New Pillen-championed law gets tough on China, may cost Nebraska companies

A state law, easily passed by the Nebraska Legislature last year after little debate, now threatens the state tax incentives of Nebraska’s most global companies, because they do business in China.

February 13, 2026Updated: February 13, 2026
By Naydu Daza Maya

JCH&L CEO Holly Wolff to step down in September

Fairbury's Jefferson Community Health and Life announced Monday that CEO Holly Wolff will be resigning from her position in September.

Clatonia to consider lifting water conservation, explore options to add second well

The Southeast Nebraska village of Clatonia has been under a water usage restriction for the last month after learning that its lone water well was not pumping properly. Now, the tiny Gage County town is assessing its next steps.

Straight out of Canada, Fairbury cemetery receives second columbarium

The Fairbury cemetery is running out of space for its cremations. So this week, they erected a new columbarium, with assistance from a crew from Canada.

With loads of experience, Huskers confident in revamped offensive line

With loads of experience, Huskers confident in revamped offensive line