WJAG-AM (Norfolk, NE)

WJAG (780 AM), known as "Newstalk 780," is a radio station that features a News Talk Information format. Located in Norfolk, Nebraska, this station has been on the air since 1922. It was first licensed to the Huse Publishing Company, which published the Norfolk Daily News, and in 1956, the license was transferred to a subsidiary named WJAG, Inc.

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Wayne State unveils Bebee Family Atrium

3 days ago | norfolkdailynews.com | Mike Renning

WAYNE — Wayne State dignitaries, alumni, donors, faculty, students and members of the Wayne Chamber of Commerce were on hand Thursday evening for a ribbon cutting and unveiling of the new Bebee Family Atrium. The atrium is the connective area between old and new as part of the $30 million project that included the new Wildcat Dome adjacent to Rice Auditorium.
Wattier’s Auto Body eyes possible move to West Omaha Avenue

4 days ago | norfolkdailynews.com | Nejla Muminovic

Wattier’s Auto Body is looking to possibly shift operations to a new site off Highway 275. During its meeting Tuesday, the Norfolk Planning Commission approved the preparation of a conditional use permit for 1804 W. Omaha Ave. A final vote on the permit is slated for the commission’s next meeting. kAm%96 3FD:?6DD :D ?@H =@42E65 @?
Don’t put your small business in a hole: The shady side of MCAs

4 days ago | norfolkdailynews.com | George Kamel

If you’re starting a small business, or own a business but have run into some money trouble, you might be tempted to take out a merchant cash advance (MCA). Sure, these are a quick way to get funding in an emergency, but they’re a terrible idea for business owners. I would never recommend going into debt, especially through an MCA lender, to finance a business — no matter what kind of sticky situation you might find yourself in. But first, what is a merchant cash advance?
Wildcats sweep USF to gain third spot in NSIC

4 days ago | norfolkdailynews.com | Mike Renning

For most of the season, Max Denson served in a role as a long reliever for the Northeast Community College baseball team. But a late season switch into a starting role certainly paid off for Denson and the Hawks on Wednesday. The left-handed freshman from Broken Bow delivered Northeast’s first shutout win of the season – and along with it a season series win over Iowa Western.
Denson tosses shutout for Hawks in series win

5 days ago | norfolkdailynews.com | Dale Miller

For most of the season, Max Denson served in a role as a long reliever for the Northeast Community College baseball team. But a late season switch into a starting role certainly paid off for Denson and the Hawks on Wednesday. The left-handed freshman from Broken Bow delivered Northeast’s first shutout win of the season — and along with it a season series win over Iowa Western.
Wattier’s Auto Body eyes move to West Omaha Avenue

5 days ago | norfolkdailynews.com | Nejla Muminovic

Wattier’s Auto Body is preparing to shift operations to a new site off Highway 275. During its meeting Tuesday, the Norfolk Planning Commission approved the preparation of a conditional use permit for 1804 W. Omaha Ave. A final vote on the permit is slated for the commission’s next meeting. kAm%96 3FD:?6DD :D ?@H =@42E65 @?
Hawks give No. 4 DMACC a scare

6 days ago | norfolkdailynews.com | Dale Miller

The final home games of the season almost provided the Northeast Community College softball team with its biggest win of the year. The Hawks went toe-to-toe with NJCAA Div. II No. 4-rated Des Moines Area Community College in the first game of Tuesday’s doubleheader at Ta-Ha-Zouka Park.
With head clear, North Central's Kepler shines

6 days ago | norfolkdailynews.com | Dale Miller

As an experienced thrower, North Central junior Karlene Kepler has learned one major lesson that she takes with her to each meet. “I’ve learned over the last two years as long as you keep your head clear and don’t overthink it, you’ll be fine,” she said. “Just throw how you know how to throw.”Kepler has been throwing just fine so far this season. She is coming off her best meet of the spring so far last week at the O’Neill invite.
Mock accident brings to light reality of drinking and driving, not using seat belts and distracted driving

6 days ago | norfolkdailynews.com | Patrick Murphy

HUMPHREY — It all seemed so real. That’s because it is based in reality. The Humphrey Rescue Department held a mock accident drill last week at the intersection of 460th Street and 295th Avenue that resulted in one fatality, two people seriously injured, one arrest and countless lives that would have been changed forever.
Staff vacancies, student teacher pay reductions among $876,000 in budget cuts at NPS

6 days ago | norfolkdailynews.com | Nejla Muminovic

Norfolk Public Schools has approved a slate of cuts next school year in an effort to narrow a projected budget deficit. Erik Wilson, associate superintendent of business services, said the district aimed to cut $400,000 from next year’s budget — a goal prompted by its reliance on cash reserves to balance the current year’s finances, a practice he said was unsustainable. The district identified $876,000 in cuts, but $172,000 in previously approved additions reduced the savings to $704,000.