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For many in the area, a snow day means a day off from school and work. Others brave the cold and snow to make it into the office. Yet, there are those that have to be right out in the thick of things … more
“How’s 32?” was likely the most asked question on social media the past few days. The east/west highway is known for drifting and the heavy snows of the last two storms did just … more
There is a time   for everything,      and a season for every activity under the heavens Ancient Israeli King Solomon said there is a time for everything in the third … more
  The snow storm that swept through Lyons early last week seemed to just be practice for the storm that started on Thursday night and lasted till Sunday morning. While before there was … more
    The January 10th meeting of the Burt County B oard of Supervisors marked the first one of 2024. During the meeting the main point was to appoint new positions of the … more
    A familiar face in the Lyons Police Department has taken a big step up in order to protect and serve the Lyons community. Joshua Svendsen took the position of Chief of … more
With forecasted periods of heavy snow in the forecast, area schools called off class for Monday. The weatherman got it right this time as periods of snow fell throughout the day. More snow came … more
Hard work and determination pays off for Grace Wallerstedt, daughter of Josh and Sarah Wallerstedt, as she was invited to spend a few days in sunny Hawaii as a member of the Universal Dance … more
    It has been a couple of years since the Lyons community needed to break out the four wheel drives and snow blowers. The national weather service issued a winter … more
  The dedicated training officers of the Lyons Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department came up with a training that would work on their skills and have fun. According to Training Officer … more
Founded in 1989. The Swedish Heritage Center on Highway 77 in Oakland opened its doors with a renewed purpose. The former First Covenant Church was converted into time capsule of sorts seeking to … more
It has been a time honored tradition for several years, where 5 th through 8th graders form all over Burt County come together to show their mastery of the english language. On Tuesday, February … more
    It is the little things that make a city like Lyons stand out and look peaceful. For the City of Lyons the budget is not alway available to hire professionals to do … more
After a long tenure on the bench and a lifelong law career, District 6 Judge John E. Samson has entered into retirement. District 6 includes Burt, Washington and Thurston Counties. Originally … more
It was just a few weeks ago that the City of Lyons was awarded a very large grant of $415,312 from the state. The money is earmarked for important upgrades to the city park. Lyons has been … more
With a new rural public transit system on the horizon for Cuming and Burt counties, Tyler Toline, CEO of Franciscan Healthcare, and Brian Pierce, Transportation Manager of the service shared more … more
It is just a couple more days until the day that millions of children around the world have been waiting all year for, hoping that they were on the right list so Santa comes and brings them what they … more
Area churches celebrated the birth of Christ on Sunday through Sunday School programs and concerts. First Lutheran Church of Oakland was packed as parents, grandparents, friends and members joined in … more
Most kids might feel cheated if they had to celebrate a birthday with another family member.  Calvin Moseman instead considered it an honor to share his birthday with Jesus Christ.  This … more
In science, a picture is worth a thousand words. Lyons-Decatur Northeast (LDNE) Science teacher Mr. Paul Timm had this in mind when applying to the National Education Association Foundation for a … more
      It is a never ending problem for many small towns. The older they get, the more projects that need to be done. Things like park or city beautification … more
    The final bows have been made, the curtains have been closed, the lights are dark, and the students of the Lyons-Decatur Northeast (LDNE) One Acts can look back at a … more
      The Lyons-Decatur Northeast Board of Education held their monthly meeting on Monday the 11th in the High School Library. The majority of the meeting was … more
The curtain may have closed, but the memories will continue for the Oakland-Craig One Act team. Students earned a fourth place finish in East Husker Conference and improved to a runners-up … more
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