Read what Julie Jones of Crofton, had to say about the mountain lion she saw on her way to Niobrara to work last Friday morning. She snapped this photo with her cell phone and also shot a video.
A meeting was held in Niobrara on Tuesday, April 9, concerning the Rural Confluence project, which is seeking 8 - 10 volunteers from town to be a part of the program. Read more in this week's Tribune.
Representatives from the Corps of Engineers District Office in Omaha visited the town recently and were looking at possible locations for sediment traps. Read more in this week's Niobrara Village Board story.
The Ladies Quarter Mania, sponsored by the Niobrara Promoters, pulled in a big crowd Friday night at the event, the proceeds of which will benefit future community projects. Read more in this week's Tribune.
Read about a week-long pilot project set to take place to divert sediment, in this week's edition. MSAC photo-July 2022 aerial view of Missouri River and Niobrara River at Niobrara.
Read about a Niobrara community survey that has gone out, a Rural Confluence meeting that will be held here, and a community meeting that took place, in this week's edition.
The school and community learned some tips for positive school culture during the "Value-Up" presentation at school last Thursday. Mike Donahue, founder of Value-Up, met with students during the day and the community later that evening.
This week (March 10-16) is Sunshine Week, an opportunity to celebrate and promote the public's right to know and the need for government transparency.
For a recap of last Wednesday's girls' state basketball quarterfinal game with Yutan, stories, photos and more, see this week's Niobrara Tribune.
For stories, photos and a Congratulations ad, on the N/V Lady Cougars who earned a trip to state this week, pick up a copy of this week's Niobrara Tribune.
Pep Rally at school today to cheer on the N/V Lady Cougars who are headed to state.
Winning first place in the "Best Display" category at the Niobrara Promoter's Soup Cook-off Saturday night were Tony and Kim Tschirren with their "Gluten Police" theme and their White Chicken Chili. See more in this week's Tribune.
The latest class of "Leadership Knox County" graduated Monday night, with festivities held at the Sportsmen's Bar in Niobrara. The speaker informed about "Artificial Intelligence." Kelly Hanvy, Knox County Economic Development director, left, introduced Dr. Kristin Malek.
Priority suggestions for Niobrara's 2024 "Top Ten Priority List" are coming in. Read them in this week's edition. Deadline to submit priorities is: Friday, Feb. 2, 2024. All suggestions are welcome.
The Leadership Knox County graduation for the Class VII will be Monday, Jan. 22 at the Sportsmen's Bar in Niobrara. The speaker is an expert in economic development, destination image and event operations. The event is open to the public.
Niobrara and Northeast Nebraska were snow struck last week, and more snow is expected today. For a full report, read this week's edition. Photo by Tony Tschirren, NDOT
A snow storm moved in Monday, bringing the town to a stand-still on Monday and Tuesday. School was cancelled those days and the snowfall reached seven to ten inches. Another inch and a half fell Wednesday and more snow is predicted today, along with bitter cold temperatures.
Niobrara residents are asked to submit their priority suggestions for the town's 2024 Top Ten Priorities List. Ideas can be sent to: niobraratribune@yahoo.com, Box 256, Niobrara, NE 68760, or dropped off at the Tribune office.
For the 2023 Year in Review at Niobrara, pick up a copy of this week's edition, on sale at newsstands now.
A new fire truck has arrived in town and was put into service last Thursday. Read more in this week's Tribune.
