The Superior Express

04/22/2026

It's time for the first round 2026 community-wide garage sales in Superior, Nebraska. Here are the ads as published in this week's issue of The Superior Express

04/22/2026

We recently helped the Nuckolls County Historical Society make a video saving the history an images of a historic barn that is about to be removed.

04/18/2026

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04/16/2026

We have three auctions advertised in this week's issue. Check them out, you may want to attend.

04/16/2026

Don't wait, Get your order in now and be among the first to have a 2026 Victorian Festival T-Shirt. We hope to start printing in the next few days.

04/13/2026

The Limited Edition 34th annual Victorian Festival buttons are now available for purchase at our office. Get one now because when they are gone they are gone.

04/13/2026

The April Community-wide garage sale event in Superior is almost here. It is now time to register your sale so we can have the description and map in the April 23 paper. Sale Date is April 25. Need the ads in by Saturday noon to be sure they are included in all listings.

04/11/2026

The old sale barn located at First and Hartley Streets before it was torn down. Today a cell phone tower occupies the site.

04/05/2026

In April 1886 it was reported “Another unfortunate man was lodged in the county jail. He was sent up from Superior on a charge of petit larceny. He became intoxicated and stole a pair of pants from the Union Hotel. He was sentenced to 60 days imprisonment and hard labor; but as the county commissioners had not county roads to macadamize at the time, it was expected he would not be overworked.

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04/05/2026

In April 1886, the difficulty in locating a new town east of Edgar had been surmounted. It would be located in the southwest quarter of Section 13 on land owned by Judge Ong and would be named Ong.

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03/28/2026

Ken Scroggins, a regular advertiser in The Express, operates a video recording business known as Life Goes By. He regularly makes video history recordings for the Nuckolls County Historical Society and individuals. He recently shared with us a few clips of videos he has made, some for the historical society and others for the subjects' families. This post contains several examples of his work. Encourage you to watch to the end\, you may see someone you know or knew. Some have died since their video was made. Thankfully their families have these to remember them by,