The Knight Museum will be Closed Saturday April 5 Monday April 7 and Tuesday April 8 to host the Nebraska Museums Association Annual Conference
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Panhandle Lego Robotics Teams Bring Home Awards
Gummies, cookies, hawks, and dozens of robots descended on Lincoln for the annual Nebraska First Lego League Robotics State Championship Tournament on March 21-22.
April Fool’s Weather
Last week was the unofficial introduction to our severe weather season with Severe Weather Awareness Week. But April is still one of those months
Spring Turkey Season Open
Spring wild turkey season began March 25 for archers in Nebraska. The youth shotgun season opens April 5, with the regular shotgun season starting
Regional West First in Region to Use da Vinci 5 Robotic Surgery System
Regional West recently added the da Vinci 5 robotic surgery system, the latest robotic technology from Intuitive, to the facility’s robotic surgery suite. The
Legacy COOP Donates to United Way
Legacy COOP proudly presented the United Way of Western Nebraska with a donation of $4,565.12, matching the contributions made by their employees to the
Gov. Pillen Advocates for Property Tax Relief Through TEEOSA Adjustments
Governor Jim Pillen testified before the Nebraska Legislature’s Education Committee in favor of LB303 which aims to provide Nebraskans with additional property tax relief
Spring Trout Stockings Continue in April
Spring trout stockings will continue throughout the state in April. As the spring temperatures continue to rise, anglers are encouraged to catch some of
Defense Bill Including Fischer Wins Heads to President
U.S. Senator Deb Fischer, a senior member of the Senate Armed Services Committee and the top Republican on the Strategic Forces Subcommittee, released the
Humanities Nebraska Grants Specialist to visit North Platte, Gering, Holdredge, Alliance
Humanities Nebraska (HN) has announced that a member of the grants team will be making stops in the western portion of the state to