Niobrara and Northeast Nebraska were snow struck last week, and more snow is expected today. For a full report, read this week's edition. Photo by Tony Tschirren, NDOT
A snow storm moved in Monday, bringing the town to a stand-still on Monday and Tuesday. School was cancelled those days and the snowfall reached seven to ten inches. Another inch and a half fell Wednesday and more snow is predicted today, along with bitter cold temperatures.
For the 2023 Year in Review at Niobrara, pick up a copy of this week's edition, on sale at newsstands now.
Niobrara residents are asked to submit their priority suggestions for the town's 2024 Top Ten Priorities List. Ideas can be sent to: niobraratribune@yahoo.com, Box 256, Niobrara, NE 68760, or dropped off at the Tribune office.
A new fire truck has arrived in town and was put into service last Thursday. Read more in this week's Tribune.
A vision for Niobrara was created at a community meeting in Niobrara Monday, sponsored by the Niobrara Community Foundation. Read more in this week's edition.
The Santee Sioux Nation honored Richard "Dick" Trudell, on Oct. 26, for his induction into the 2023 National Native American Hall of Fame recently. For a full story, read this week's edition of the Niobrara Tribune.
"Why did the vampire read the newspaper? He heard it had good circulation!!"
Have a safe and Happy Halloween! From the Niobrara Tribune!
The Piece-Makers Quilt Group of Niobrara, that meets in the Lutheran Fellowship Hall every Tuesday afternoon, has donated 13 of its handmade quilts to the State Commander of the Nebraska VFW's special project.
DISTRICT CHAMPION – Congratulations to Delani Runnels on being the district cross country champion yesterday. She won every race this season – Eight gold medals. The state meet is next Friday in Kearney. Runnels will run at 2:30 p.m.
It's Fire Safety Week. Niobrara Fire Department Assistant Chief, Alex Sternberg, offers some safety tips for fire prevention, in this week's edition.
Read about the mural project taking place at school in this week's edition of the Niobrara Tribune. The mural depicts life in Niobrara.
An External Visitation Team was at Niobrara Public School last week and heard testimony for the school's five year external visit for accreditation purposes. Read about the visit in this week's edition.
The Niobrara Lutheran Church parking lot was the stage for the Monday evening LifeNet training drill for Niobrara Fire and Rescue crew members. Read more in this week's edition.
IMPORTANT EMERGENCY ALERT: Today, Wednesday, 10/04/2023, at 1:20 p.m. there will be a nationwide emergency alert test on all cell phones, wireless devices, radios and TVs.
https://www.fema.gov/press-release/20230803/fema-and-fcc-plan-nationwide-emergency-alert-test-oct-4-2023
The new coffee shop at Niobrara, Two Rivers Coffee, opened this month, and is "perking" up the town's business district. For a full story, check out this week's edition.
The Village of Niobrara's newly updated town website is up and running this month. Read more in this week's Tribune.
There's still time to register for the Deer and Turkey Woodland Habitat Convention, taking place on Saturday, Sept. 30 at the Ohiya Casino. Get details in this week's Tribune.
See a picture page of the 2023 Homecoming events in this week's edition.
The Chief Standing Bear Bridge is 25 years old this month. Read all about it in this week's edition.
