The Gage County Planning and Zoning Commission approved a set of solar regulations during its meeting Tuesday evening.
Gage County Board members have frequently referred to the Beatrice 6 judgment as a “cloud of doom” hanging over the county.
The Gage County Board of Supervisors discussed a variety of road issues during its regular meeting Wednesday morning.
Planning and Zoning officials in Gage County will discuss changes to a set of proposed solar regulations, as well as consider special use permits at upcoming meetings.
Gage County officials are seeking proposals to renovate an entrance to the courthouse.
A group of concerned citizens attended Wednesday’s meeting of the County Board of Supervisors to discuss a gravel road in southern Gage County.
Erich Tiemann will once again serve as the chairman of the Gage County Board of Supervisors.
The public will be able to contact members of the Gage County Planning and Zoning Commission via county email addresses after a decision by the County Board of Supervisors Wednesday.
Progress is being made on a county bridge project that has been long delayed.
Planning and zoning issues have been at the forefront of county business in recent years as regulations for wind and solar energy generation have been revamped, but this week it was a topic of communication with commission members that was up for discussion.
Members of the public shared feedback regarding solar energy generation during a public hearing of the Planning and Zoning Commission Tuesday evening.
Members of the Gage County Board of Supervisors reaffirmed their support for a Diller-based internet provider during Wednesday’s meeting.
Two incumbents on the Gage County Board of Supervisors will retain their seats following Tuesday’s election.
The chairman of the Gage County Board of Supervisors will retain his seat on the board for another four years.
Election workers in Gage County are gearing up for Tuesday’s general election, which features several local races.
The Beatrice City Council passed a resolution during its Monday meeting executing an agreement to transfer the city owned building at 517-519 Court Street to 3FI, LLC.
Members of the Gage County Board of Supervisors were briefed on a lawsuit involving all of Nebraska’s election commissioners during its regular meeting Wednesday morning.
Rachel Kreikemeir, NGage Executive Director, presented the first quarterly report of the fiscal year to the Beatrice City Council on Monday during its regular meeting.
Judge Rick Schreiner of Gage County District Court was presented with the Supreme Court’s highest honor on Oct. 12 during the annual judges’ conference.
Beatrice Community Hospital and Health Center will receive a loan through a USDA program to purchase new medical equipment.
An idea for downtown more than a decade in the making is being revisited by the Beatrice City Council.
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Seven City Council candidates participated in a candidate forum on Tuesday evening at the Beatrice Public Schools Administration Building.
Candidates vying for a seat on the Gage County Board of Supervisors next year shared their views during a public forum Tuesday evening.
Four potential school board members participated in a candidate forum on Tuesday evening.
Two candidates hoping to be the next mayor of Beatrice shared their thoughts for the community during a candidate forum event Tuesday evening.
Plans are in motion to bring high-speed broadband service to residents of rural Gage County.
A Nebraska senator attended Wednesday’s County Board of Supervisors meeting to commend the board for its efforts to pay off the Beatrice 6 judgment.
The boom of Fourth of July fireworks will come sooner next year after the Beatrice City Council approved an ordinance to extend the timeframe fireworks can be sold and used within city limits
The Gage County Republican Party hosted a forum on Thursday evening at 402 Bar in Beatrice for party candidates vying for a spot on the Gage County Board of Supervisors.