Estimated flood losses continue to grow
Total estimated losses caused by the flooding in eastern Nebraska last month continue to grow.
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Domestic violence/sexual assault services answers multiple needs
Domestic Abuse/Sexual Assault Services (DASAS) has a message for area people in connection with April’s National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month.
Game and Parks assessing state park conditions after floods
While most state park areas across the state are open, some state parks, state historical parks, state recreation areas and wildlife management areas located along rivers and streams in eastern
Dillon and Ashley Harchelroad organize donations in the trailer outside Super Foods. The Harchelroad’s trailer will be in the Super Foods parking lot until 7 p.m. Saturday. (Johnson Publications photo)
Part of the Hwy, 92 road is washed out in western Douglas County Sunday, March 17. (Photo courtesy of Jeff Bundy/Omaha World Herald)
Community strives to help Nebraska flood victims
Matt Moser of Imperial didn’t like the photos he saw on Facebook that pictured the flooding in eastern Nebraska.
“So I said I was going to do something,” Moser said.
Imperial native and son of Sue Moore, Scott Parker, far back right, and his wife Phyllis met with Vice President Mike Pence, Gov. Ricketts, Sen. Ben Sasse and Rep. Don Bacon while Pence was near Waterloo to survey the flood damage. (Courtesy photo)
CCS graduate temporarily stranded in flooded area
Scott Parker of Waterloo, son of Imperial resident Sue Moore, met with Vice President Mike Pence, Gov.