Premium ContentNormally this time of year, the NP Dodge Park softball complex would be flooded with ballplayers. But now you can barely see the tops of the 6-foot chain-link outfield fences, said Bob Knudson, president of Metro Omaha Softball. On Monday, water from the Missouri River was 6 feet deep at both complex entrances. The concession stand was under 4 to...
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The fire chief is optimistic that the town's new levee will hold.
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Premium ContentWith flooding expected to continue into late summer, they are planning for the long haul.
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Since President Barack Obama has aimed for our country to double its exports by 2015, one good place to look for new opportunities is trade with Canada. There are good prospects in that regard for the Midlands.
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