KCTS Director shines light on recent changes

Kimball County Transit Service Director Christy Warner shares more about the recent changes that will make public transit more efficient.

November 6, 2025Updated: November 6, 2025

By News Channel Nebraska

KIMBALL -- Kimball County Transit Service Director Christy Warner shares more about the recent changes that will make public transit more efficient.

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