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Crimson Spirit Dance Team Welcomes Waldron
Hastings College’s Crimson Spirit Dance Team is excited to announce that Ayvrie Waldron has officially signed commitment papers to be part of their Dance
Coffee Family Foundation Application Deadline Set
July 15 is this year’s grant application deadline for the Bill and Virginia Coffee Family Foundation. Non-profit organizations that are either entities of government
Patterson Named President of Murray State University
By Alex Helmbrecht Director of College Relations CHADRON – Dr. Ron K. Patterson has announced his intent to resign as Chadron State College’s President
Share the Message about Skin Cancer and Protect Your Skin
Nebraska Extension Release Nebraska Extension has joined the annual “Your Skin Needs You,” Nebraska statewide effort organized by the Nebraska Cancer Coalition (NC2) to
Regional West Celebrates DAISY Nurse Award Winner for Her Compassion and Caring
Regional West recently recognized Zoe Wall, BSN, RN, as the facility’s first DAISY Award winner of 2025. Wall, a registered nurse on 2 West,
Kruger Named Chadron State Foundation CEO
By Alex Helmbrecht Director of College Relations CHADRON – The Chadron State Foundation has selected Scott Kruger as its Chief Executive Officer. Kruger, who
Patrols to Focus on Reducing Alcohol-Related Accidents at Parks, WMAs
Through August, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission conservation officers will conduct special enforcement patrols focusing on state recreation areas and other Commission-managed properties throughout
Connecting Through Service: How Volunteering Can Combat Loneliness in Nebraska
By Jamie Bright Rural Prosperity Nebraska Extension Educator A recent survey conducted by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Bureau of Sociological Research highlights the prevalence
Roots of Progress: The Hybrid Wheat Journey Continues
By Amanda Easterly UNL Research Associate Professor and Chabella Guzman PREEC Communications Wheat growers in Nebraska often wonder if hybrid wheat could lead to