Grand Island Independent

Grand Island Independent

The Grand Island Independent is a daily newspaper based in Grand Island, Nebraska, with the exception of Christmas Day. It serves eleven counties in central Nebraska and has a daily circulation of 20,500. The newspaper is part of the Omaha World-Herald Company.

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#165209

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#32659

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#1480

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  • 1 day ago | theindependent.com | Ben Schultz

    Grand Island Central Catholic’s Jack Alberts stayed steady and composed with each hole at the Tri-City Invitation, Tuesday at Indianhead Golf Course. With a score of 74 and two birdies on the scorecard, Alberts came away as the winner. It’s his second win of the season, the first came on April 8 at the Ord Invite. “My drives were really good, I hit most fairways and then a lot of my approach shots were also good,” Alberts said. As a team GICC finished in third with a team score of 323.

  • 1 day ago | theindependent.com | Andrew Wegley

    Nebraska lawmakers took steps Friday to limit the state prison system’s reliance on inconclusive field tests to discipline incarcerated people suspected of harboring drugs a year after the Legislature’s prison watchdog raised concerns about the practice.

  • 2 days ago | theindependent.com | Nikos Frazier

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  • 2 days ago | theindependent.com | Ben Schultz

    The Grand Island Cup is going back to Grand Island Central Catholic. The Crusaders won the Grand Island Cup at Jackrabbit Run Golf Course with a winning score of 296. “We don’t get it very often, but it’s good. The kids played really well. I had three of the seniors, they graduated yesterday so I’m sure they’re a little tired, but you know, no excuses,” GICC coach Craig Rupp said.

  • 2 days ago | theindependent.com | Lori Pilger

    Three teenagers trying to drive across a closed bridge at First Street and Old Cheney Road have caused an estimated $100,000 to $200,000 damage, according to the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office. Chief Deputy Ben Houchin said it happened at about 9:30 Friday night. He said three cars, traveling together to go to get coffee, drove around road-closed signs. The first, an Audi A4 driven by a 15-year-old girl on a school permit, stopped because of construction equipment blocking her way.