Top Story Lexington Public Library hosts art inspired by Willa Cather PRESS RELEASE May 17, 2025 May 17, 2025 0 The “Impact: Willa Cather” exhibit can be viewed at the Lexington Public Library. Jose Perez Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save PRESS RELEASE Lexington Public Library is hosting “Impact: Willa Cather,” an art exhibition from Impact Nebraska artists.kAm%96 D9@H :?4=F56D ae A:646D 3J }63C2D<2 2CE:DED[ :?DA:C65 3J E96 HC:E:?8D @7 (:==2 r2E96C W`gfb\`hcfX[ 2 !F=:EK6C !C:K6\H:??:?8 }63C2D<2 2FE9@C]k^AmkAm%96 D9@H 42? 36 G:6H65 |@?52J\%9FCD52J hib_ 2]>]\f A]>][ uC:52J hib_ 2]>]\e A]>][ $2EFC52J hib_ 2]>]\d A]>][ $F?52J `_ 2]>]\d A]>]k^AmkAmx>A24E[ 2 ?@?AC@7:E }63C2D<2 G:DF2=\2CED @C82?:K2E:@?[ H2D 7@F?565 :? `hgd] xED >:DD:@? :D E@ 65F42E6 E9C@F89 @FEC6249 AC@8C2>D 2?5 6I9:3:E:@?D] |6>36C 2CE:DED H@C< :? 2 3C@25 C2?86 @7 DEJ=6D 2?5 >65:2]k^Am People are also reading… Opening statements, first witness testimony begins Rodriguez-Linares trial 'Took my breath away' — Elm Creek, nearby communities unite at vigil for 3 injured teens Locals ask what’s next for Tyson; Pepplitsch says the city is working on it Cozad's Landon Baker earns Good Life, Great Journey Scholarship through Nebraska Department of Transportation From nonprofit studies to deputy city manager: Bill Brecks steps up to replace Burnside Lexington prepares for back to school with outdoor event Police, crime lab personnel testify on days 2, 3 of Rodriguez-Linares case Bar W Lounge approved as lottery outlet by Dawson County Commissioners Dakan named Good Samaritan Caring Kind Award recipient Benefit volleyball tournament raises $5,900 for Dorita Glaze Court hears from 3 witnesses Friday morning in Rodriguez-Linares trial Aristh Rodriguez-Linares takes the stand in state’s case against him Monday 'Like a football facility': Nebraska volleyball raves about renovated Devaney Sports Center Overton's Paige Walahoski wins Elite Showmanship Contest at Dawson County Fair Nebraska, Creighton volleyball will be televised on Nebraska Public Media Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | RSS Feed | Omny Studio | All Of Our Podcasts kAm|6>36CD9:A :D =:>:E65 E@ }63C2D<2 2CE:DED[ ?2E:@?2==J C64@8?:K65 H:E9:? 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From nonprofit studies to deputy city manager: Bill Brecks steps up to replace Burnside Former Deputy City Manager Dennis Burnside retired at the end of May, leaving a vacancy in Lexington's city administration, and on several boards.
