Lexington volleyball lost their regular season finale Tuesday to Aurora.
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COZAD — “It’s anybody’s game,” Ogallala coach Emma Trammell said, of the Southwest Conference volleyball tournament. “We had talked about it earlier, a lot of people said, ‘Oh, the Southwest Conference is wide open.’”
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Cozad Haymaker volleyball defeated McCook 25-17, 25-19 Tuesday, taking fifth place during the Southwest Conference tournament.
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Join Sarah Slattery, Nebraska secretary of state, for free coffee and pastries during a campaign event Friday, Oct. 23 from 10:30 a.m. to noon at Madeline's Cafe and Bakery, 501 N. Washington St., Lexington.
- Jessica Kennedy
The Gothenburg Swedes battled in a five-set thriller, winning 16-25, 25-14, 25-17, 24-26. 15-12 over Minden in the Southwest Conference semifinal Monday in Cozad.
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ELM CREEK — What brought you to Elm Creek, and what makes you stay? Does your current home meet your needs? If more housing options were available, would you move, purchase your first home, or make a change?
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The Nebraska Supreme Court said the Republican National Committee and two Lancaster County voters who challenged the law "failed to prove the statute is unconstitutional on its face."
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LEXINGTON, Ky. — Will Stein does not want to hear that the impending expansion of the College Football Playoff from 12 to 24 teams is going to diminish the regular season. “I think that's a really lame take, to be honest,” the Kentucky football coach said Tuesday at his weekly news conference at Kroger Field. “As far as I know, every game in college football is still going to matter. ... So ...
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The Mike Locksley era of Maryland football is over. The university announced Wednesday that the ninth-year coach is stepping down immediately in a “mutual decision” after Saturday’s 37-30 loss to Rutgers. That setback was the Terps’ fifth straight and 12th in a row against Big Ten competition, dropping them to 2-5 with five games remaining. The 56-year-old compiled a 39-54 overall record in ...
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No. 27 Nebraska Kearney women’s golf shot 621 to win the Indian Creek Shootout in Elkhorn, the Lopers’ third straight tournament victory and fourth this fall.
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ODR’s FY 2025-2026 report details 3,730 mediation cases, case types, referral sources, and agreement and facilitation rates across six mediation centers.
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Nebraska’s Supreme Court honored 13 employees and one team with 2026 Judicial Branch Recognition Awards during the system’s 18th annual ceremony.
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Mallory Haskin of McCook is named North Platte Community College Business Student of the Month for October while pursuing an accounting-focused business degree.
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