The coverage previously found in the Grenta Breeze can now be found inside the pages and on the website of the Sarpy County Times.
Gretna’s American Legion Auxiliary Unit 216 is joining with ALA units across the nation to sponsor two annual contests, created to teach America’s youth the importance of patriotism and sacrifice.
Thanks for picking up the inaugural issue of The Times, our new paper serving all of Sarpy County.
Plans for the expanded Sarpy County Museum are coming together.
Harvest Hills Elementary School in Gretna lost one of its teachers over the holiday break.
VFW Post 10725 in Gretna recently named its 2022 veteran and police officer of the year.
Custom Diesel Driver Training, an Omaha based truck-driving school, plans to move its headquarters and classrooms into the former Spikers Sports & Spirits in Gretna.
First National Bank of Omaha is welcoming customers at its newest branch on the northeast corner of Highway 370 and Highway 6/31 in Gretna.
Free parties being held around Sarpy County and the rest of Nebraska are offering a glimpse into what it’s like to be a member of the Girl Scouts.
Linebacker and captain at Gretna, Harrison Weber will continue his career at Southwest Minnesota State University per a commitment tweet Friday night.
Nebraska lawmakers introduced 812 bills during the first 10 days of the legislative session, the window for legislation to be filed for consideration.
A former Gretna High School student died last week while attending Doane University.
Ron Sawyer was a member of the Gretna Arbor Society (Tree Board) since 1997. He served on the Gretna Arbor Society longer than any other member.
The Omaha Public Power District welcomed a new board member from Sarpy County at its monthly meeting Thursday.
Gretna has the blueprint for teams hoping to stay with undefeated Bellevue West.
Gretna outside linebacker Ethan Stuhr committed to Northwest Missouri State via Twitter on Wednesday after a stand-out senior season.
Sarpy County’s representative on the Nebraska Public Service Commission was selected to be vice chair of the statewide agency.
As technology becomes more deeply integrated into every facet of our daily lives, the risk posed by bad actors grows alongside it.
In 50 years as the voice of Gretna sports, John Rhodes has been oh, so close to perfect attendance. One missed game. The school honored his dedication behind the mic last week, presenting him with a gold-painted microphone on a stand.
A 22-year-old Omaha man will spend at least 16 years in prison after being sentenced for causing the deaths of two women and an unborn child while driving drunk at over 100 mph.
A winter storm is converting over to snow Wednesday afternoon.
A newspaper is a personal endeavor.
The board overseeing the operation of the Sarpy County government has a new leader.
Nearly $15,000 will go toward nine nonprofits active in the Gretna community thanks to the fundraising efforts of the Gretna Community Foundation.
Sarpy County is investing $5.3 million into an industrial park near the Nebraska Crossing outlet mall to spur development along the Interstate 80 corridor.