Wet weather across Dawson County brought everything from light mist to rain showers, but it did not dampen the Halloween spirit.
- Pierce Gentry and Chris Bowling Flatwater Free Press
Two reporters brave the old Valentine schoolhouse. The schoolhouse is allegedly haunted.
- Sam McKewon World-Herald Sports Editor
Nebraska stuck with Kyle Cunanan despite his struggles, but another missed field goal Saturday night prompted a change.
- Evan Bland World-Herald Staff Writer
Jamal Rule led Nebraska's rushing attack but couldn't hide his frustration after another fourth-quarter collapse.
- Sam McKewon World-Herald Sports Editor
Nebraska's latest collapse intensified questions about Dana Holgorsen, Matt Rhule and Anthony Colandrea. Three straight losses have left the Huskers searching for answers.
- Amie Just Lincoln Journal Star
After a third straight Husker loss, the time for soul-searching is long in the rearview mirror, writes Amie Just. The path forward now must include meaningful accountability.
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Nebraska's Matt Rhule opens his Nov. 2, 2026 press conference
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Free screening of the 1961 film The Misfits in Kearney on Nov. 5 at 7 p.m., introduced by film historian and podcaster Karina Longworth, followed by a short Q&A.
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Central Oklahoma rode a 21-point second quarter, eight sacks and reserve QB Owen Jones’ three TD passes to a 31-6 home win over Nebraska Kearney on Halloween.
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Dodge County Reentry Court marked a participant’s graduation in Fremont, recognizing completion of intensive treatment, supervision, and accountability program.
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Key information for Northwest High School’s Class of 2027 on senior banners, yearbook and slideshow photos, tributes, contacts and January 8, 2027, deadlines.
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