Oct. 4, 2013, was a day that dramatically changed people’s lives in Wayne. An EF-4 tornado roared through the business park destroying many businesses and some homes.
Thankfully, with the help of...
Wayne State College will participate in a statewide mock tornado drill at approximately 10 a.m. next week on Wed., March 23 using the fire alarm panel systems.
WSC will be participating in National...
At Journey Christian Church, they have “challenge nights.” Members of the Journey Christian Church College group draw cards with challenges on them out of a box.
Two months ago, Kelsi Anderson drew...
A high-pitched alarm, flashing lights and a trudge down to the basement.
Tornado drills were a part of last week’s National Severe Weather Alert Week.
Some students were alerted by a text message...
A disaster preparedness summit will be held Wednesday, March 11 in Gardner Hall hosted by the Wayne Area Economic Development, Wayne State College, Nebraska Extension and the Nebraska Business Development...
Following the damaging tornadoes that hit Wayne and its surrounding areas, rebuilding is still taking place. The Airport Authority is looking to borrow a sum of money from the City of Wayne Electric Fund...
One year post destruction, the landscape of Wayne has gone from jagged wound to a neatly stitched scar.
It may have been 1.38 miles wide and rated as an EF-4, but last October’s tornado wasn’t able...
Tayler Murphy and her mother were at work at the Elkhorn Logan Valley Public Health Department in Wisner on the night of June 16.
That same night, one of a pair of twin tornadoes rated at EF4 struck Pilger...
The Wayne State College women’s rugby team is ready to begin its new season. The Wildcats return as national champions following last year’s finals victory in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
In spite of...
“Feels good to be back,” John Dunning, Wayne State College’s Chief Information Officer said.
Dunning has returned to his position as head of NATS (Network and Technology Services) after recovering...
