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Last night the 100 Women Who Care Committee and Board presented the Dawes County Honor Guard with $10K.

The Badlands Storage Baking Contest, which takes place every year during the Sioux County Fair, included a dozen entries. Senior division 1st place winner was

By Kaaren Grimminger, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Think hygiene for your garden. When you use clippers or other tools, clean them when you switch from

By Kaaren Grimminger, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener “Natural” health is in these days. There is a greater emphasis on non-processed foods and on fruits and

Hunters may begin purchasing 2023 Nebraska fall turkey permits at 1 p.m. Central time Aug. 14. A fall turkey permit still is valid statewide, but

Manufacturers and all Nebraskans are invited to nominate their favorite product to compete in the second annual “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” tournament. To qualify,

Certified volunteer hunter and bowhunter education instructors across Nebraska host classes throughout the year, but late summer and early fall are when most classes are

The Panhandle has hit a record. No, not a temperature record, but a mosquito record. Trapping for mosquitoes has continued throughout the summer with the

By Kaaren Grimminger, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Be careful with the honeybees. They are definitely our friends. In the last few years, the varroa mite

ByKaaren Grimminger, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener As you’re working in your garden or in your landscape, do consider bees. Especially honeybees. As they are pollinating

By Katie Markheim, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Ready to take your garden to the next level? This is Katie Markheim, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener. If

By Katie Markheim, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener So, what’s the big deal about companion planting? This is Katie Markheim, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener, here to

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will consider staff recommendations to increase the fee for state park entry permits when it meets Aug. 4 in

Fire crews are mopping up a lightning-caused fire in the central section of Wind Cave National Park. The fire was reported at 1:54 p.m. Tuesday,

By Katie Markheim, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Even though the Panhandle’s been receiving its fair share of rainfall this year, keep an eye on that