Nebraska schools have been awarded $10 million in safety and security grants for security-related infrastructure projects, ensuring a safer learning environment for students statewide. The
The Nebraska Tobacco Quitline is offering additional free quit medication through June 30, 2024, to Nebraskans trying to quit tobacco. The Quitline is offering participants
By Rep. Adrian Smith The historic tornadoes which pummeled the eastern and central portion of our state last week were devastating, and supporting the ongoing
By Senator Tom Brewer When I began my service as a State Senator in 2017, there were roughly 60,000 job vacancies in the skilled trades
By Katie Markheim, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener It’s that time of year. Spring cleaning both inside and out. Using a landscape maintenance company offers a
By Kirstee Schutte, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener A Walipini greenhouse, often referred to as a “pit” greenhouse is a greenhouse that is basically an excavated
Commentary by Bill Bullard, CEO, R-CALF USA At the behest of lobbyists representing global beef packers, Congress appropriated $15 million to buy millions of electronic
The Chadron Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #69 and the Chadron Volunteer Fire Department are again planning their annual Shoots and Ladders golf tournament and
By Dr. Pin-Chu Lai, Entomologist, Panhandle Research, Extension, and Education CenterJohn Thomas, Nebraska Extension Educator, Water and Cropping SystemsGary Stone, Nebraska Extension Educator, Water and
By Kirstee Schutte, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener There is a neat type of greenhouse that is gaining attention called a geodesic dome greenhouse. It first
By Kirstee Schutte, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Have you ever heard the term “beneficial insects” and wondered what that meant? Beneficial insects are insect species
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