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Southeast Community College’s Ford Automotive Student Service Educational Training program recently received a 2022 Ford Mustang Mach-E and started learning how to train on it, by earning their certification.

On Tuesday, March 7, Lincoln City Council members Sandra Washington and Michelle Suarez will headline an event in conjunction with Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day. The event starts at noon at Southeast Community College’s Lincoln Campus gymnasium, 8800 O St., and is open to...

When Ella Zierott was a junior at Elmwood-Murdock High School, she took a medical terminology class. That class changed the trajectory of her future career.

A two-day bakery fundraiser to help pay for expenses for a trip to France in May turned into a one-day fundraiser because items sold out so fast. Colorful cupcakes, cookies, cakes, chocolate-covered strawberries, macarons, and more sold out fast the day before Valentine’s Day.

If your four-legged friend is anxious, stressed, or old and achy, they may just need a massage. Massage therapist Jodie Kreifels will be teaching a Pet Massage class on Saturday, Feb. 25, from 9:30-11 a.m. at the Nebraska City Learning Center, 1406 Central Ave.

Southeast Community College science instructor Dave Schmitter is the recipient of the Dale P. Parnell Distinguished Faculty designation for 2023. The American Association of Community Colleges recognizes around 30 faculty members from around the country to receive the award.

Southeast Community College’s Board of Governors is seeking applications from interested persons to fill a vacant seat on the Board.

As a student at Southern High School in Wymore, Natalie Trauernicht has always been an over-achiever. She’s vice president of the Student Council and the Future Business Leaders of America, band president, three-time president of the FFA and highly involved in the local agricultural community. It was...

Each of Southeast Community College’s campuses has safety personnel to make sure students, staff and faculty are all safe should a situation occur. Those can range from peaceful protests getting out of hand, a student having a gun in a car, theft from a car and more. No matter the issue, it’s a good...

Former Storm soccer player Trinity Babcock is the first member of the Southeast Community College women’s soccer team to commit to a National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I school. Babcock will play at Chicago State University next fall. The college has around 3,100 students enrolled in...