Brad Hershey News Today

A decline in farm income and demand for new equipment are fueling John Deere layoffs.

After years of supply chain issues leaving equipment dealer lots sparse, inventories of new tractors and other machinery are beginning to normalize.

Multiple members of the public spoke about issues at the Bedford County High School, calling the current state of the facility an embarrassment that reflects poorly on the community.

The Wood River Orchestra and Wood River Jewish Community are hosting a joint event at the Jewish Community’s recently opened space in Elkhorn tonight, Monday, at 7 p.m.

The Wood River Orchestra has four main concerts planned over the course of its season, along with some changes in leadership, according to Andrew Moffatt, an orchestra board member.

Brad Hershey, the new Chairman of North American Equipment Dealers Association, recently spoke about customer-centric improvements, right to repair laws and other equipment dealer issues.

When you build great spaces, the students fill them, Bedford High School Principal Kyle Kane said, waving his hand around the school’s new weight room.

BEDFORD — Faculty, parents and community members gathered at Bedford Area High School Thursday evening to tour the building and hear an update from administ

Farm machinery suppliers at Ag Progress Days reported a booming market that’s short on supply and high in demand, but that could change quickly depending on several factors.