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By Tena L. Cook, Marketing Coordinator Two Wyoming high school students advised by Chadron State College alum Devin Shimic Wells placed second in a national

Downtown Scottsbluff has been humming this summer with live music, farmers markets, and festivals. The city’s Bands on Broadway series offers free concerts on Thursday

By Nebraska Extension Water and Cropping Systems Educators Gary Stone, John Thomas, and Samantha Daniel Nebraska Extension held a Bean Growers Day on Tuesday, Aug.

The Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT) is pleased to announce the opening of a procurement bid opportunity under the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula

By Jeanne Yeoman, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Weeds are not only unsightly but also steal moisture, nutrients, and light. Pulling weeds is an unavoidable garden

Federal aid supports state, Tribal and local recovery for May 20, 2024—June 2024 Storms. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) today announced

The five state Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Omaha Division, which includes Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota, is reminding Midwestern communities to continue

Ranchers and land managers can learn about forage production, stocking rates, managing risk, drought insurance and more in an interactive, online learning experience provided by

By Chabella Guzman, PREEC Communications The University of Nebraska -Lincoln’s Panhandle Research Extension and Education Center (PREEC) welcomed Austin Fox as its new Finance Associate

With apple orchards, Arbor Day Farm, and close proximity to the Missouri River, Nebraska City offers a lot to see and do. City leaders have

By Aaron Berger, Nebraska Extension Educator Pregnancy detection in replacement heifers or cows is a tool producers can use to increase profit. Traditionally, cows and

Visitors travelling through Valentine to access Smith Falls State Park will be affected by road construction starting this fall. The Nebraska Department of Transportation will

Stroll through Norfolk, and you’ll see why the city is generating buzz as a success story in Nebraska community development. Its revitalized downtown has attracted

By Jeanne Yeoman, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Fertilizing plants in hot weather may seem like a good idea, but it may cause more harm than

By Chabella Guzman, PREEC communications / Gary Stone, Nebraska Extension educator  For growers, temperatures have moderated back to near-normal for the season.  “Parts of the