poucher, county superintendent. … more
The Oakland-Craig Sports Boosters sponsored the 2023 sports banquet on May 17 to honor the Oakland-Craig athletes for 2010-11. Sixty-six Knights received letters and other awards were presented to … more
Basketball was Lindsey and Laurie Carlson’s first love. It was their life. The sport brought them success in high school and at the next level at College of Saint Mary. But when college … more
The Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA) received a record-breaking number of applications from current high school juniors and seniors across the state to attend the Nebraska Agricultural Youth … more
The people who visit the Sears Center in Decatur enjoy meals, social time, activities, and various exhibits by local residents. The guests of the Sears Center will be treated to a new exhibit by … more
A friendly reminder that next week we will begin our summer reading story-time! Story-time will be held Wednesday, May 24th through June 28th from 10 am-10:45 am in the Lyons Public Library … more
Last week we had another fun week here at Happy Days. We served 161 meals including 82 in house and 79 home delivered. We celebrated 2 birthdays last week for Jim Johnson on Monday and Jack Stromer … 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
In an era where careers are short-lived, it is unusual to find someone who has worked for more than half a century at the same job, in the same location. Fifty-five years ago, Connie Anderson landed … 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
Mother's Day is coming, and Emily Elizabeth is gathering together some surprises for her mom such as: candy, flowers, and a card that she plans to make all by herself. But, Uh-oh! Clifford … more
How was everyone's first week of May? It was a busy one here but we had a LOT of fun as well. On Monday we had some kids stop by to drop off May baskets for our seniors. Everyone really enjoyed the … more
Before the bats can swing, balls can fly, and players can be called out , t he Lyons baseball field had to be cleaned up for the season. According to Cassie Myers, that is just what happened … 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
Graduations are fast approaching, and students are ready to stand up and take a bow.  At Logan View, students were recognized for all their hard work in the classroom at the yearly Honors … more
Troy J. Moser, Tekamah; Violate protection order; Three months’ probation and one day jail. To pay probation fees and $50 costs. Perry L. Webster, Macy; Drive while revoked from DUI. … more
Greetings from Golden Oaks! Our monthly board meeting will be on Monday, May 8 th at 1:30 and this is open to the public. Our foot clinics are on May 9 th and May 10 th so please call ahead if … more
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