Not even break-even’: Nebraska farmers may confront deep losses amid low crop prices

Not even break-even’: Nebraska farmers may confront deep losses amid low crop prices

Updated: July 24, 2026
By 10/11 NOW

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Gordon City Council President Plans to Resign

The Gordon City Council may soon be looking for a new president. Alyssa DeHart’s resignation is on the agenda for Thursday’s council meeting.

Mullen power outage planned for Sept. 30

The Village of Mullen will have a planned power outage beginning at 7 p.m. Sept. 30.

Open Plains Transit says it will end operations Sept. 30 without NDOT reimbursement

A nonprofit public transportation provider serving much of rural Nebraska says it will end operations Sept. 30 if it does not receive reimbursement from the Nebraska Department of Transportation.

Valentine downtown sees new life as historic building is restored

While many rural Nebraska communities continue to lose population, Valentine is seeing new investment in its downtown.

Valentine woman receives state award for work with arts

A Valentine woman has received a statewide award recognizing her work behind the scenes to promote the arts in Nebraska.

Rushville community to discuss town’s future after national attention from TV series

What’s next for Rushville after the town is gaining national attention through the television series “Lanterns?”