The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission plans to certify youth fishing instructors at two Panhandle locations in early May. The workshops, which were just
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Baker Competes in Leadership Competition Joel Baker, of Alliance, competed in the Collegiate Leadership Competition US Invitational Scrimmage at Christopher Newport University in Newport
Flood Communications to Purchase Twister Radio
GORDON—Flood Communications, Nebraska’s largest media company, has announced the purchase of Twister Radio of Gordon, Neb. and Valentine, Neb. from DJ Broadcasting owners Jim
Practice Responsible Recreation on Waterways
While you enjoy the great outdoors floating, take precautions to avoid trespassing. The land beneath Nebraska’s rivers and streams is considered private property. Trespassing
$22,000 2by2 Winning Ticket Sold in Scottsbluff
SCOTTSBLUFF—One lucky player who bought a 2by2 ticket for the Saturday, April 22 drawing is holding a ticket worth $22,000. The Nebraska Lottery has
Promoting Soil Health in Nebraska
By: Nicole Heldt, Research Project Coordinator, UNL Panhandle Research, Extension, and Education Center; Bijesh Maharjan, Associate Professor and Soil and Nutrient Management Extension Specialist,
Provide High Magnesium Mineral to Lactating Cows to Prevent Grass Tetany
Grass tetany occurs in cattle when low magnesium levels in the blood impact the animal’s nervous system. Although growing cattle can be affected, older
Blast from the Past April 26, 2023
130 Years Ago April 28, 1893 J. F. Yanders has discovered a sandstone on his claim, six miles north of town, which he thinks
NDEE Extends Private Well Reverse Osmosis Rebate Program
The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy (NDEE) has extended the Private Well Reverse Osmosis Rebate Program. The initial application period opened January 1,
SAA Announces Third Quarter Honor Roll
St. Agnes Academy recently announced the third quarter honor roll students. Pictured are front row: St. Agnes third quarter 8th principal list Paz Cody,