NWU announces spring academic honors list

Nebraska Wesleyan University has announced its Academic Honors List for the spring semester of the 2019- 2020 academic year. A student must have a minimum grade point average of 3.75 (on a 4.00 scale) for 12 or more hours of coursework to qualify for the list.

Hawk seniors say final farewell in community event

Hampton’s Class of 2020 gathered one final time Saturday, ringing the bell, turning tassels and receiving diplomas in a second graduation ceremony, this one part of a more traditional community celebration.

Troopers wrap up Operation Safe Driver Week, results

Nebraska State Troopers have completed Operation Safe Driver Week, resulting in dozens of citations for excessive speeding and more than 20 arrests for impaired driving. Operation Safe Driver Week is an annual campaign, coordinated by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA.

Regier buys Korner 9 in Hampton

60 Years Ago – 1960 Harold Zastrow of Sheboygen, Wis., will be installed as the new school principal and upper grades teacher of St. Peter’s Lutheran School at Hampton during the regular morning worship service next Sunday.

‘Another Monday, another week’ in Hampton

Another Monday, another week, and another column with news and views from the village of Hampton. I hope no one is expecting any earth shattering news from our little corner of the world, but I do have a little more this week than some weeks back.

Always something happening

While we haven’t had many events lately, there’s always something happening. For the kids, it might be an impromptu sleepover or begging for a drive into town for ice cream. For the parents, it’s more likely to be a project or repair.

Health insurance law coming under siege yet again

Editor’s note: These health columns are brought to you through the support of nineteen state press associations and some rural associations, with the goal of providing unbiased, factual articles to help communities address important health care issues.

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Hamilton County Traffic Docket Tina M. Hempel, Grand Island, no proof of ownership, fined $50. Edgar A. Talamantes, Edgar A. Talamantes, Grand Island, Count 1 -- speeding 78/65, fined $75; Count 2 -- no operator’s license, fined $75. Hamilton County Speeding Docket Llohan S.

Construction continues

According to Supt. Jody Phillips, construction on the new additions to the 4R campus is running on schedule. Above: With the main form of the new band/vocal music classroom spaces coming together, Phillips noted that the next steps would include bricking the exterior.

149th Hamilton County Fair to run full steam ahead starting Monday

The 149th Hamilton County Fair is set to highlight the fairgrounds in Aurora July 27 through Aug. 2 -- despite it looking quite a bit different than it has in years past. Many events have been moved to accommodate for social distancing and to keep exhibitors, judges and volunteers safe.