Secretary of State Encourages Nebraskans to Register to Vote
Secretary of State Bob Evnen is encouraging Nebraskans to register to vote on National Voter Registration Day, September 17. Nebraska is home to 1,240,389 registered voters. “Voting is
Nebraska SMART Offers Free Tutoring for Rural K-12 Students
Nebraska SMART (Success Made Accessible through Rural Tutoring) is expanding its mission to provide high-quality, free tutoring services to K-12 students across rural Nebraska school
From Specialized Support to Enrichment: ESU 13 Enhances Panhandle Student Education
All the school districts in the Nebraska Panhandle are dedicated to providing high-quality education to the students in their schools. Educational Service Unit 13 (ESU
Irving Robert Pond
Irving “Bud” Robert Pond (“Uncle Bud, Pops”) was born on June 26th, 1934, in Pine Ridge, SD to Horace Jerome Pond and Arta Irving-Pond. Bud
Huskers Unveil 2025 Baseball Schedule
By Nebraska Athletic Communications Head coach Will Bolt announced the 2025 baseball schedule Tuesday, which features 25 home games at Hawks Field at Haymarket Park
Chadron Golfers Win Western Conference
Golfers from around the panhandle took to Monument Shadows Golf Course in Gering on Monday for the Western Conference Golf Tournament The Chadron Cardinals shot
Game and Parks Reminds Hunters of Changes for Fall Turkey Season
Fall turkey season will open soon, and the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission wants to reacquaint hunters with the changes that first became effective last
Attorney General Hilgers Leads 24 States in Opposing California’s Electric Truck Mandate
Attorney General Mike Hilgers spearheaded a 24-State coalition in filing a comment that asks the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to maintain a federal legal block
Master Gardener Tips September 17, 2024: Prepping Soil and Seeds for Next Year’s Blooms
By Jeanne Yeoman, Nebraska Extension Master Gardener The end of the growing season is a good time to evaluate your landscape and see which plants
Rains Briefly Halt Some Harvesting in Western Nebraska
By Chabella Guzman, PREEC communications / Gary Stone, Nebraska Extension educator Temperatures will start to trend cooler with chances of precipitation for this week. A
Cattle Group Strongly Supports Fourth Packers and Stockyards Proposed Rule
In comments submitted to the Department of Agriculture’s (USDA’s) Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS), R-CALF USA, America’s largest organization exclusively representing independent cattle producers, emphasized strong support of
Suspicious Envelope Found at Secretary of State Office
From the Office of the Nebraska Secretary of State During our routine mail collection this morning, the Secretary of State Elections Division received an envelope
August Traffic Fatality Toll
During the month of August 2024, nineteen people were killed in traffic crashes on Nebraska roadways, according to data collected by the Nebraska Department of
Cowboys Drop Contest To BYU
By Nick Seeman- Wyoming Associate AD for Communications LARAMIE, Wyo. (Sept. 14, 2024) – The Wyoming Cowboys (0-3 overall) dropped a 34-14 contest to longtime
Broncos Fall In Home Opener
The Denver Broncos hosted the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday for the home opener and fell 13-6. It was the Steelers who got out ahead early and