By the time this publishes, we will be on summer break, but as I write, we are still in the countdown to the last day. It’s really remarkable how fast this school year seemed to go.
- Jessica Kennedy
Every so often, you’re reminded that people are generally good.
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Praying for people can prove challenging.
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This Saturday our family will take part in a long-standing tradition of taking flowers to the graves of our loved ones for Memorial Day.
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The Lexington boys soccer team fell to Gretna in the Class B state soccer championship this year. But their run still gave the town hope in a heartbreaking year.
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Younger kids can “Find the Fun in Fitness” at Lexington’s Orthman Community YMCA this summer with Fit Kids Camp.
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Lexington Public Library is hosting its annual Summer Safety Workshop and Bike Rodeo on May 29 to promote family safety during summer activities, featuring community partners offering educational stations and a bike obstacle course.
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Joshua Schulte will be the third generation in his family to receive a diploma from a parent when he graduates from Lincoln East High School on Sunday.
Food Network says Hi-Way Diner is the best diner in Nebraska, praising the Nebraska Parkway roadside eatery for its menu of “simple, homestyle cooked dishes” and vibe that harkens back to the '50s and '60s when diners ruled the roost.
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WCWS storylines abound for Nebraska softball, while the husband of star pitcher Jordy Frahm returned for postgame celebrations after being escorted from his seat.
Nebraska softball's first WCWS team in 13 years unleashed joy, hugs and memories, writes Amie Just from a unforgettable celebratory scene.
Nebraska's earned the right to host a regional, writes Tom Shatel, but ESPN's Kyle Peterson has a great idea to increase hosting chances without expanding the field.
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