Weekly newspaper in Humphrey, Neb., serving northern Platte County, Neb.

Caden Brandl’s juggling act and 54-yard touchdown catch gave the Bulldogs a 30-14 lead heading into halftime as ...

Archangels junior Jaiden Anderson won the boys’ race in the Wisner-Pilger Invitational at the Indian Hills Golf Course in ...

Another year has passed. This issue marks the end of the 137th year of publication by the Humphrey Democrat. Every paper ...

Archangels earned their first win of the season Saturday, sweeping Nebraska Lutheran 256, 25-10, 25-21. Whitney Wegener put ...

Junior Jaiden Anderson finished second Thursday at the St. Paul Invitational at the St. Paul Country Club. He finished the ...

Twin River/Humphrey-Lindsay won the championship Saturday of the Fairbury Tournament. The Titans Titans beat York 8-5 in the ...

This is a variation on the boy who cried wolf. I’ve been writing about the need for local newspapers as I try to sell this one, and what happened in Wyoming last week is shocking by any standards. On ...

Business as usual for the Bulldogs. Humphrey-Lindsay posted a straight set win over Pender Oct. 1 winning 25-13, 25-12, 25-13. Only their own miscues allowed the ...

The mud was flying Saturday morning at the annual Platte Center Mud Volleyball Tournament. Diving for balls sometimes meant coming up with a face full of mud and muddy water. Democrat photos The mud ...

The Bulldogs showed its resilience, along with some growing pains. Humphrey-Lindsay opened the season with a four-set win ...

A new sign greets motorist as they drive into Humphrey. The Humphrey Community Club had a new sign designed and displayed at ...