OMAHA — Former Nebraska running back Thunder Collins has no remorse for the death of a suspected drug dealer.

A lively debate on health care reform took over the question-and-answer portion of U.S. Sen. Mike Johanns’ town hall meeting Wednesday night at College Park.

BURWELL — As at least 500 people gathered on a corner of Burwell’s downtown square Wednesday, Howard Fairbairn couldn’t help but point out the similarities between that gathering and the one in the wake of the original Armistice Day, Nov. 11, 1918.

All day long and in many places around Grand Island, America’s military veterans were honored on Wednesday.

Superintendent Steve Joel will once again review statistics on College Street at Thursday night’s school board meeting, when board members may decide whether they want to submit a request to close a portion of College Street.

It was the next best thing to having breakfast in bed for more than 1,000 Grand Island area veterans on Wednesday.

What to do with the Hall County Bookmobile? Hall County supervisors suggested Tuesday it could be used as a shuttle for Nebraska State Fair goers, a potential mobile lab for flu shots or even a mobile 911 center in the event of an emergency.

Gov. Dave Heineman will be the featured speaker at the Grand Island Area Chamber of Commerce’s Young Professionals development meeting at noon Friday at Stuhr Museum.

A one-and-a-half-story single-family house with an open-slab porch on South Lincoln Avenue may go away to make room for a new fourplex apartment building — if Grand Island’s Community Redevelopment Authority will help.

Hastings Museum and Stuhr Museum Announce The Second Annual “Sharing Through The Season” Food Drive