The Lexington Minutemen football team held on to win 23-21 Friday over Holdrege in the 100th series rivalry matchup at Ray Ehlers Stadium in Lexington.
- Sarah Neben
The roaring sound of high-horsepower engines captured the attention of those gathered to welcome home participants in this year’s 50-Mile March at Werner Park in Papillion.
- Jessica Kennedy
We all raise our kids with morals and values and beliefs and if we've done our job, we think they are pretty good kids. And they probably are.
- Paul Hammel
You’ve barely stepped out of your car at the drug store when a disheveled person, toting a couple of clipboards, confronts you.
- Jessica Kennedy
Lexington defeated Holdrege 23-21 to up their series lead 54-42, with four ties, in the 100th rivalry matchup Friday in Lexington.
- Ashley Mohler
Garlic isn’t a crop that immediately comes to mind when thinking of rural Nebraska agriculture, but for Tracey and Johnny Keifer, garlic is a livelihood.
- ZACH HAMMACK Lincoln Journal Star
If you plan to take a shuttle to Memorial Stadium on Husker football Saturdays this fall, StarTran won't be picking you up.
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Police identified the 67-year-old man who was found dead Thursday in a field in west Lincoln.
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Lincoln Public Schools data shows students of color, female students and students in the free- and reduced-lunch program are the least aerobically fit. Community groups are working to change that.
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The Juvenile Services Division art contest showcases creative work by youth on probation statewide, with 37 submissions featured in print and display pieces.
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NPCC’s 1964 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu SS raffle car finishes its tour at the Nebraska State Fair, raising scholarship funds for transportation programs.
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Grand Island Public Library hosts free Welcoming Week events, including a Pedro Martin author workshop and a Sharing Kindness Makerspace family program in September.
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Grand Island Public Library marks Library Card Sign-up Month with free cards for Hall County residents, expanded access to materials, Makerspace tools, and digital resources.
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