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Wildcat Blockchain, a Crypto Mining Company, looking to Partner with the City of Belleville
By: Ryan Duey Landon Zoltenko, owner of Zoltenko Farms in Nebraska and Wildcat Blockchain, is proposing a significant partnership with the City of Belleville, which
Belleville New Water Treatment Plant Provides Safe Nitrate Levels to Citizens
By: Ryan Duey After years of concern over high nitrate levels in Belleville’s drinking water, the city’s new water treatment plant is operational. After more
Bald Eagles Nest May Hamper Rocky Pond Fireworks Display
By Ryan Duey The Main Street Tabernacle Church in Belleville has hosted the annual “Sky Lights” fireworks display at Rocky Pond Park for several years,
Belleville Community Empowerment to Hold Fishing Tournament at Rocky Pond
By Ryan Duey On Saturday, June 29th Belleville Community Empowerment will host a free Youth and Adult Fishing Tournament at Rocky Pond in Belleville. Registration
Belleville Getting Revved Up for NRCA Visit
By Ryan Duey On Saturday, June 1st, 450 classic cars from the Nebraska Rod & Custom Association (NRCA) will be making a stop in Belleville
Portions of Belleville to be Without Power Next Monday and Tuesday
By Ryan Duey Portions of Belleville will see an interruption in electricity next week as part of a system upgrade. According to a news release
Belleville Chamber & Main Street to Host Annual Charcuterie Social
By Ryan Duey Belleville Chamber & Main Street will celebrate the community and businesses of Belleville during its Annual Awards Social on Thursday, April 25th
Belleville hosts Mentors on the Move
By Ryan Duey Belleville Chamber & Main Street has begun hosting a program called “Mentors on the Move,” aimed at showcasing residents of Belleville who
Belleville’s Rural Revitalization is Getting Notice From State Leaders
By Ryan Duey Belleville leaders made a trip to Topeka to speak with their local legislators about what they’ve been doing to grow and revitalize
Belleville Location Selected For Electric Vehicle Charging Station
By Payton Tholstrup Governor Laura Kelly announced on Wednesday, January 3rd, that over $4.6 million in federal funding will go to six locations selected in