White Christmas: Photos of a snowy holiday in Nebraska
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Nebraskans out in the snow on Christmas 2017. Send your photos to yourpics@journalstar.com.
- LARRY PEIRCE, David City Banner-Press
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The Aldrich family catches the first snow of the season at David City Park on Sunday morning. From left, Hope, Andrew, Cooper and Kaci. Hope and Cooper got a push from the top of the hill to make paths in the fluffy snow.
- LARRY PEIRCE, David City Banner-Press
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Cooper Aldrich gets a running start down the hill at the David City Park on Sunday morning.Â
- LARRY PEIRCE, David City Banner-Press
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Jose Venegas clears the sidewalk at his David City home Sunday morning after several inches of fluffy snow blanketed the area.Â
- LARRY PEIRCE, David City Banner-Press
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Don Lange of Don's Lawn Care and Snow Removal clears a driveway on Sunday morning. The fluffy snow marked the first opportunity for snow removal companies to put their equipment to work.Â
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
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Adrien Rhone, 7, plays in the snow along Stratford Avenue on Sunday. The Lincoln Airport recorded 3.6 inches of snow, making for a White Christmas.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
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Caleb Bradley, 9, throws a snowball Sunday as the kids wait for luminarias to be loaded into a pickup truck to be placed along Stratford Avenue.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
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Children set out luminarias along Stratford Avenue on Sunday.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
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Reed Zuspan, 8, gets a face full of snow Sunday as he sleds down the dam at Holmes Lake Park.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
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Reed Zuspan, 8, wipes snow off his face Sunday at Holmes Lake Park.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
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Children sled at Holmes Lake Park on Sunday. Lincoln received around three inches of snow overnight based on information from the Lincoln Airport, and more snow fell on Tuesday.
- KAYLA WOLF, Journal Star
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Neighbors talk as children from families living along Stratford Avenue climb in the bed of a pickup truck Sunday to set out luminarias along the sidewalks and boulevard.Â
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- LARRY PEIRCE, David City Banner-Press
The Aldrich family catches the first snow of the season at David City Park on Sunday morning. From left, Hope, Andrew, Cooper and Kaci. Hope and Cooper got a push from the top of the hill to make paths in the fluffy snow.
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