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Charles J. Delp recently celebrated a milestone birthday of 98 years in his home on May 9. Charlie is a WWII Veteran and is the husband of Stephanie (Peters) Delp, a native of Arnold.

This week at the Capitol, the Legislature dedicated significant time and attention to the crucial task of enacting a balanced state budget, arguably one of our most fundamental responsibilities during the legislative session.

100m - Olivia Fitzgerald, 6th, 13.84 200m - Erin Fitzgerald, 5th, 27.15 (PR); Olivia Fitzgerald, 6th, 27.83 (PR) 400m - Delanie Weinman, 6th, 1:08.11 800m - Ivy Tullis, 5th, 2:38.90; Jade Bierman, 7th, 2:39.39 1600m - Ella Cool, 4th, 6:16.87 100m hurdles - Rae Hagler, 6th, 19.0 (PR); Asa Starr,...

The Village Naturalist Last February I wrote about a citizen science project sponsored by the Cornell Lab. The project is called “Feeder Watch” and it consists of a number of people across the United States and Canada making observations.

This May, Callaway District Hospital’s Senior Life Solutions is proud to recognize Mental Health Awareness Month by embracing the theme, 'Turn Awareness into Action.'

A little house with three bedrooms and one car on the street, A mower that you had to push to make the grass look neat. In the kitchen on the wall, we only had one phone, And no need for recording things - someone was always home.

Back in the summer of 2007, Custer County hosted the first Hero Flight in the state of Nebraska. Private donations funded the cost for 25 Custer County World War II veterans to fly to Washington, D.C., to visit the memorial erected in their honor.

The Callaway American Legion Auxiliary’s monthly meeting started at 6:30 p.m. at the Callaway Legion Hall on May 12, 2025. Our president Jane Lashley called the meeting to order. Our Chaplin Joyce Brestel started the meeting with a prayer.

On May 13, 2025, the Custer County Sheriff’s Office, assisted by the Nebraska State Patrol, investigated a two-vehicle fatality accident .25 miles north of Broken Bow, at the Highway 2/Memorial Drive intersection.

Fifteen Callaway High School seniors gathered in the school gym for the final time as classmates on Sunday, May 11, as the Class of 2025 closed the book on an important chapter of their lives. The phrase the class chose as their motto is, “How lucky are we?”