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Scott Burgett and Rescue Captain Karolyn McElroy discuss what the best way is to set up the new bag system. Having what you need when you need it could save lives.
Lyons Fire & Rescue putting funds to good use
The volunteer members of Lyons Fire and Rescue have dedicated their time and their safety to support the community. The only way that they can do that is with the proper training and the proper … more
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What is the first day of school without a giant assembly to get the ball rolling on the right page?
The 2022-23 school year is in full swing
The summer is over and the Lyons-Decatur school is back in session. Students and faculty will see a few changes, but much is staying the same. According to LDNE Superintendent Lindsey Beaudette … more
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Ready to hit the books at Oakland-Craig are Paisley - 6th Grade, Hadley - 3rd Grade, and Eli – 1st Grade..The Petersons are the children of Clinton and Brooke Peterson of Craig.
Staff and students return for the new school year
Entry doors at Oakland-Craig opened wide on Tuesday morning as an anticipated 411 students made their way back to school.  Several days of meetings and time preparing the classrooms culminated … more
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Elementary School Principal Kevin Kraus greeted families and welcomed everyone to Logan View.
Logan View Welcomes Students Back to the Classrooms
Council grants another extension on 506 N. Logan Ave.
Life happens and sometimes there isn’t much you can do about the circumstances.  Property Owner Brenda Graves shared her plight with the Oakland City Council as they met in public session … more
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Five sisters met for lunch in Tekamah on Thursday, July 28, and spent the afternoon at Burt County Museum. Seated in the museum’s schoolhouse, from left, are Teresa Birkel of Dwight, Karen Hillen of Leigh,  Sue Kunert of Glenwood, Iowa, Diane VanDerslice of Dwight; and, front, Jackie Witzel of Crete.
We love day trips
It has been a hot summer, and Burt County Museum in Tekamah has had quite a few visits from folks wanting a cool, indoor adventure. Not wanting to return to the heat outside, our tours have been on … more
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Paige Peterson turns over the keys and ownership of Anytime Fitness to Brea Paulson. Stop in to meet Brea on Oakland’s Main Street.
ANYTIME FITNESS IN OAKLAND AND PENDER CHANGES OWNERSHIP
Back in 2011 a nice addition to Oakland’s Main Street happened when Paige Peterson bought the building that was once the Gambles Store. When Paige bought the building she was ready for the work … more
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Library happenings
Yesterday during story-time we celebrated Dr. Seuss! Dr. Seuss was an American children's author and cartoonist. He is known for his work writing and illustrating more than 60 books such as The Cat … more
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Wendy Phillips was at the head of the backboard in this simulation, and the rescue team worked together to get the patient where they needed to be.
The Lyons Fire and Rescue department training for any situation
The Lyons Fire and Rescue (LFR) department takes pride in training for any emergency situation that they may be called to. On July 31st they spent some time at the Lyons public pool. They know … more
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LDNE afterschool program is gearing up for the school year
Lyons-Decatur Northeast schools are gearing up for the start of the 2022-23 school year. While the LDNE administration, teachers, students, and their families are making plans and adjusting … more
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Security was in top order for the board
Security at the Burt County C ourthouse was the main discussion in the July 28th meeting of the Burt County B oard of Supervisors. Due to past security and safety situations, Sheriff's D eputy … more
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During the “Back to School Bash” Mrs. Diane Hanel met with parents and students in the lecture hall for discussions on various topics including creating and maintaining a safe environment at Logan View.
 Back to School Bash helps Logan View School Year begin on the right foot
Logan View High School Principal Rochelle Clausen came up with an idea to avoid all the commotion of going back to school while having a good time doing it by hosting a, “Back to School … more
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Enjoying Camp Crossed Arrows were: (front from left) Alivia Gahner, Antonia Larson, BreAnna Jacobsen, Glenda Van Buren, Bellamy Thoene, Ariel Trimble, McKenna Lietzen, and Lola Frey; (back from left) Leader Terri Hoeneman, Melody Morris, Emily Cunningham, Nadia Landsteiner, Raven Belak, Emery Egbers, and Kennedie Jacobsen – a Senior Girl Scout helper. Not pictured Riley and Paris Hilbers.
Girls Scouts enjoy summer camp
Camp Crossed Arrows Part of Girl Scouting is camping.  Daisies, Brownies and Juniors (grades K-5) enjoyed Camp Crossed Arrows July 16 and 17.  Activities were a first for a lot of … more
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School lunches no longer free for everyone
Although the financial stresses caused by the pandemic in 2020 were hard on everyone, paying for school lunches did not contribute to the financial burdens felt.  Families of school-aged … more
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Hours lessened but Officer Dunn will continue work
With the resignation of Officers Poland and Findlay, there was discussion that took place concerning the Student Resource Officer Program at Oakland-Craig.  According to OC administration, Dunn … more
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It has been a few years since Kaydence Voyles’ face told the story as she struggled to keep the sled moving at the Pedal Pullers Tractor Pull at the Nebraska State Fair. The fun continues as Uehling is set to host a Kiddy Tractor Pull on Sun., Sept. 4th at 4:30 p.m. west of the auditorium. Everyone is invited to join the fun.
Uehling set to celebrate triannual Labor Day Party
Adding to the many family memories made over the years, Uehling is set to host their now Triannual Labor Day Party on Sun., Sept. 4 th .  Not wanting to interfere with church services, the … more
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Gracing the backside of each banner on Oakland Ave. is this Dala Horse creation by Charley Guzinski a 5th-grader at Oakland-Craig at the time. 18 more student creations can be found inside.
Contest sparks colorful creations for Oakland Ave.
There has been an overall push to bring a renewed sense of community pride to Oakland.  Having celebrated its 150th, the realization came that it would be easy to sit and look back instead of … more
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One of the highlights of the year for Cub Scout Pack 160, the scouts were able to race their pinewood derby creations during the awards banquet held at the end of the year. The youth are excited to begin the new year. Contact Curt Hineline at 402.380.4316 to sign up your child for this free program.
Cub Scouts ready to carry energy into new year
New uniforms, advancements and achievements, food and friendly competition marked the last day of Cub Scouts in the spring for Pack 160.  As the new school year is soon to begin, Pack 160 is … more
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2022 Burt County Fair 4-H Statis Exhibits
Ahrens, Brennan: Textile Arts Garment or Accessory – Purple, Accessory-Outdoor Living – Blue, Accessory-Orig. made from Glass – Blue, Accessory-Recycled Item or Upcycled Item … more
Burt County Ag Society President Dale Miller is joined by his wife Paula, son Stuart and Leah Miller and their three children Carsyn, Trent and Becket Miller, as he received the prized Joe Roh, Jr. Service Award at the Burt County Fair.
Miller presented with the Burt County Fair’s Joe Roh Award
Several long-time leaders were honored on Friday night of the Burt County Fair as participants gathered for coronation.  Though the duration of the presentations may have been short, the careers … more
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Garrison Dodge
Garrison Dodge Named to Allstate’s 31st AFCA Good Works Team
Garrison Dodge, OC Class of 2019, is one of two student-athletes from Nebraska to be named to the Allstate’s 31st American Football Coaches Association Good Works Team.  Ethan Piper of the … more
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Spectacular views and plenty of wildlife await those participating in the annual "Rive and I" Float Down the Logan sponsored by the Neihardt Center.
Neihardt Foundation planning 2nd Annual “River & I” float down Logan Creek on Saturday, August 6
Join the John G. Neihardt Foundation for its 2nd Annual "River and I" Float down the scenic Logan Creek near Bancroft on Saturday, August 6. Kayakers, canoers, and float tubers will gather at … more
LDNE families will be paying for school meals again
When Lyons-Decatur Northeast school (LDNE) closed in 2020 due to the pandemic many things changed. In efforts to help families that were affected by COVID the local and federal governments made … more
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Library Happenings
Yesterday during our story-time we read the books The Rain Forest, a first discovery book created by Gallimard Jeunesse and Rene Mettler, Illustrated by Rene Mettler. In this book we took a closer … more
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Bev Siecke’s normal work day is looking a little different as her plans to retire are down to the final days.
Bev Seicke retiring after 10 years at FirstNebraskaBank
Almost 10 years to the day, Bev will be retiring from her position at First Nebraska Bank in Decatur. Bev started working at the bank on July 27, 2012. Prior to working at the bank she was … more
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