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By Russ Coash, assistant Scoutmaster Fairmont resident Georgia Schropfer has been recognized for her decades of service to scouting. Scout

By GREG SCELLINSignal Editor The Fillmore Central School Board met in regular session last week and also set the 2020-2021

A special celebration took place at dusk on Tuesday, September 1, when the restored Geneva arrow entrance sign was officially

The website you were told to watch for is almost live and can be found at genevabusinesshistory.com. It is chock

By Leesa K. Bartu,Exeter Correspondent Maintaining the water level at the Exeter Aquatic Center this summer was a challenge as

By Signal Staff A 68-year old Milligan woman was killed in a two-vehicle accident on Thursday, August 27, at the

By Signal Staff The Fillmore County Board of Supervisors met in regular session on Tuesday, August 25. A good portion

A large group of donors and supporters of the Geneva Community Center gathered before the Monday, August 17, Geneva City

By Signal Staff The school year is off to a good start in the Exeter-Milligan School District. E-M has also

Work is progressing on the 50 Flags Veterans Memorial project in Shickley. Shown (above) working on groundwork for the project

New to the Shickley Public School District this school year are (L-R) Brandee Domeier, paraprofessional in daycare; Bonnie Noel, 9-12

Members of the Geneva Chamber of Commerce, local business owners and City of Geneva officials attended a Ribbon Cutting on

Sunday, August 2, was a beautiful day in Cordova where three Legion Post No. 359 veterans were awarded Quilts of

Recently, the Bruning Rural Fire District received memorial funds in honor of Frank L. Bruning to purchase a fire truck.

By GREG SCELLINSignal Editor For the first time in a decade and a half, when students start classes this coming

By GREG SCELLINSignal Editor The Geneva City Council worked through a light agenda at the council’s first regularly-scheduled meeting in

By Signal Staff Three more Fillmore County residents tested positive for COVID-19 last week pushing the total positives for the

By Leesa K. Bartu, Exeter Correspondent Clint Oldehoeft, a Boy Scout in Troop No. 218 in Exeter, recently completed his

The Virgil Biegert Public Library in Shickley got a summer makeover—installing carpet to go along with a fresh coat of

2020 Fillmore Central graduate Brooke Jensen gives her boyfriend, Scylar Roop, a big embrace during the middle of the 20th

By GREG SCELLINSignal Editor The Fillmore Central School Board tackled the issue of what the opening of the school year

Three Fillmore Central FBLA members were announced as national award recipients on June 14 when recognitions from the recent National

By Dianne GirmusThe Nebraska Signal Life is exciting as we never know where it will take us.Fillmore Central business teacher

The Nebraska State Fair Board voted to hold a 2020 State Fair showcasing 4-H and FFA competitions and exhibitions. While

By GREG SCELLINSignal Editor 4-H shows begin this Wednesday morning kicking off the modified event schedule that will be the

By GREG SCELLINSignal Editor The installation of the Geneva arrow sign in the middle of G Street last Thursday marks

The Nebraska Signal was selected to receive nine Top 3-awards at the 2020 Nebraska Press Association’s Better Newspaper Contest. The

By GREG SCELLINSignal Editor The Fillmore County Board of Supervisors met for the entire day at its second regularly-scheduled meeting

Main Street was alive with the COVID-19 affected events with this year’s Fillmore County Relay for Life. A steady stream

Blue Valley Community Action Partnership was awarded more than $435,000 in supplemental Community Service Block Grant funds to provide Covid-19

The Ohiowa American Legion Auxiliary was recently able to honor the members of the Ohiowa American Legion Post No. 193

A beautiful Friday night in June was a perfect setting for Cruisin’ Ohiowa. The Ohiowa Chamber of Commerce sponsored the

By Signal Staff Fillmore County has flared up as a current hot spot for the coronavirus. In the past two

By Dianne GirmusThe Nebraska Signal Time passes quickly, resulting in inevitable changes.Fillmore Central Public Schools Superintendent Mark Norvell has held

By GREG SCELLINSignal Editor The Fillmore County Board of Supervisors met in regular season on Tuesday, June 9, in the

A post on social media indicated two office staff members at the Fillmore County Hospital in Geneva tested positive for

By GREG SCELLINSignal Editor Looking for a peaceful place to spend some time during these crazy COVID-19 days? You might

The non-profit Nebraska Main Street Network recently announced the appointment of Eric Kamler to its board of directors.“Our board consists

By Signal Staff During the past seven days, the total number of COVID-19-related deaths in the state increased by 18