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The Plainview FCCLA Chapter joined 330 students and advisers from 42 chapters across the state for the 2026 State Peer Education Conference held in Kearney, on February 23. Atten...

After near 20 years saving up and months of preparation and revision, the Plainview Manor and Whispering Pines Assisted Living has confirmed a blueprint and progress on an expansi...

The former Pinnacle Telemarketing, or PCSI building, at the corner of Locust and Main in downtown Plainview was demolished this week, after City officials declared the building un...

Plainview’s CTSO’s of FCCLA, FFA, and Educators Rising will host a community blood drive with the American Red Cross on Wednesday, March 11 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Plainview H...

The Plainview Public Library has received a $10,000 gift from the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the foundation established by Andrew Carnegie. The award is part of “Carnegie ...

By: Dr. Darron Arlt - PHS Superintendent “Process” is a prescribed plan to follow to help an organization arrive at either a desired conclusion or, as in the case of our school b...

Submitted Article School is often associated with reading, writing, and math, but for many students it is also where they learn how to navigate stress, relationships, and persona...

Candidate filings continue to come in to the Pierce County Clerk’s office for this year’s election cycle. The deadline for any incumbent in any office to file or re-file for thei...

The Plainview Board of Education voted 4-2 to forward the bond initiative for the "not to exceed" around $32 million expansion, renovation and new construction project at the meet...

Following the special meeting this past Monday, the Plainview Board of Education will gather again this coming Monday, Feb. 9 at 6 p.m. to again review possible language for the p...

The Jim B. and Lillian F. Cooper Foundation and Midwest Bank have announced the 2025 grant recipients. These grants were awarded to organizations dedicated to making a difference...

Candidate filings continue to come in to the Pierce County Clerk’s office for this year’s election cycle. The deadline for any incumbent in any office to file or re-file for thei...

January is National Mentor Appreciation Month. During this month we take the time to remember and thank those of our community who give of themselves to our youth. Time is one of...

By: Brook D. Curtiss - Publisher The Plainview Board of Education gathered for a special community meeting last Monday evening, working through some final recommendations to be m...

Submitted Article After the winter break, the Pirates resumed competitions on January 6 against the Humphrey-Lindsay Bulldogs at the Main Street Alley in Osmond. Starting off wi...

The Plainview junior varsity boys’ basketball team was back in action this past week after a long winter break and went 2-0 with wins over Summerland and Neligh-Oakdale to improve...

There will be a benefit held for Ethan Dohmen, who is in need of a kidney transplant, to help defray medical expenses and help with the cost of dialysis. The benefit will be held...

By: Kyle Schmidt - PHS Secondary Principal This year has had many discussions about facilities and the future of Plainview Public Schools. It is without question that it is time...

The 2026 calendar year houses the bi-annual election cycle, and this season there are three City of Plainview seats, three Board of Education seats and a host of county-wide elect...

Students and staff at Plainview High School are rallying the community to participate in a lifesaving blood drive scheduled for Tuesday, January 13, 2026. The event, hosted by th...