See photos as the NSBA hosts their 2026 State Marching Contest on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026 at Seacrest Field in Lincoln.
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Lexington Public Schools and the University of Nebraska Medical Center signed a memorandum of understanding Tuesday morning, Oct. 20, at Lexington High School, creating a new pathway into nursing for local students.
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The Lexington Board of Education accepted a donation of $4,500 in camera equipment from longtime photographer Paul Pack during its Oct. 19 meeting.
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The University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Nursing, Kearney Public Schools, Kearney Catholic Schools and Lexington Public Schools will formalize early high school admission programs at two events, one on the University of Nebraska at Kearney campus and the other at Lexington Public…
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Lexington High School STARS students are learning vocabulary through Blooket, a platform that turns classroom questions into games.
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LINCOLN — Lexington High School has announced that Emerson Lorenzo has been selected for the 2026-27 Believers and Achievers award.
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Lexington Public Schools Superintendent John Whetzal hosted the first Orange and Black Board Recap meeting Wednesday morning at the Lexington Public Library.
Lexington Public Schools Superintendent John Whetzal hosted the first Orange and Black Board Recap meeting Wednesday morning at the Lexington Public Library.
Lexington Public Schools approved its 2027 budget and property tax requests at the Sept. 14 board meeting following public hearings on each item. The budget received no opposition, according to Superintendent John Whetzal.
Lexington Public Schools will host a new community meeting designed to promote community involvement following each monthly school board meeting.
Humanities Nebraska announced that 23 program series of Prime Time Family Reading and Prime Time Preschool are being held at 22 Nebraska locations beginning Sept. 4, with some sites starting in October.
The Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce will host its annual fundraiser for the Blanche Senior Scholarship on Thursday, Aug. 20.
Take a look inside Creighton University's newest residence hall, Magis Hall.
On Wednesday, July 5, the Lexington Welcome Center hosted a back-to-school event on the north side of the opportunity center. The parking lot was full and informational booths from local organizations and businesses were set up outside for guests to visit.
Band students flocked to Lexington High School during the week of Aug. 3, instruments in hand, as they prepared for the upcoming marching season.
It’s August, and summer is beginning to wind down.
Washington D.C. was a trip to remember for three Lexington High School students who got the opportunity to share their Students Taking Action with Recognition projects on a national level when they ranked as the top two projects at state Family, Career and Community Leaders of America.
EUSTIS — On Thursday, July 30, Eustis celebrated the back-to-school season with a community event designed to help families prepare for the upcoming school year while giving students and parents a chance to reconnect before classes begin.
KEARNEY — Graduate and undergraduate degrees will be conferred for 182 summer graduates at the University of Nebraska at Kearney commencement exercises at 10 a.m. Friday, July 31, at UNK’s Health and Sports Center.
Erick Leiva Lopez knows exactly what kind of educator he wants to be.
Joseph's College Cosmetology campuses in Kearney, Grand Island, Norfolk and Lincoln will close July 31, the college said. The Kearney location is at 2213 Central Ave.
After exiting a closed session Monday night, the Lexington School Board unanimously authorized the deposit of the condemnation award in the amount of $1,134,000 to acquire real estate via eminent domain for the property formerly known as Plum Creek Care Center and WEL-Life assisted living at…
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Eldon Turner scored 23 points as Wayne State used a 12-0 first-half run and 21 points off turnovers to defeat Nebraska Kearney 75-62 in the season opener.
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Nebraska Kearney men placed third and women fourth at the 2026 MIAA Cross Country Championships, with seven Lopers earning All-MIAA honors in St. Joseph, Mo.
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Principal Hannah Luber discusses belonging, high expectations, positive calls home, and supporting students and staff at Wasmer Elementary on the GIPS Cast.
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Indoor Turkey Shoot archery camp for 4th-8th graders features certified KPR instructors, safety instruction, and technique practice at Harmon Park Activity Center.
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Lexington High School announced that graduated seniors Treyvan Berry and Maylin Novoa were the recipients of Mingus and Ramsey awards.
Central Community College announced the names of full-time students that earned spots on the President's and Dean's honor lists for the spring semester.
Overton Public Schools released their second semester honor roll June 1.
Eustis-Farnam Public School announced the students who made honor roll from 7-12th grade.
Humanities Nebraska is seeking nominations for the annual Sower Award in the Humanities, which recognizes and individual who has made a significant contribution to the public understanding of the humanities in Nebraska.
SUMNER — At the beginning of each school year, Emme Brown gathers her kindergartners at Sumner-Eddyville-Miller Schools to read “The World Needs Who You Were Made to Be” by Joanna Gaines.
The art department at Dudley Elementary in Gothenburg is offering students a chance to express themselves through a one-day art camp in June.
Recently, the Dawson County Extension Office released the recipients of 4-H scholarships.