How are things going out on the farm, with all of the snow? Working on a report about the storm. Thank you!
The executive director of the Nebraska Tourism Commission, John Ricks, and Knox County Economic Development director, Kelly Hanvey, and assistant director, Stacy Kreycik Miller, were in Niobrara this week for the Leadership Knox County graduation.
New District 40 Senator will work to get names of the "Lost 74" on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C. Read more in this week's Tribune.
Snow from the village streets is being hauled to the Niobrara football field, following the two-day blizzard last Monday and Tuesday, that dumped from 12-16 inches of snow in the Niobrara vicinity. Read about the storm in this week's edition.
For more photos and a story about the Nativi-Tea held in Niobrara on Dec. 27, please see next week's edition.
Niobrara churches are hosting a "Nativi-Tea Tour," this Wednesday, Dec. 28 from 3-6 p.m. at the Lutheran and Presbyterian churches. If you'd like to share your Nativity set, please bring it to either church from 3-5 p.m. on Tuesday.
The holiday season in Niobrara offers fun and many festive activities. Read more in this week's edition. If you have a Christmas activity taking place in the Niobrara area, please let the Tribune know and we can add it to the list!
The Niobrara School Board is discussing options for utilizing the old bus barn. Read about the options in this week's Tribune.
The Niobrara Tribune will be late arriving in mailboxes this week, due to a problem at the printer's. Thanks for your patience.
Niobrara will celebrate Small Business Saturday on Nov. 26. Read what is planned in this week's Tribune.
Sgt. First Class Nic Kemp of Lincoln, will be speaking at the Veterans Day Program at Niobrara Public School on Friday, Nov. 11 at 9 a.m. He is the son of Alan and Connie Kemp of Niobrara.
Harvest is wrapping up and yields are way down, due to the drought. Cattle ranchers had a hard time making it through the grazing season this year. They will be short of hay and feed for the winter months. Read a full report in this week's Tribune.
The list of Niobrara Valley Conference Volleyball selections has just been released. Included on the list from the Lady Niobrara/Verdigre Cougars were: First Team: Josilyn Miller; Honorable Mention, Harley Stark, Bree Breithaupt and Ashley Parks.
A planned outage is scheduled for electric customers in Boyd County, as well as parts of Holt and Knox County, Sunday, November 6 from 1 to 5 p.m., following the completion of upgrades to the main substation that serves the area.
The outage will impact Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) customers in the communities of Butte, Bristow, and Lynch, as well as the Village of Spencer, and Niobrara Valley Electric Membership Corporation customers in rural Boyd County, northwestern Knox County, and northern Holt County.
The first of two planned outages occurred on September 18, so crews could begin making substation upgrades. Now that the upgrades have been completed, a second planned outage will be observed so that the system can be returned to normal operation. “Outages are never ideal, and we appreciate everyone’s patience during this process. These upgrades will help ensure that area residents have reliable power for years to come,” says NPPD Account Manager Brittney Koenig.
“Similar to the first planned outage in September, our crews will be taking the chance to complete work on other parts of our system that would otherwise require an outage,” notes Niobrara Valley Electric Membership Corporation General Manager Matt Fritz.
NPPD and Niobrara Valley Electric Membership Corporation will begin reaching out to customers who will be impacted by the outage between November 1st and 3rd.
The Niobrara-Verdigre Lady Cougars were seeded #3 in the D1-5 subdistrict volleyball bracket - with a game to be played against Plainview on Monday, Oct. 24 at 6:15 p.m. at Elgin Public.
Happy Boss's Day Brook! Hope your day is a good one!
The Fifth Annual "All Things Pumpkin" event is set for this Saturday, Oct. 15 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. The will be lots of fall fun for all ages. Read more in this week's Niobrara Tribune.
The Niobrara Village Board approved the budget and wage increases at its regular meeting, Sept. 7. Read more in this week's edition.
Louisiana hunters planned a jambalaya fundraiser to benefit the town of Niobrara last Friday night. The event was held at Niobrara Valley Golf Course.
Knox County Economic Development director, Kelly Hanvey, and her assistant, Stacy Miller, held a ribbon cutting last week for the new butcher shop, Homeland Processing, located at the Steve and Allison Kreycik farm at Niobrara.
