Nebraska BMX riders will race for state titles in Lincoln Lincoln Journal Star Aug 18, 2026 Aug 18, 2026 Updated 13 hrs ago 0 Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Star City BMX will host the Nebraska State Championship Final on Saturday as part of a three-day racing weekend at 101 Charleston St. in Lincoln. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS Feed | SoundStack | All Of Our Podcasts kAm%96 H66<6?5 368:?D uC:52J H:E9 E96 q@3 (2C?:4<6 $49@=2CD9:A #246[ H:E9 C24:?8 DE2CE:?8 D9@CE=J 27E6C g A]>] $2EFC52J’D DE2E6 492>A:@?D9:A 7:?2=[ 2 EC:A=6\A@:?ED C246[ 368:?D D9@CE=J 27E6C f A]>] 2?5 H:== 56E6C>:?6 @G6C2== 286\8C@FA 492>A:@?D 2?5 DE2E6 C2?<:?8D 7@C 6=:8:3=6 }63C2D<2 C:56CD] $E2E6 A=2E6D 2?5 324<A24<D H:== 36 AC6D6?E65 27E6C E96 >2:?D] %96 H66<6?5 4@?4=F56D $F?52J H:E9 2? 62C?65 5@F3=6\A@:?ED C246 368:??:?8 D9@CE=J 27E6C `` 2]>]k^Am kAm}63C2D<2 C:56CD >FDE 92G6 4@>A6E65 :? 2E =62DE EH@ DE2E6\BF2=:7J:?8 C246D E@ 36 6=:8:3=6 7@C DE2E6 492>A:@?D9:A C2?<:?8D] ~C82?:K6CD 6IA64E 4@>A6E:E@CD 7C@> }63C2D<2 2?5 @E96C |:5H6DE6C? DE2E6D] q|) C24:?8 :D @A6? E@ 2 C2?86 @7 286D 2?5 6IA6C:6?46 =6G6=D]k^Am 0 Comments Locations Lincoln Be the first to know Get local news delivered to your inbox! Sign up! * I understand and agree that registration on or use of this site constitutes agreement to its user agreement and privacy policy. Related to this story Most Popular Greyson Bjorkman powers Carpet Land to winning start at World Series Behind five shutout innings from Greyson Bjorkman, the Lincoln East team opened World Series play with a win. Former NU regent sentenced to year in prison after DUI crash causing serious injury A Douglas County District Court judge sentenced Elizabeth O’Connor to one year in prison but noted she will serve half that time due to Nebras… Douglas County dismisses misdemeanor charges against Bellevue police officer Douglas County prosecutors dismissed charges against Bellevue police officer Marcus Larr, citing new information. He remains on paid leave pen… Chicken liver, a $12 rod and the rare fish that didn't get away at Capitol Beach On Aug. 2, Landry Vrtiska was fishing with a friend at Capitol Beach Lake when he felt a tug on his line within 10 seconds of casting. ICE plans to buy electric gloves already used by Omaha school resource officers Omaha police demonstrated electric gloves already used in schools as ICE prepares to spend millions on the same technology. Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | Omny Studio | All Of Our Podcasts Recommended for you Watch Now: Related Video Sen. Jon Ossoff Calls Out Trump’s Alleged Travels With Aide Natalie in Fiery Speech | TMZ Live Wells Fargo announces an investment supporting construction education at MCC Wells Fargo announces an investment supporting construction education at MCC Who is Natalie Harp, Trump’s trusted executive assistant? Who is Natalie Harp, Trump’s trusted executive assistant? Republican Senator Says Trump's Vaccine Order Is 'Wrong On So Many Levels' Republican Senator Says Trump's Vaccine Order Is 'Wrong On So Many Levels'
Greyson Bjorkman powers Carpet Land to winning start at World Series Behind five shutout innings from Greyson Bjorkman, the Lincoln East team opened World Series play with a win.
Former NU regent sentenced to year in prison after DUI crash causing serious injury A Douglas County District Court judge sentenced Elizabeth O’Connor to one year in prison but noted she will serve half that time due to Nebras…
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ICE plans to buy electric gloves already used by Omaha school resource officers Omaha police demonstrated electric gloves already used in schools as ICE prepares to spend millions on the same technology.
