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Seward adds 'Showcase City' to list of accolades - Vimarsana News

Seward adds 'Showcase City' to list of accolades

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen presented Seward with the 2024 Nebraska Showcase Community of the Year award at an April 2 ceremony at the Nebraska National Guard Museum. The distinction was made on …

City seeks rate study, mayor testifies on wastewater funding - Vimarsana News

City seeks rate study, mayor testifies on wastewater funding

The City of Seward continues its search for the best way to pay for a new $32 million wastewater treatment plant. The city council approved an agreement Feb. 20 with Short Elliott Hendrickson …

Mayor asks for patience with city's construction projects - Vimarsana News

Mayor asks for patience with city's construction projects

One might say it’s a headache. Others might call it a pain in the rear, but one thing’s for certain: Seward is experiencing growing pains. Mayor Josh Eickmeier asked the …

Final wellness center design unveiled | Seward Independent - Vimarsana News

Final wellness center design unveiled | Seward Independent

As the city prepares to break ground on the new Seward Wellness Center this fall, the design for the facility has been finalized, and one more fundraising push is in progress to help turn the plan …

11-year-old Seward girls helping to make neighborhood safer - Vimarsana News

11-year-old Seward girls helping to make neighborhood safer

Some may call them the 'neighborhood heroes' of Seward. May 19, 2021 10:02 pm SEWARD, Neb. (KLKN) – Two 11-year-old Seward girls are making an impact in their neighborhood. After several close calls with vehicles while playing outside, they’ve pushed the city to install two temporary stop signs. “Lots of cars would be like barely even stopping and not looking when they would go down the road, and it could be kind of scary sometimes,” Kalli Brauneis, a fifth grader at Seward Middle School said. “I described it as them preparing for a NASCAR race because some cars went that fast,” L...

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