LINCOLN--The Revenue Committee heard debate on a bill Feb. 8 that would raise the documentary stamp tax in Nebraska.
News
WAUSA — How does the military move thousands of men and women, plus the tons of equipment they need for their missions?
What about the people they replace and those replacing them?
SOUTH YANKTON — After nearly 18 years of welcoming travelers to Northeast Nebraska and the surrounding area, the Corps of Discovery Welcome Center on Highway 81 is closing.
By Jake Higgins Wausa Gazette
School
Seven Junior High students, (back row, l-r) Sophia Wilken, Emma Story, Joe Johnson; (front) Addison Smith, Kilee Thorell, Taylor Alexander and Addison Wynia, participated in the Stanton Honor
Wausa — Each year Mrs. Lynn Bloomquist’s Middle School Civics’ class chooses, plans and executes a Civics Engagement Project. They also give it a theme.
NORFOLK — The new co-op of Wausa-Osmond One Act, affectionately branded as Wausmond, ran into some tough competition at State in Norfolk Thursday.
Sports
WAUSA - The Vikings brought momentum from Tuesday’s late win into Fridays contest, but it was not enough to top the red hot Osmond Tigers, falling 47-19.
WAYNE — The Wausa Viking speech team competed at the Wayne High/Wayne State College Classic this past weekend, coming away with a fourth-place team finish out of 23 area teams.
The Wausa fourth grade boys dominated at the Jan. 26 Wausa league tourney. First game of the day they crushed Randolph 21-7.