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Scottsbluff Enjoys Downtown Space Developed with Support of Grants
Downtown Scottsbluff has been humming this summer with live music, farmers markets, and festivals. The city’s Bands on Broadway series offers free concerts on Thursday evenings for ten weeks from June to mid-August. The 18th Street Farmers Market—held every Saturday morning from June through September—features everything from delicious baked goods to locally raised beef to the artistic creations of local crafters. The Best of the West Beer and Wine Festival on June 22nd offered a taste of home-brewed beverages and helped raise $11,000 for Life Change Connections, a local nonprofit that empowers kids affected by diabetes.
Swashbuckling adventure is sailing into the metro for the annual Midwest Pirate Fest
PAPILLION, Neb. — Gather yer crew and set sail for the Midwest Pirate Fest at the Bellevue Berry Farm. Hundreds of dollars in hidden pirate booty will be found throughout the festival grounds, making each day fun and full of adventure. This year's headline performance is The Puppies of...
North Omaha Scooter’s reopening nearly 1 year after crash
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The “open” sign turned on with little fanfare. Once again, customers are driving their cars through the Scooters drive-thru on 30th and Ames. Several months ago, that was not possible. The drive-thru was demolished when a box truck drove through the parking lot, knocked...
Dr. Keith Vrbicky talks on the importance of sunlight
A Norfolk physician discussed the importance of sunlight, stating that it’s one of the best and most important nutrients for the human body, in the form of Vitamin D. Dr. Keith Vrbicky told News Talk WJAG’s Jeffrey Steffen the lack of this important vitamin causes our bodies to face a deficiency of nutrients.
John Cook’s Coaching Journey: Transforming Nebraska Volleyball Success
John Cook, head coach of the Nebraska volleyball team, has transformed his coaching style to connect deeper with players and diversify his interests. Emphasizing relationships over strict technical training, Cook has led his team to four national championship appearances in seven seasons, while passionately embracing the culture of rural Nebraska. Celebrated for his success, he boasts a 689-100 record and an impressive fan base, including a world-record crowd of 92,003 at a volleyball match. Recognized as the AVCA national coach of the year for the third time, Cook is also evolving personally, adopting a cowboy lifestyle and building meaningful relationships with his players.
JD Vance visits DJ's Dugout, draws hundreds of donors to private event
OMAHA, Neb. — Republican nominee for vice president JD Vanceraised money at a private reception attended by a couple hundred people and summoned a surprise visit with supporters at DJ's Dugout in a visit to Omaha Wednesday. Douglas County GOP chairman Mike Moran said the surprise visit came together...
Nebraska Governor declares August 25-31 Drug Overdose Awareness Week
LINCOLN Neb. — Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen has declared August 25-31 as Nebraska Drug Overdose Awareness Week. “We can all be part of the solution by supporting programs in our communities, helping to spread awareness about overdose and Fentanyl poisoning, talking to our children about the dangers of fake pills, properly disposing and storing medications and carrying lifesaving Narcan. August 31st was established as International Drug Overdose Awareness Day to increase public knowledge about the severity of drug overdose, and Nebraska Drug Overdose Awareness Week is aimed at letting people know how they can help and remember those who have been lost to drug overdose and Fentanyl poisonings in our state,” said Amy Holman, Project Coordinator for the Nebraska Pharmacists Association.
Both Hawk men, women soccer team ranked in Preseason Top Ten
NORFOLK - Both the Northeast Community College men’s and women’s soccer teams begin the season ranked in the Top Ten after dominating seasons last year. The women are listed with the No. 6 ranking in the NJCAA DII preseason soccer poll, the men received the No. 3 ranking.
Kearney High School updates cell phone policy
KEARNEY, Neb. (KSNB) - Kearney High School is switching up their cell phone policy. Previously, teachers determined how cell phones were used in their classroom. Now, it’s one policy for all classrooms; only allowing students access to their cell phones during lunch and passing periods. Assistant Principal Ty Swarm...
Honoring Malcolm X: supporters see $20m as ‘down payment’ on decades-old struggle to celebrate Omaha native
OMAHA, Neb. (Flatwater Free Press) - Every morning Karen Gamble flips on the lights in the old worship hall and glances to her left at a black banner reading: “Who is the most famous person from Omaha, NE?”. She turns to her right in this room of old photos...
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