Lexington Regional Health Center celebrated its 50th anniversary Tuesday, Sept. 1, with a free community event at the hospital.
- Jessica Kennedy
Despite the hot temperatures, fans gathered at the Lexington Optimist Complex for a night on the diamond as the Minutemaids faced Dawson County rival Gothenburg Thursday.
- Aaron Sanderford World-Herald Managing Editor
Voters in eastern Nebraska's 1st Congressional District might not see Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Flood and Democrat Chris Backemeyer debate after a fight over debate timing blew into public view.
- Jessica Kennedy
Gering's game plan? Stop Lexington wide receiver Tyler Thorell.
- Ashley Mohler
Independent U.S. Senate candidate Dan Osborn discussed the Tyson Foods plant closure, job outsourcing and challenges facing American agriculture during a Thursday meet-and-greet at Big Johnson Brewing Co. at Johnson Lake.
- Jessica Kennedy
The Cozad Haymaker boys cross country team finished as the runners-up at their home invite Thursday morning.
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Volunteers in yellow shirts help keep the Nebraska State Fair running, from answering questions to giving tram rides and making child ID bracelets.
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The city said there are "some pretty high category" saline wetlands and Salt Creek tiger beetle habitat on the 155-acre property.
Ooh De Lally employees who were formerly incarcerated discussed reducing recidivism with Gov. Jim Pillen and Director of Correctional Services Rob Jeffreys.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office is searching for a driver who allegedly chased three kids off the road and ran one over Thursday in southwest Douglas County.
"Your honor, that is absolutely core political speech," former State Senator Andrew La Grone said at a hearing Friday.
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Nebraska Task Force 1 recalls the physical, mental and spiritual toll of being at Ground Zero soon after 9/11.
Three people made their first court appearance Monday for their alleged involvement in submitting petitions with false signatures in Lancaster County.
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Lexington Regional Health Center celebrated its 50th anniversary Tuesday, Sept. 1, with a free community event at the hospital.
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MIAA coaches picked Rogers State first and defending champion Nebraska Kearney third in the 2026-27 women's golf preseason poll ahead of the new season.
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Grand Island Senior High presents “Seussical: The Musical” Oct. 30–Nov. 1, featuring more than 180 Grand Island Public Schools students on stage and behind the scenes.
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