KQKX-FM (Norfolk, NE)

KQKX (106.7 FM) is a radio station that plays Country music. It is based in Norfolk, Nebraska, and operates with a powerful signal of 100,000 watts. This allows KQKX to cover a wide area, serving all of northeastern Nebraska. The station's reach extends south along the I-80 corridor, west toward Ord, Nebraska, and east along the Missouri River valley, while also reaching into parts of southeast South Dakota to the north.

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Former state official threatens lawsuit to stop Environmental Trust fund transfer

1 day ago | norfolkneradio.com | Paul Hammel

A former state agency director who successfully sued to halt a transfer of funds from the Nebraska Environmental Trust in 2020 is threatening to sue again. Jon Oberg, who once headed the Nebraska Department of Administrative Services, said a governor-proposed, legislatively embraced transfer of $15 million out of the state lottery-funded Trust to deal with the state budget shortfall is illegal, and if approved, would likely spur another lawsuit from him.
Voters reject $127 million bond to update, expand South Sioux City schools

2 days ago | norfolkneradio.com | Nejla Muminovic

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Architect hired to design area elementary school

3 days ago | norfolkneradio.com | Patrick Murphy

A architectural firm has been hired to design a new St. Francis Elementary School.
Former state official threatens lawsuit to stop Environmental Trust fund transfer

3 days ago | norfolkneradio.com | Paul Hammel

The Nebraska Environmental Trust invests in restoring habitat and other conservation projects. Shown is a working Nebraska ranch. (Courtesy of Hall and Hall)LINCOLN — A former state agency director who successfully sued to halt a transfer of funds from the Nebraska Environmental Trust in 2020 is threatening to sue again.
Great Recession Taught Me Lessons That Still Apply Now

3 days ago | norfolkneradio.com | Melissa Lambarena

For those who've been through one, talk of a recession can be triggering. We’re not officially there yet (as of this writing), but it's natural to be anxious about increased prices due to tariffs and the potential aftermath. Nearly 9 in 10 Americans (85%) have concerns about the tariffs, with one of the top worries being the tariffs resulting in a recession (45%), a NerdWallet survey found. I recall how the Great Recession demolished jobs across the U.S., including mine.
NCGA president says UK trade deal a good sign

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Jared White

The president of the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA) says Thursday’s announcement of a new U.S. trade deal with the United Kingdom is a good sign.
Braves sweep team titles at B-Club Invite

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Pat Caveye

BATTLE CREEK - Eight teams from across Northeast and North Central Nebraska hit the track in Battle Creek for their annual B-Club Invite yesterday. The host Braves were able to defend the home track, taking both team titles with 170 points on the boys side and 145 on the girls side, while West Holt took the runner-up spots for both boys (125) and girls (122.6). Total team scores and top three finishes for each individual events/top two for relays are listed below.
O-C boys capture home invite title, Pender girls also take first

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Pat Caveye

OAKLAND - As district meets draw closer, teams from across Eastern and Northeast Nebraska hit the track in Oakland for their final regular season invite yesterday. The host Knights were able to grab first place on the boys side with 113 pointss, while the Pender girls captured the title with 97 points. Both Homer boys and girls squads finished as runners-up with 90 and 77 points respectively. Total team scores and top three finishes for each individual events/top two for relays are listed below.
Knights defend home track as both teams take first at invite

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Pat Caveye

NORFOLK - Seven teams from across the region made the trip to Norfolk yesterday for the Norfolk Catholic Invite on what ended up being a warm afternoon day. The host Knights were able to defend the home track, taking both team titles with 111 points on the boys side and 129 on the girls side. Runner-up finishes went to the O'Neill boys (95 points) and Pierce girls (114 points) respectively.
Ricketts expresses confidence in Ag Secretary Rolllins

1 week ago | norfolkneradio.com | Paul Hughes

Nebraska U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts has full confidence in Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins. That was the senator’s message to members of Nebraska's news media during a conference call on Wednesday. A reporter asked Ricketts if he had any comment on news of additional buyouts at USDA, and if he’d heard from any constituents whose services may have been affected.