By Anita Gall Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Spring is the perfect time to check your shrubs for winter damage. Start by pruning out
Editorials
The Public Encounters Jerry’s Collection
Downtown storefronts often fade from vibrant places of business to the faces of tired old buildings hoping for new owners. I always thought the
What Comes After
Much has been said and written about the tragic wildfires in Nebraska. March is always our disaster month, and with ongoing drought and incessant
More Than a Milestone: What 800 Graduates Really Means for VALTS Students
By Dr. Laura Barrett ESU 13 When VALTS celebrated its most recent graduates on March 4, the moment marked more than just another ceremony.
When the Smoke Clears
We’re almost two weeks out from when the worst fire in our state’s history burned through this country. When the smoke cleared, when the
Celebrating 80 Years of the North Platte Canteen
Here in Nebraska, we reserve a special spot in our history and in our hearts for the North Platte Canteen. This year marks the
Heart of the Hills
March 12, 2026, is a day that will not soon be forgotten by those of us that call the sandhills of western Nebraska home.
Tested by Crisis, Defined by Resilience
Over the past week, smoke has filled the skies across central and western Nebraska as wildfires have torn through more than 826,000 acres—destroying homes,
District 47 Legislative Update
As we are all devastatingly aware, Western Nebraska is dealing with the largest wildfire in state history as the Morrill Fire continues to burn
Staying Nebraska Strong
Over the last several days, we have been reminded how quickly life can change. Across Nebraska, wildfires are tearing through more than 800,000 acres