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Man accused of running squalid Nebraska drug house pleads not guilty
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — A southeast Nebraska man accused of keeping drugs in reach of children pleaded not guilty Thursday. Quentin Teeters waived his preliminary hearing in Saline County Court, and Judge Linda Bauer sent his case to district court. On July 5, authorities went to a home in...
Gale-force winds damage crops and homes southwest of Lincoln
LINCOLN, Neb. — Corn that used to stand over 6 feet tall is now swept over in a field near Dorchester. Just 10 miles to the east, Dan Nerud was a lot luckier. "It's not a disaster by any means," Nerud said. However, the Saline County farmer figures that...
64th annual Wilber Czech Festival to be held this weekend
The small Saline County town of Wilber will attract thousands of visitors this weekend for the 64th annual Wilber Czech Festival. Though the festival officially starts Friday, pre-festival activities such as bingo and polka dancing will take place Thursday night at Hotel Wilber. The three-day festival highlights Czech culture through...
Friday, July 26, 2024
The Saline County Historical Museum is preparing for its Living History Day coming up on August 24. The free event will feature interactive opportunities for attendees of all ages to learn about the past, and the July 31 edition of the Crete News will give you more information about what to look forward to.
Bond set for pair accused of running filthy Nebraska drug house where four kids lived
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) — Two people were arraigned in Saline County Court on Tuesday on multiple drug and child abuse charges. Judge Linda Bauer set Quentin Teeters’ bond at $35,000. He faces several charges, including intentional child abuse, possession of a controlled substance and violating the Sex Offender Registry Act.
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