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By Josie Golka - Nebraska News Service The Nebraska Legislature wrapped up bill introductions and began committee hearings in the third week of its 2025 session, including propos...

From the Nebraska Department of Education Children need good food all year long, even when they are not in school. The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) provides healthy meals t...

Six Plainview Pirate musicians traveled to Hastings for an Honor Festival event showcasing choir and instrumental selections. The 61st Annual Honor Band and 53rd Annual Honor Cho...

Following an application period and recording submission, the Plainview Pirate Band has been selected for a performance in Lincoln at the “Capitol Concert Series.” On March 24, t...

From the Library Come on in and check out the new books that have arrived at the library: Trial By Fire by Danielle Steel Waiting for Christmas by Lynn Austin My Three Dogs by...

From the Game & Parks The 2025 mountain lion hunting season in Nebraska’s Niobrara Unit closed Jan. 2 after three mountain lions, one male and two females, were harvested on open...

By: Zach Wendling - Nebraska Examiner A new state law could lead to greater efficiency in setting rules, regulations and safety standards for some of Nebraska’s smallest sc...

Editor’s Note: The following story contains a number of real-to-Plainview tragedies in the study of actions of drivers in the community. Both the presenter and Mrs. Ronita Jacobse...

The City of Plainview will be holding a meeting of the City Council on Tuesday, Jan. 14 in the Council Chambers at the Plainview Public Library. The meeting will begin at 6:30 p....

On Thursday, December 19th Plainview High School held their annual 7-12 Christmas Program. The evening began with the prelude being played by Bastion Curtiss and Weston Hoffman b...

The Pirates head to Pender Lanes on December 12 to face off with TC Thunder. Only the Lady Pirates would have a duel, due to the fact with one of the Pirates being gone sick that...

Last week the Introduction to Teaching students traveled to Wayne State College to learn more about the Education and Training Pathway. Attending from Plainview were Shayla Jacobs...

Seven Plainview students in Ronita Jacobsen’s Culinary I class, had the opportunity to participate in the National Restaurant Association ServSafe Food Handler course. “In order t...

Educators Rising Members at Plainview High School are holding a School Supplies Drive for Plainview Elementary school students. The drive is currently underway and will be donated...

Pierce County residents are being asked to participate in a countywide survey to be used in an updated housing study that is being completed by Pierce County Economic Development ...

On Tuesday, November 12, Plainview’s Mayor and the City Council held their monthly regular meeting in the City Council Chambers at 6:30 p.m. The first topic was the One and-Six-Y...

Come on in and check out the new books that have arrived at the library: Triangle by Danielle Steel To Die For by David Baldacci The Long March Home by Marcus Brotherton and To...

Plainview’s FCCLA chapter met Monday, November 4th., for their Annual Food Pantry Drive. Members divided into groups and selected different areas of Plainview to ask residents fo...

The man behind the Gretna area’s “Good Life District” said Friday that his $5 billion vision has grown to 4,500 acres, has a name now and could become a place where youth sports m...

The Plainview Lady Pirates saw their 2024 season come to an end at the Class D1 District 2 championship in Shickley on Saturday, Nov. 2. After winning their subdistrict champions...