Have you ever tried to analyze your dreams? Do you ever just wake up and think, "What the heck was that all about?"
- Paul Hammel
It is the “silly season,” as a spokeswoman for Gov. Pillen put it recently.
- Sarah Neben
Sept. 24 was a hard day for our 3-year-olds at Shining Star Preschool. It was raining hard when the students arrived and it continued to rain throughout most of the day.
- Jessica Kennedy
GOTHENBURG — Gothenburg football remains undefeated at home, defeating Chase County 48-0 to win on homecoming.
- Ashley Mohler
COZAD — “Benny Strong” and “Benny-Fit” have become familiar slogans in Cozad over the past few months as the community has rallied to support one of its own.
- Ashley Mohler
COZAD — Two years ago, Julie Griffis considered closing her pumpkin patch for good. She took a year off in 2025, and that fall, tragedy struck. Her husband, Steven Griffis, died Oct. 19, 2025.
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CHICAGO — When it finally came time to open the gates to the new Ryan Field on Friday afternoon, Pat Ryan Sr. and his family stood on the grounds outside the concourse and cut a long purple ribbon. Over the last five years, the Ryans largely funded and led construction of Northwestern’s $875 million stadium. When Ryan, the 89-year-old billionaire businessman, considered what it all meant on ...
Check out the photos from the Huskers and Terrapins game on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.
Nebraska hosts Maryland Saturday at Memorial Stadium. Follow along for live updates, scores, highlights and analysis.
Nebraska running backs Jamal Rule and Mekhi Nelson are game-time decisions against Maryland as Nebraska eases into a defining October.
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Nebraska Kearney women’s soccer blanked Newman 2-0 in Wichita as Shaeley Reichmuth and Aspen Steen scored second-half goals. UNK next visits No. 24 Washburn.
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Sixth-ranked Nebraska Kearney hit .351 and extended its school-record streak to 51 straight sets in a sweep of first-year Northeastern State at Buckle Court.
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Glass artist Tim Spurchise gives public demonstrations and a lecture Oct. 6-7 at the UNK hot glass studio, drawing on his M.F.A. training and teaching experience.
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Celebrate American Archives Month with behind-the-scenes tours of the UNK Archives at the CTR Library, featuring collection highlights from 1691 to today.
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Shows and movies that touch on religious themes can have an enthusiastic and built-in audience, so it’s no wonder that filmmakers are eager to produce them when the opportunity arises.
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SALZBURG, Austria — Many fans of "The Sound of Music" will be delighted to hear they can visit a new museum in Salzburg that is entirely dedicated to the classic film shot in and around the Alpine city. The story of a rebellious young nun who becomes governess to seven children, her eventual marriage with their father and their escape from the Nazis has won fans worldwide. Every year, hundreds ...
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