Randy and Deb Bartlett enjoy the open air ride and low cost of driving their UTV on city streets. (Johnson Publications photo)
On July 2, the newly passed ordinance allowing UTVs and golf cars to be driven on city streets went into effect.
Staff members of the Nebraska Crime Commission Juvenile Services Division held a meeting Friday at the Chase County Courthouse to discuss the Juvenile Diversion Program with Chase County employees. Pictured from left are Arlan Wine, Chase County Attorney; Julia Maddux, part-time secretary for the county attorney’s office; and Cynthia Kennedy, Chief, Community Aid Juvenile Services Division from Lincoln. (Johnson Publications photo)
The community-based Juvenile Services Aid Program, located at the Nebraska Crime Commission in Lincoln, provides funding to Nebraska counties for programs to divert youths from the juvenile jus
Drivers in Nebraska are now enjoying higher speed limits on two-lane highways. Speed limits increased to 65 mph when LB 1009 became effective July 19.
The sign posted outside of Imperial Super Foods advertises their new online, customer-friendly shopping app and website. (Johnson Publications photo)
Last Tuesday marked the first day for the availability of online grocery shopping from Imperial Super Foods.
The roar of motorcycles Saturday morning signaled the start of the fifth annual Mayor’s Poker Run, which raised more than $2,000 for community assistance projects.
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