OMAHA — After qualifying for state track in the 100, 200, long jump and high jump, S-E-M senior Taryn Arbuthnot ended her career with one state medal during the Class D championships Friday and Saturday in Omaha at Burke Stadium.
- Jessica Kennedy
OMAHA — Four Overton athletes brought home state track and field medals Friday and Saturday during the Class D championships at Burke Stadium in Omaha.
- ALYSSA JOHNSON Lincoln Journal Star
Graci Boersen, who is set to get married next month, had just moved into a new home with her mother outside St. Libory earlier this month. Then, the tornado came.
- Jessica Kennedy
The Robert Henri Museum and Art Gallery announced that Karrie Steely, from Hendley, will be its Artist in Residence from June 10-24.
- MIKE KONZ Kearney Hub
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- Tom Shatel Omaha World-Herald
This Nebraska softball trip to the Women's College World Series is big. So was the timing. So was everything, writes Tom Shatel.
- Jessica Kennedy
By the time this publishes, we will be on summer break, but as I write, we are still in the countdown to the last day. It’s really remarkable how fast this school year seemed to go.
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