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By GREG SCELLINSignal Editor The Geneva City Council worked through a full agenda at its regularly-scheduled meeting last week. A
Read moreBy GREG SCELLINSignal Editor The Geneva City Council worked through a full agenda at its regularly-scheduled meeting last week. A
Read moreRita Bixby, RN administers the second dose of the Moderna vaccine to Russ Coash, PA-C in late January. Rita has
Read moreThree Fillmore Central wrestlers earned medals last weekend at the 2021 NSAA State Wrestling Championships. Earning medals in Omaha were
Read moreFillmore Central will be sending a school-record tying five wrestlers to this year’s NSAA Class C State Wrestling Championships. And,
Read moreBy Dianne GirmusThe Nebraska Signal Preservation of historical buildings is not only beneficial, but also very vital. The buildings add
Read moreAs current artic conditions continue to impact large sections of the country, Black Hills Energy is closely monitoring the situation
Read moreLongtime Fillmore County Ag. Society (Fair Board) member Rex Mussman was recently honored as the Fair Person of the Year
Read moreEight Fillmore Central wrestlers finished in the Top 4 at the 2021 Southern Nebraska Conference Wrestling Championships. Finishing with medals
Read moreWorks of Patricia Scarborough, a renowned Nebraska artist from Geneva, will be featured at Gallery on Lincoln Avenue, otherwise known
Read moreDue to the Thanksgiving Holiday, our office will be closed Thursday, November 26 & Friday, November 27. The Nebraska Signal
Read moreWatch high school football teams from across Nebraska compete in championship match-ups when NET, Nebraska’s PBS & NPR Stations, broadcasts and
Read moreDear patrons of Fillmore County Hospital, As COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to rise in our community and in our
Read moreThe History Nebraska Board of Trustees recently announced that Doug Rung of the Fillmore County Historical Society is the recipient
Read moreBy Dianne GirmusThe Nebraska Signal The spirit and strength of Cumberlands Fashions dates back to October of 1945 when Valeria
Read moreThe Nebraska Signal will begin its local General Election Preview with the two candidates running for the Ward One Geneva
Read moreFillmore Central/Exeter-Milligan/Friend battled its way to the District finals to end its softball season. The Panthers finished 1-1 in sub-districts
Read moreThe Fillmore Central FBLA officers and four members attended the Virtual Fall Leadership Conference at the Geneva Public Library on
Read moreBy DIANNE GIRMUSThe Nebraska Signal Barn quilts, large pieces of wood painted to look like a quilt block, are unique
Read moreBy Signal Staff September was a busy month in the Fillmore County District Court. There will be no October court
Read moreBy GREG SCELLINSignal Editor The Fillmore County Noxious Weed Department has recently enlisted the most modern in technology to continue
Read moreBy GREG SCELLINSignal Editor A Fall Jamboree will take place in Grafton this Saturday, October 3. Bambi Timmermans of Timmermans
Read moreThe Fillmore County Cinema Association has decided to try opening up the Rialto II Theater on a limited schedule. This
Read moreHenderson Heartland Community Schools Superintendent Brad Best was surprised on September 18, during the homecoming pep rally assembly when he
Read moreBruning-Davenport/Shickley remained undefeated by downing Blue Hill convencingly 50-8 on Friday night in Bruning. The contest was B-D’s Homecoming.The 5-0
Read moreThe Fillmore Central varsity boys cross country squad placed fourth in the team standings at last week’s Thayer Central Cross
Read moreExeter-Milligan won its only volley match of the week on Tuesday, September 22. The Timberwolves are currently 11-3 on the
Read moreBy Russ Coash, assistant Scoutmaster Fairmont resident Georgia Schropfer has been recognized for her decades of service to scouting. Scout
Read moreBy GREG SCELLINSignal Editor The Fillmore Central School Board met in regular session last week and also set the 2020-2021
Read moreThe Fillmore Central/Exeter-Milligan/Friend softball team had a rough week last week, as the Panthers were only able to capture one
Read moreHomecoming was joyous in Shickley, as Bruning-Davenport/Shickley rolled High Plains 80-6 on Friday night. The 4-0 Eagles led the Storm
Read moreA special celebration took place at dusk on Tuesday, September 1, when the restored Geneva arrow entrance sign was officially
Read moreBy Dianne GirmusThe Nebraska Signal French poet Anatole France stated that, “Until one has loved an animal, part of one’s
Read moreThe website you were told to watch for is almost live and can be found at genevabusinesshistory.com. It is chock
Read moreBy Leesa K. Bartu,Exeter Correspondent Maintaining the water level at the Exeter Aquatic Center this summer was a challenge as
Read moreBy Signal Staff A 68-year old Milligan woman was killed in a two-vehicle accident on Thursday, August 27, at the
Read moreBy Signal Staff The Fillmore County Board of Supervisors met in regular session on Tuesday, August 25. A good portion
Read moreBy Dianne GirmusThe Nebraska Signal There are many generous ways to reach out to one’s community and offer assistance. Local
Read moreA large group of donors and supporters of the Geneva Community Center gathered before the Monday, August 17, Geneva City
Read moreBy Signal Staff The school year is off to a good start in the Exeter-Milligan School District. E-M has also
Read moreWork is progressing on the 50 Flags Veterans Memorial project in Shickley. Shown (above) working on groundwork for the project
Read moreNew to the Shickley Public School District this school year are (L-R) Brandee Domeier, paraprofessional in daycare; Bonnie Noel, 9-12
Read moreMembers of the Geneva Chamber of Commerce, local business owners and City of Geneva officials attended a Ribbon Cutting on
Read moreSunday, August 2, was a beautiful day in Cordova where three Legion Post No. 359 veterans were awarded Quilts of
Read moreRecently, the Bruning Rural Fire District received memorial funds in honor of Frank L. Bruning to purchase a fire truck.
Read moreBy GREG SCELLINSignal Editor For the first time in a decade and a half, when students start classes this coming
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