Report shows visitor spending supports 111 jobs in nearby communities. A new National Park Service report shows that 80,000 visitors to Niobrara National Scenic River in
By Gregory Soderberg The primary reason for the American revolution was not about taxation without representation which the Colonists could have born with nothing but
By Nicole Heldt, Research Project Coordinator Maharjan Soils Lab, UNL PREEC Plan to attend the latest Nebraska Soil Health School on Wednesday, Sept. 4, at
R-CALF USA has joined as a plaintiff in a joint lawsuit against the U.S. Department of the Treasury and others, challenging the constitutionality of the Corporate Transparency
The audit report released today by the Auditor of Public Accounts outlines recommendations for the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services (NDCS). “As an agency, NDCS
By Chabella Guzman, PREEC communications / Gary Stone, Nebraska Extension educator The growing season is quickly ending. “However, replanted dry beans will need more time
With school back in session and summer staff leaving soon, Scotts Bluff National Monument will transition our operating hours for the Visitor Center and Summit
The Passing Along the Heritage mentored youth hunting program sites at Lake Wanahoo now may be reserved. Lake Wanahoo, a mile north of Wahoo in
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission soon will accept grant proposals that will enhance watchable wildlife opportunities and nature-based experiences in Nebraska. The intent of
By Amanda Shepperd, University of Nebraska Extension Master Gardener While the trees are changing colors and showing us the beauty of letting go, it is
The Go Ape Treetop Adventure Courses at Eugene T. Mahoney State Park have closed for the season early because of significant damage from a recent
Celebrate Nebraska’s 2024 Book Award winners with author readings and an awards presentation ceremony at the Nebraska Celebration of Book’s (NCOB) literary festival. Held at
Commentary by Bill Bullard, CEO, R-CALF USA It was decades ago when our domestic lamb industry took a sharp turn toward extinction. During the 90s,
By U.S. Senator Deb Fischer It’s August. You might notice the crispness in the air or the slight yellowing of the leaves or maybe even
By Amanda Shepperd, University of Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Who’s looking forward to fall? Did you know that the leaf color changes that we all