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6 days ago | 
fremonttribune.com | David Golbitz
An abrupt change in Civil Air Patrol leadership has created uncertainty among Fremont CAP families over the past month. During an April 17 open house for Fremont Civil Air Patrol cadets to share what they’ve been learning with the community, senior leadership received a visit from interim Nebraska Wing Commander Col. David E. Plum and Lt. Col. Jeffrey Michalski.
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2 weeks ago | 
fremonttribune.com | David Golbitz
The long-awaited Broad Street overlay project reached another milestone during the April 29 Fremont City Council meeting when councilmembers voted to award the contract to Omaha-based Omni Engineering. “(Omni was) the lowest bidder,” City Engineer Troy Schaben said. “They were the contractor on First Street, I believe they were the contractor on Bell Street. They are a very good contractor.”Omni’s bid of $1,526,233.90 was the lowest of three bids that had been submitted.
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2 weeks ago | 
fremonttribune.com | David Golbitz
Of the six entrepreneurs who pitched their businesses to the judges at Thursday night’s fifth annual Pitch It in Fremont competition, one came away a clear winner — Allison Beninato’s Inspire Collaborative Health Association, which brings together traditional medical doctors and “alternative medicine” practitioners in an effort to provide more well-rounded treatment to their patients.
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3 weeks ago | 
fremonttribune.com | David Golbitz
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3 weeks ago | 
fremonttribune.com | David Golbitz
Six Fremont area entrepreneurs will pitch their ideas to a panel of judges Thursday night for the chance to win $5,000 in the Fremont Creative Collective’s fourth annual Pitch It in Fremont Competition, presented by RVR Bank. This year, the FCC committee received a total of 10 applicants, which members whittled down to the top six that they felt were in the best position to move forward.
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1 month ago | 
fremonttribune.com | David Golbitz
Methodist Fremont Health unveiled its renovated radiation oncology unit to great fanfare Friday morning as the Fremont Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate the occasion. “ I am just so proud to be able to brag about Fremont and what we have here, our people, our staff, our community, that can rally around and be able to have a facility like this,” said Fremont Mayor Joey Spellerberg.
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1 month ago | 
fremonttribune.com | David Golbitz
The intersection at West 23rd Street and North Somers Avenue will remain a temporary four-way stop for the time being after the Fremont City Council voted 3-5 against a resolution that would have authorized the removal of the nonfunctional traffic signals and installed permanent four-way stop signs.
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1 month ago | 
fremonttribune.com | David Golbitz
It has been nearly a year since the traffic signals at the intersection of West 23rd Street and North Somers Avenue malfunctioned and were replaced by what at the time were thought to be temporary four-way stop signs. According to an agenda item for Tuesday night’s Fremont City Council meeting, the stop signs aren’t so temporary after all.
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1 month ago | 
fremonttribune.com | David Golbitz
The Fremont Creative District is one of 10 such districts statewide to be awarded a 2025 development grant from the Nebraska Arts Council, according to a March 31 news release. The purpose of the grant is to provide funds for projects that focus on significant cultural tourism and economic development. Projects supported by the funds must demonstrate the potential to attract visitors, create jobs, attract or retain young people and revitalize Nebraska communities.
