Lexington Clipper-Herald

This site features information from Lexington's hometown newspaper, The Lexington Clipper-Herald. Since its early days, Lexington has benefited from having a local newspaper. In fact, for several years, the town supported two separate publications: The Dawson County Herald and The Lexington Clipper.

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Cozad redevelopment plans receives city council approval

4 days ago | lexch.com | Jose Perez |José Pérez

COZAD — A project to construct a new building south of Cozad Alfalfa Inc. advanced Monday, June 2, after the City Council approved two amendments needed to move redevelopment efforts along. The amendments adjust the city’s redevelopment plan to reflect changes to how the land is classified and to make the project eligible for tax increment financing, which will help fund infrastructure and site improvements.
Gardner sells Whiskey Creek's in Kearney, Norfolk

4 days ago | lexch.com | Jessica Kennedy

The Whiskey Creek Wood Fire Grills in Kearney and Norfolk were sold to Old West Steak Company of Kearney and Norfolk. Three couples, two with many years of Whiskey Creek experience, are the buyers. "After 29 and 27 years respectively in Nebraska, these two successful restaurants are in very capable hands," said Jim Gardner, long time Kearney restauranteur.
Eustis picked for groundbreaking early childhood program

4 days ago | lexch.com | Mike Konz

Four Eustis-area early childhood educators, all employed by Kinder Haus Child Care Center, are joining a new program designed to bolster Nebraska’s rural early childhood workforce. This opportunity comes through the Knowledge Network for Early Childhood Education Workforce (KNEW — pronounced “canoe”) project, a statewide effort to recruit and retain educators in underserved areas.
Nebraska State Patrol warns of counterfeit pills after recent overdoses

4 days ago | lexch.com | Jessica Kennedy

MCCOOK — The Nebraska State Patrol is raising awareness about multiple overdose cases in southwest Nebraska in a press release on Tuesday, June 3. In the last three days, there have been two overdose cases in the area. NSP has been in contact with several local agencies regarding the potential of a connection between these cases. Both cases are believed to involve similar counterfeit pills, made to look like legitimate prescription pills.
Elwood Tour de Nebraska committee confirms musical performance for Wednesday, June 25

5 days ago | lexch.com | Jose Perez |José Pérez

ELWOOD — Lincoln band Drum Therapy Nebraska, featuring country/rock and roll performer Fred Lauer, will perform June 25 during the Tour de Nebraska stop in Elwood. Jay Edwards, co-owner of The Press and an organizer of the event, said during the Sunday, June 1, Tour de Nebraska committee meeting that two more music performers must be confirmed before the official entertainment schedule is released.
Dawson County commissioners hear 4-H Extension strategic plan update

5 days ago | lexch.com | Jose Perez |José Pérez

LEXINGTON — The Dawson County Board of Commissioners heard an update Friday, May 30, from University of Nebraska-Lincoln 4-H Extension officials outlining a strategic planning process aimed at aligning county programming with local priorities.