State Track Qualifiers
It was a breezy, sunny day for the District C-8 Track & Field Meet last Thursday. The Creighton Boys and Girls teams competed very well and are sending seven individuals in nine events down to the Nebraska State Track & Field Meet in Omaha at Burke High School.
Read MoreCreighton High School Talent Show
It was a night of flower power and tie dye on Saturday at the Creighton High School Gym as students and teachers alike channeled their inner hippie at the annual school talent show. The show began with a medley of recognizable songs from the Woodstock era of the sixties from and from there it was truly a variety show. While the theme of Woodstock and the summer of '69 was evident throughout the gym, the acts ranged from comedy skits and dancing to vocal and instrumental performances.
Special acknowledgement goes out to the talent show directors Deb Van Metre and Elizabeth Glynn for their great job of bringing all the talent together for a very enjoyable evening at this year’s Creighton Community Schools Talent Show.
Brooke "Waffles" Cooper
We're excited to announce that Brooke "Waffles" Cooper has joined the Creighton Radio team as one our new interns this summer. Brooke just graduated from
Read MoreCaptain America is Not Real
Big Time BBQ
RIP Prince
Summer Intern Position
The Creighton Community Radio Summer Internship gives high school student of Creighton, NE the opportunity to experience all the different aspects of running a radio station including: broadcasting, audio editing, computer management, blogging, social media, working with volunteers, photography and fundraising.
Deadline for Application: Friday, May 6th, 2016
Dates: The internship is schedule is flexible, but will start no earlier than Monday, May 16th and no later than Friday, August 18th, 2016.
Pay: As a paid internship, interns will be paid in two installments, at the end of June and at the end of July. Interns will be paid at the rate of $10 per hour for up to, but no more than 20 hours per week.
Age Requirements: Applicants must be 16 year of age by May 16th and must be able to provide their own transportation. Applicants who will be under 18 years of age on May 16th, 2016 must also provide the written permission of a parent or guardian to participate in the program (see application form).
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Bad Breath
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Snow Day: Wednesday, Feb 3rd
Closings, Cancellations, and Late Starts for Creighton and Surrounding Area for Wednesday
Classes at Creighton Community Public School and St. Ludger Elementary School are cancelled.
The Knox County Courthouse will be closed.
Subway hopes to open at 10am.
City hall opened at 10am. Please remind public snow emergency route must be clear of parking to be cleared by city crews....main street from Whip to Subway (snow signs are red) to indicate route. Stay home, be safe Creighton!
The American red cross blood drive will be postponed to Friday, February 5 from 11-5 @ the faith, Hope & love fellowship hall.
Family Formation at St. Ludger Parish is cancelled.
There will be no 8:00 AM Mass at St. Ignatius in Brunswick.
There will be no 10:30 AM Mass at Avera Creighton Care Center.
The Thursday night boys basketball game against Winnebago in Bloomfield has been moved to Friday at 6pm.
North central public power district's office in Creighton will open on Wednesday at 10 am. If you have a power outage please call 888-358-5112.
The Creighton Area Chamber of Commerce meeting has been moved to Thursday at Noon at the Library.
Manion's Drug Store will open at noon today.
Pioneer Club & Youth, Adult Bible Studies cancelled
Wed., Feb. 3 -No Pioneer Club, no Jr. High Bible study, no teen meeting, nor adult Bible study at Faith Hope & Love Fellowship this evening.
The USDA Service Center in Bloomfield is closed for Wednesday, February 3, 2016.
Visitation for Joan Masat, which was scheduled for this evening has been cancelled. The funeral Mass will go as scheduled for Thursday at 11 am.
The kick-off meeting for the Downtown Revitalization project scheduled for Wednesday, Feb 3 at 5:30 PM has been cancelled. A new date has not yet been decided.
Have an announcement? Let us know at creightonradio@gmail.com or call 402-358.3501 ext 0.
Snow Day Feb. 2nd: Closings
Closed/Cancellations for Tuesday
Creighton Community Public Schools and St. Ludger Elementary are closed.
The USDA Service Center in Bloomfield, NE is closed for Tuesday, February 2, 2016
The Knox County Courthouse is closed today (Tuesday, Feb. 2)
The North Central Public Power District is closed today. To report an outage call 888-358-5112.
Subway is closed.
The Creighton Public Library is closed.
City Hall is closing today at noon due to weather.
Gragert's Grocery will close at 6pm today.
Email us if you have an announcement at creightonradio@gmail.com
Interview: Larry Vortherms
Shopping Spree 2015
Congratulations to Barb Borgmann
Creighton Radio Shopping SpreeHappy New Year from Creighton Radio 95.9 FM
Posted by Creighton Community Radio on Friday, January 1, 2016
Jim and Santa when Santa's sleigh broke down.
A James Wagner Christmas Tale
Interview: Zac Kliment
2 Minute Shopping Spree
Buy a 1 in 250 chance to a 2 minute shopping spree at Gragert's Grocery or $50 Gift Certificate at Gragert's. Tickets are only $10. The drawing will be held live on the air on Friday, December 18th 8 AM. Get your ticket by calling our station at 402-358-3501 or stop by Gragert's meat department.
Read MoreInterview: Tim Gragert
Here's our interview with Tim Gragert. We talked Veterans Day, the Wounded Warrior Project, and opportunities in the military.
AD Report for November 5
Here's the latest AD Report from Randy Kliment. Talking volleyball, junior high, wresting, streaming games, and playoff football.
Read MoreYoung professionals need more resources in rural communities
LINCOLN - More young doctors and lawyers would set up shop in rural communities if they could get some help repaying education loans. That was the message several young professionals brought to the Rural Futures Conference last week at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
Panelists said they recognized that rural communities offer good opportunities to young professionals, but finding the right spot can be a challenge.
"Finding a job was probably the hardest part of