The Gothenburg Swedes softball team defeated Lexington 14-2 to claim seventh place Saturday at the Minutemaid tournament.
- Jessica Kennedy
The Lexington Minutemaids fell to last place in their home tournament Saturday at the Optimist Complex.
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When you remove the noise of the world you can focus on the voice of God. What has your heavenly Father been wanting to say?
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I have a dream (no, not that famous one).
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Never say never. I wrote about that phrase in a previous column regarding child-rearing.
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Two paid staffers of Dan Osborn’s campaign joined an effort to dissolve a rival political party last year, documents show.
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U.S. Sen. Deb Fischer said Senate Agriculture Committee Democrats shouldn't be playing hardball on the 2026 Farm Bill with time running out to get the bill passed before Sept. 30.
Papillion boasts a rich history and modern developments such as data centers, earning accolades as a top place to live. It became the Sarpy County seat in 1875 while unincorporated.
A clash over who controls Nebraska’s police K-9 certification program has left competing proposals rejected and the issue unresolved.
Election Commissioner Todd Wiltgen had a plan for this petition verification season, but suspected fraud derailed it.
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A jury found Aristh Rodriguez-Linares guilty of manslaughter and two other felonies Wednesday in Dawson County District Court.
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Olivia Mauch and Laney Choboy don't let egos get in the way when sharing libero duties for Nebraska volleyball.
Huskers in NFL preseason: Ty Robinson continued his strong training camp with the Eagles, while Emmett Johnson scored a touchdown and Thomas Fidone caught volume passes for the Giants.
Nebraska's pass rushers, often anemic in 2025, want more sacks in 2026, but coaches are drilling a different word in NU's pursuit of opposing quarterbacks.
Nebraska's among Big Ten's best in facilities, Troy Dannen tells Tom Shatel, but not in NIL, so he won't apologize for NU's revenue push. "Time to turn it up."
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The 2026 Arts in the Park show will be held Sept. 12 at Cody Park in North Platte, featuring 100+ vendors, food trucks and family-friendly activities.
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Sarpy County Reentry Court held a August 4, 2026 graduation in Papillion, marking completion of intensive treatment, supervision and accountability programs.
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Washburn tops the 2026 MIAA women’s soccer preseason coaches poll, with Pittsburg State second and Nebraska Kearney picked ninth in the 13-team league.
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Registration is open for the 2026 Women’s Fall Volleyball League in North Platte, with a Sept. 15 deadline, $150 team fee, and A and B recreational divisions.
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