Deja Andersen

Nothing brings out paddlers like warm temperatures and fresh spring air. Those enjoying Nebraska’s water bodies and water trails through May are urged to be

The Nebraska Broadcasters Association has made a $25,000 contribution to the UnitedWay of the Midlands Nebraska & Iowa Tornado Relief Fund. NBA Chairperson of the

In a proclamation, Gov. Jim Pillen has declared May as See to Learn Month in Nebraska. See to Learn is a statewide program that provides

By Kirstee Schutte, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener We know that the first greenhouse was built in Rome in 30 A.D. but when were they introduced

Nebraska anglers still have plenty of time to enter the Midwest Walleye Challenge and be eligible for prizes, as well as to gather data that

Academic Scholarships Given to Fifty-Five Students Today, the Nebraska Cattlemen Foundation (NCF) announced they awarded over $59,000 in scholarships to help the next generation of

In light of recent tornados in Nebraska, many individuals and organizations will offer services to help those affected. Unfortunately, scam companies may use this opportunity

By U.S. Senator Deb Fischer Growing up, my dad was a civil engineer for the Nebraska Department of Roads. As kids, my brothers and I

Join us for this annual awareness-building campaign to recognize the amazing journeys of migratory birds. Scotts Bluff National Monument and Bird Conservancy of the Rockies

By Kirstee Schutte, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Ever wondered how far back greenhouses date? All the way back to 30 A.D. in Rome during the

Hundreds of American cattle and sheep producers are expected to gather June 19-21 in Deadwood, South Dakota, for R-CALF USA’s 25th Anniversary National Convention and

Rooted in Nebraska since 1972, the Arbor Day Foundation’s influence has branched out across the globe. The Foundation has helped plant over 500 million trees