City Clerk/Treasurer Gary Jorn will seek bids on two major street repair projects, after receiving authorization from the City Council during the Monday, March 18, meeting.
Category: General News
Survey suggests ag land boom slowing down
Despite an extreme drought and indicators of weaker agricultural earnings on the horizon, Nebraska’s agricultural land markets remain strong, with an overall increase of 25 percent in the last year, according to preliminary findings from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Stevens, Snethen winners in National Corn Yield Contest
Dean Stevens and Cory Snethen of Falls City, have been honored as state winners in the 20l2 National Corn Yield Contest sponsored annually by the National Corn Growers Association.
Local students to state level of National Geographic Bee
Jade Hill, an 8th grader at Falls City Sacred Heart, and Grayson J. Hayes, a Falls City Middle School student, have both qualified for the […]
New vehicle for Sheriff’s Dept.
The Richardson County Commissioners, meeting in regular session Tuesday, March 19, approved the purchase of one Sheriff’s patrol vehicle and the advertisement for sealed bids […]
Judge: ‘City and EDGE acted in unison in denying public records’
A motion by plaintiff David Leon Frederick of Falls City to grant attorney’s fees and court costs in a suit against the City of Falls City and Falls City EDGE has been granted by District Court Judge Daniel Bryan.
Humane Society Lifetime Membership to Mary Whitehouse
Mary Whitehouse, center, has been a leader in the support of the local Humane Society, including sponsoring Pet Adoption Day at etc., donating the use of her billboard at Yesterday’s Closet, while being a longtime business member.
Cancer Fund dinner, auction Saturday at Elks
The Past Exalted Rulers Association of Falls City Elks Lodge #963 invites the public to a barbecue dinner and auction on Saturday, March 23, at […]
Fine, probation for fatal 2011 traffic accident
A former Falls City and Sac & Fox police officer was sentenced to probation, community service and fined $500 for his role in the death of an Ohio man in a 2011 traffic accident.
City Council gives go ahead to $30,000 Main Street block grant
The Falls City Council, meeting in regular session Monday evening, March 4, approved a $30,000 Community Development Block Grant application for the Main Street Falls City effort after a brief presentation from Main Street Executive Director Eric Barr.