Top 16 Competitors Announced for ‘Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska’ Contest
The top 16 products in the third annual “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” contest have been announced. Public voting for the top 16 products in
Master Gardener Tips September 9, 2024: Bulb Tips for Beautiful Flowers Next Year
By Kathy Tando, University of Nebraska Master Gardener Nothing quite announces spring in the same way Tulips and Daffodils do. Bulbs are a great addition
Huskers Lower Boom On Buffaloes
By Huskers Athletics Lincoln – Nebraska dominated the first half to build a 28-0 halftime lead before relying on its defense to secure a 28-10
Warriors 2-0 In Early Campaign
By Kerri Rempp The Sioux County Warriors are 2-0 to start the season, with wins over Banner County and Leyton. In a battle of the
Volleyball Early Contests Highlighted by Two Wins
By Kerri Rempp With just six girls on the roster, the Sioux County Lady Warriors have found ways to win some early contests. Sioux County
Friday Night Area Recap
High School football wrap from around the KCSR/KBPY listening area Thursday The Pine Ridge Thorpes were at Winnebago (NE) Thursday and fell 40-34. The 1-1
Chadron Pummles Valentine
Friday Night the Chadron Cardinals went two hours east down Highway 20 and returned late that night with a 43-6 win over the Valentine Badgers.
Grit and Commitment
By U.S. Senator Deb Fischer To serve is an honor. That is especially true in serving one’s country. Today in America, the honor to serve
Work Will Begin on US-385, south of Bridgeport
Weather permitting, work will begin Sept. 16 on US-385, from reference post 71+00 to reference post 71+75, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation. Simon
New Income Guidelines for WIC Increases Eligibility
New income guidelines increased the number of families who could qualify for the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) supplemental nutrition assistance program. The WIC program
Work to Begin Soon on Lake Maloney Angler Access Project
Construction soon will begin on a project addressing angler access at one southwest Nebraska reservoir, while work on aquatic habitat at another will be delayed.
It’s Election Time, Why Aren’t We Talking NAFTA?
Commentary by Bill Bullard, CEO, R-CALF USA A major contributor to the ongoing contraction of America’s independent, family-scale cattle and sheep farms and ranches can
Fixing the IRS
By Rep. Adrian Smith In August 2022, when President Biden signed into law the so-called Inflation Reduction Act, it included an $80 billion increase in
Senator Brewer’s Weekly Update
By Senator Tom Brewer Senators each represent about forty thousand Nebraskans in their district, but we all receive calls and letters from citizens across the
Dobby’s Frontier Village Hosting Fall Festival
There will be a Fall Festival at Dobby’s Frontier Village east of Alliance on Saturday and Sunday, September 21 and 22, Thirty-seven years ago, Kenneth