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Scribner area residents Robert and Sharon Johnson are asking Dodge County Supervisors to grant them a private access road to their landlocked, rural property.

The Dodge County Board of Supervisors discussed a resolution declaring the county as a “Second Amendment sanctuary” during its meeting Wednesday.

COLLIN SPILINEK Fremont Tribune The Dodge County Board of Supervisors approved creating an agreement to pave part of North Yager Road to prepare for business development at its meeting Wednesday. "I think this is a wonderful opportunity for Dodge County and the city of Fremont to see this new business come to us, a potential $70 million project," Chairman Bob Missel said. "It just looks like a great project from a business standpoint, a cold storage facility with access to the rail to move product." Compound Holdings intends to construct a warehouse and distribution and manufactur...

Support Local Journalism Like manure, Witte said the stockpiled material would smell worse when wetter. On an analysis of the land, he said it was 80% moisture at one point. “I think it’s a good crop nutrient source, it’s a natural one, but they’ve got to do something about figuring how to make it not stink,” Witte said. “I think composting might be a definite possibility, I think getting it drier will help.” Elizabeth Valla, economic development director for Scribner, read a letter from Scribner City Administrator Elmer Armstrong that thanked the board for ...