Deer Season Closed in Nebraska
Deer season in Nebraska officially closed Jan. 15 when the late antlerless seasons ended. The river antlerless season was shortened due to reduced deer numbers
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Nebraska Schools Among 69 Nationally Recognized for Academic Achievement In 2024
Two Nebraska schools are among 65 across the U.S. that have been named 2024 National ESEA Distinguished Schools for the extraordinary success of their students.
Teeing Up Winning Policy
By Rep. Adrian Smith Recent discussions I have had with President Trump and my congressional colleagues highlight both the significant challenges and the opportunity we
Dinner at the American Legion 1/23
On the menu for the Chadron American Legion’s Thursday Night Dinner is pulled pork, cheesy potatoes, baked beans and coleslaw, salad bar, dessert and coffee.
Auditions for Ruthless! the Musical
The Theatre Department will present Ruthless! the Musical in the Black Box Feb. 27 – March 2. Auditions will be Tuesday, Jan. 21 from 6:30 – 8:30 PM Callbacks will
Tanya Storer’s Updates from Week One
Kicking Off the Legislative Session: Updates from Week One Welcome to my first newsletter of the 109th legislative session! It’s been an eventful start, with
Enjoy Valentine’s Specials at State Parks
Whether it’s a nice Valentine’s Day dinner or a cozy stay in a warm cabin, you can find them in February in Nebraska’s state parks.
Responding to Illegal Immigration: The Laken Riley Act and Sarah’s Law
Laken Riley. Rachel Morin. Jocelyn Nungaray. Sarah Root. These young women never set out to become household names. They each lived their lives, studied and
State Transportation Improvement Plan Amendment Announced
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Federal Transit Administration (FTA) require each state highway agency to develop a Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). The STIP
Smith, Sewell Reintroduce Critical Access Hospital Relief Act
Reps. Adrian Smith (R-NE) and Terri Sewell (D-AL) reintroduced bipartisan legislation to repeal the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) 96-Hour rule for Critical
Grant Competition Announced for 21st Century Community Learning Centers
The Nebraska Department of Education is requesting proposals for the 21st Century Community Learning Centers 2025 grant competition. The goal of the 21st CCLC program is to
Commissioners to Consider Funding for Community Outdoor Projects
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will consider awarding funds for community outdoor projects when it meets Jan. 24 in Lincoln. Commissioners will consider staff
December Traffic Fatality Toll
During the month of December 2024, seventeen people were killed in traffic crashes on Nebraska roadways, according to data collected by the Nebraska Department of
Smith Supports House Passage of Bill to Avoid Double Taxation with Taiwan
Today, Congressman Adrian Smith (R-NE) spoke on the floor of the House of Representatives supporting passage of legislation (H.R. 33) to prevent the double taxation
Nebraska State Colleges Drive $1.4 Billion Economic Impact for the State
Chadron State, Peru State, and Wayne State Colleges are integral to the growth of Nebraska’s economy, workforce, and the communities they serve. An economic impact