LINCOLN – Four months after a new, full-ride scholarship and stipend was launched to attract top-performing Nebraska scholars, more of them are choosing the University of Nebraska.
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BELDEN – Shannon Arduser doesn’t want people to hope they’re going to heaven - he wants them to know.
RANDOLPH – A Randolph woman is celebrating a long life well lived - all 100 years of it and counting.
HARTINGTON – Cedar Catholic Jr.-Sr. High School recently released the fourth quarter and second semester honor roll for the 2023-24 school year.
WAYNE – Wayne State College alumni are invited to submit original artwork for the Juried Alumni Art Exhibit being held in conjunction with Homecoming. The exhibit will run Oct. 4 through Nov. 13 in the Nordstrand Visual Arts Gallery, located in U.S. Conn Library on campus.
Many have tried, and few have succeeded in expanding the state’s sales tax base by taxing things now exempt from taxation.
June 20, 1929
Dry conditions the past few years have reduced, natural grasshopper population controls that thrive in warm, humid weather. While recent rains may have helped slow number growth, grasshopper populations may become an issue for pasture and hay crops as the summer continues if dry weather returns.
ACTIVITIES Wednesday, June 19: Catholic Communal Services, Chair Exercises, Dominoes, Current Events, Open Centers, Puzzle Time.
June 9, 1949
June 16, 2004
Softball can get a little boring when you're playing right field. That's the way Danielle Mainquist seems to feel anyway as she takes a seat while a foe bats during their six-and-under game here last Tuesday. (left) Ellie Mae Sudbeck takes a cut at a pitch during Tuesday's contest. (below) Nora Sudbeck makes sure her batting helmet has a good, snug fit.
YANKTON, S.D. – A new support group for Restless Legs Syndrome will meet in Yankton.
LINCOLN - The Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation kicked off the 2024 WanderNebraska Travel Adventure Program on Memorial Day weekend with many updates for its third year.
Have you been to the grocery store or courthouse lately and been approached in the parking lot by not one, but two people seeking signatures on initiative petitions concerning abortion rights?
This article expands on last week’s story about Lauren “Shorty” Johnson. Most of what appears below was transcribed directly from my tape recorded interview with Johnson in May 2004. My questions are in italics. His replies follow in plain text.
June 17, 1954
UNL Extension
The old playground equipment and the old concrete have now been removed from the Coleridge park. Dirt work is now being completed at the park in preparation for new playground equipment. The community improvement project was undertaken thanks to a big fund-raising drive from the Coleridge Area Fund. Anyone still wishing to help with the project, can contact Mary Biltoft, CAF Treasurer, P.O. Box 3, Coleridge, NE 68727.
June 20, 1934
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