Mac's Creek Winery and Brewery has announced its 2026 lineup for its annual Friday with Friends Summer Concert series. Guests can stay in Creekside Cottages, purchase food from local food trucks, enjoy Mac's Creek's drink selection and attend a biweekly concert.
The Forestry Board of Cozad hosted it's fifth Arbor Day celebration and announced this year's eight poster winners on Friday, April 24.
Nebraska’s Natural Resources Districts (NRDs) marked Arbor Day with a ceremonial tree planting of a New Horizon Elm at the State Capitol, joined by state and conservation partners. The event highlighted ongoing collaboration among organizations like the Nebraska Forest Service and Arbor Day …
Lexington High School held the annual Don Bader track and field Invite Friday at Ray Ehlers Stadium in Lexington.
The Cozad Haymaker boys track team finished in fifth place as a team Thursday at the Northwest Dave Gee Invite at Grand Island Northwest High School.
I am enjoying my time in Arizona. I don’t regret moving here.
Some State Capitol watchers say they can’t relax until state legislators go home for the year.
Floyd Parrott, 64, had been set for court later this week.
On April 2, four soldiers with the Nebraska National Guard were conducting a routine static patrol in Washington, D.C., when they heard the sound of a crash nearby.
The troop will install boxes at Edenton South, Cripple Creek and Village Meadows parks, and the Parks and Recreation Department will receive three backup boxes.
One change is allowing sidewalk cafes to be approved by the director of the Planning and Development Services Department, shortening the amount of time it takes to open a cafe.
Ben Sasse appeared on "60 Minutes" to talk about his terminal cancer diagnosis and a treatment that he says is helping him live longer.
“After careful consideration, we have made the decision to close this location and focus fully on our original downtown space where it all began.”
Nebraska Athletics said the "unpredictable and changing nature" of Saturday's weather added a new challenge for managing tens of thousands of fans who came to see the concert.
With marathon and half marathon runners set to take to Lincoln's streets Sunday morning, a number of roads will be closed to drivers.
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Infrequent messaging around weather delays before the Zach Bryan concert shows Nebraska Athletics has room to grow managing outdoor events, writes Amie Just.
Husker fans who've had good, cheap season tickets for a long, long time must learn to live tough-but-fair Memorial Stadium reseat, writes Tom Shatel.
A former Nebraska assistant, who felt the heartbreak in last year's championship loss, watched from Northern Colorado's bench Saturday in Chadron. He saw the Huskers' potential for revenge in 2026.
Another midweek border rivalry carries extra weight for Nebraska baseball this time as the RPI-watching Huskers welcome in fading — and high-scoring — Kansas State.
Grand Island Public Library’s 2026 “Unearth a Story” summer programs offer free reading challenges, camps, art shows, and events for kids, tweens, and teens.
Grand Island Parks & Recreation is hosting a free youth track and field meet May 20 for ages 8-13, with top local finishers advancing to the June 13 state meet.
Wild Adventures: A Smart Zoo Experience returns to Kearney on Saturday, April 25 with animatronic animals, virtual reality aquarium and family activities.
Visit the store on April 25 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a Walleye Madness fish fry with fresh grilled fish, samples and Bass Pro Shops Uncle Buck’s batter mix.
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Kate Hudson didn’t need to search to play a high-powered businesswoman in “Running Point.”
Priests and bishops in the global Church have long emphasized bans on abortion, birth control and same-sex marriage as high priorities.
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