 The Brunswick Fire Department will be hosting a pancake feed on Sunday, Jan. 13.
The event will go from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Brunswick City Auditorium and is a free will donation.  A massive fire broke out in an outbuilding north of the 14-20 junction on Monday afternoon. Firefighters from Orchard and Creighton assisted the Brunswick fire department at scene, located at 521st Avenue and 868 Road. The building, which was owned by Marvin Young, was considered a total loss.  One driver was transported to the hospital following a two-vehicle accident in northeast Antelope County on Tuesday evening. The car-pickup accident occurred at the intersection of Highways 13 and 20 at about 5:20 p.m. A 2011 Ford Taurus, driven by Lindsay Lafleur, 30, of Madison was heading south on Hwy. 13, and then attempted to make a left turn onto Hwy. 20 when her vehicle struck a westbound pickup. The 2012 GMC Sierra 2500 pickup, driven by Leland Stelling, 85, of Orchard, was registered to Helena Chemical. There were no passengers in either vehicle. According to police reports, Lafleur failed to yield to the pickup and struck the vehicle as it traveled down Hwy. 20. The airbag in her car deployed upon impact. She was transported to the Plainview hospital by a private vehicle with possible injuries. Both vehicles were towed from the scene and numerous departments responded to clean up the accident debris. Responding to the call were fire departments from Plainview, Brunswick and Orchard, as well as the Plainview Police Department, Nebraska State Patrol and Antelope County Sheriff's Department.  A two-vehicle accident occurred early Tuesday evening in northeast Antelope County.
The accident occurred at the intersection of Highways 13 and 20 at about 5:20 p.m. According to Antelope County Deputy John Shaver, one person was transported from the scene. Responding to the call were fire departments from Plainview, Brunswick and Orchard, as well as the Plainview Police Department, Nebraska State Patrol and Antelope County Sheriff's Department. No other information is available at this time. The story will be updated as more details are released.  Helena Agri-Enterprises, LLC at the Brunswick location announce a Plainview senior as the recipient of the Helena Homegrown Scholarship. Matt Hoffmann was awarded a $1,000 scholarship dedicated by Evan Aschoff of Plainview.
Helena is committed to supporting the next generation of agriculture though the Helena Homegrown Scholarship. The company thanks its local customers and communities as it works to grow more than crops. Through the Homegrown Scholarship and its industry-leading intern program, Helena is committed to growing the future generation of ag leaders and professionals. Company officials said thanked Evan Aschoff for his commitment to Helena and his support in growing the next generation of ag professionals in our community.  Courtesy Photo A semi rolled onto its side Friday morning along Highway 14 in northern Antelope County.
Witnesses said the accident occurred near 862nd Road and Highway 14, or about 1 mile from the Brunswick corner. No information on the condition of the driver is available at this time. This story will be updated when more information becomes available.   Fire Prevention Week runs through Oct. 14, and Antelope County is proud to honor the volunteers with the Brunswick Fire Department. Thank you for your dedication.
Members are: Craig Forbes, Ed Wahrer, Matt Meuret, Jeff Macke, Pat Meuret, Loring North, Joe Rumsey, John Meuret, Mark Carpenter, Chris Vankirk, Jerry North, Todd Buck.,  The Henry Doorly Zoo visited the Brunswick Public Library on July 19 to give kids an inside look at a few exotic animals. Children were able to participate in fun games and received a hands on approach to learning. The zoo brought three pocket sized animals for each child to see. Some were even brave enough to pet the Mexican Black King snake. The day ended with kids being able to feel a polar bears fur, a cheetahs fur, and touch a sea turtles shell. You can view the gallery below.   A 16-year-old from South Dakota has died following a one-vehicle rollover north of Neligh on Monday morning.
According to the Antelope County Sheriff's Department, a 911 call was received at 6:02 a.m. of a rollover on Highway 14 south of 860th Road. The vehicle, a beige 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix, was traveling northbound on Highway 14 when it left the roadway, skidding toward the west ditch. The vehicle then entered into a roll and struck a large tree, causing the lone occupant to be ejected from the vehicle. The driver succumbed to life-threatening injuries after being flown to Faith Regional Health Services in Norfolk by Life Net. Responding to the accident were the Neligh Fire Department, Neligh-Oakdale Jaws of Life, Neligh Rescue and Brunswick Fire Department. The accident is being investigated by the Antelope County Sheriff's Department with assistance of the Neligh Police Department and Nebraska State Patrol.    UPDATE: This story has been updated with additional information. * * * A 16-year-old from South Dakota has died following a one-vehicle rollover north of Neligh on Monday morning. According to the Antelope County Sheriff's Department, a 911 call was received at 6:02 a.m. of a rollover on Highway 14 south of 860th Road. The vehicle, a beige 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix, was traveling northbound on Highway 14 when it left the roadway, skidding toward the west ditch. The vehicle then entered into a roll and struck a large tree, causing the lone occupant to be ejected from the vehicle. The driver succumbed to life-threatening injuries after being flown to Faith Regional Health Services in Norfolk by Life Net. Responding to the accident were the Neligh Fire Department, Neligh-Oakdale Jaws of Life, Neligh Rescue and Brunswick Fire Department. The accident is being investigated by the Antelope County Sheriff's Department with assistance of the Neligh Police Department and Nebraska State Patrol. |
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