RECENT NEWS
CEDC Hires New Economic Developer
The Custer County Economic Development Corporation has a new leader. Melissa Garcia has been hired as its new economic developer and will take the title of president.
PTA raises thousands for BB schools
The old adage, “it takes a village to raise a child”, has been taken to heart by one group of Broken Bow school district parents.
Leadercast Broadcast set for May 4 in Broken Bow
Community business leaders can access the knowledge and experience of world-renowned leaders by attending Chick-fil-A Leadercast at the Tiffany Theater 3 in Broken Bow, May 4, 2012.
Governor Helps Bow Celebrate Community Growth
Scot Holcomb never had intentions of going into the building renovation business, or the landlord business. Yet he has found himself in both - in what may be one of the most talked about happenings in Broken Bow this year.
Novel Financing Being Used to Build Huge Grain Elevator in Central Nebraska
A nearly four million bushel grain elevator facility will soon be built in central Nebraska with the assistance of a special bond package never used in Nebraska before.
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The Andersons formally 'broke ground' Friday on a 3.8 million bushel capacity grain elevator east of Anselmo. The facility is slated to be open in time for the 2012 harvest.
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EVENTS
Custer Economic Development Corporation (CEDC)
Life in Custer County, Nebraska is enhanced by its friendly communities, a wealth of educational opportunities, state-of-the-art healthcare and medical facilities, and small-town living with excellent amenities.
Centered in the heart of Custer County, Broken Bow serves as the county seat. Situated just 50 miles north of Interstate 80, the town is within easy access to the major cities of North Platte, Kearney, and Grand Island.
The region is also a beautiful place to live. Lakes and rivers decorate the landscape, and the gently rolling sandhills glow with ever-changing beauty in Nebraska's four-season environment.
Poised for growth, Broken Bow and Custer County welcome businesses looking for an excellent location and families that appreciated the values our county has to offer.
