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Scottsbluff High School Hall of Fame nomination period comes to a close on Saturday
Announcement Scottsbluff High School, in partnership with a committee made up of past graduates, coaches, community members, past employees and former athletes, are making plans for the 2nd induction of the Scottsbluff Hall of Fame. Purpose The purpose of the Scottsbluff High School Athletic Hall of Fame is to recognize…
Baseball report: Weekend scores for Pioneers, WESTCO, and Gering
The Western Nebraska Pioneers won two of three games at home over the Gameday Angels this past weekend, closing out the series win on Sunday with a 6-2 win. Jaden Onaca pitched six innings allowing just two runs while striking out five and walking four. Michael Simien worked three no-hit…
Pasture Weed Management After Drought
Pasture grass root injury caused by drought and/or wildfire can extend into the next grazing season. If grass stands have only been slightly damaged, then recovery can be quick… especially with proper weed control, fertility and deferred grazing management. However, if the stressed pastures were overgrazing, then recovery may extend…
CWS field almost set
The field is almost set for the College World Series that begins this week in Omaha. Super Regionals took place over the weekend. Only spot in left in the field of eight. Athens Super Regional Game 3: (7) Georgia vs. (10) NC State | 7 p.m. Monday, June 10 |…
April Pork Exports Largest in Nearly Three Years; Beef Exports Also Trend Higher
April exports of U.S. pork reached the highest volume and value since May 2021, according to data released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF). It was also a robust month for U.S. beef exports, which were the largest in 10 months and valued at just…
The Top Seven Nebraska State Parks for Kayaking
If you seek adventure, relaxation and fun this summer, kayaking should be on your list. Nebraska’s state parks and recreation areas offer excellent locations, some with recently added improvements for kayakers. Plan your next adventure beneath Nebraska skies at one of the following state parks, selected by Nebraska Game and…
Watch Young Falcons Grow via Livestream from Nebraska Capitol Building
A trio of falcons has hatched, and you can watch them grow! A peregrine falcon couple is once again nesting at the Nebraska Capitol Building, for the first time since 2016. On May 24, three falcons successfully hatched. They are doing well, said nongame bird program manager Joel Jorgensen. If…
Japanese Hall grand opening: Family histories enter ‘realm of forever’
Japanese performance art and traditions accompanied the grand opening of Japanese Hall at the Legacy of the Plains Museum this weekend, with hundreds on hand for the celebration. In addition to remarks by local, state and international dignitaries Saturday, members of Japanese American families that settled in the area more…
Researchers Look at Roots for Insight into Drought-Tolerant Wheat
Are there certain advantages old wheat varieties have over newer wheat varieties that are commonly grown today? This was a question presented to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) High Plains Ag Lab (HPAL) specialists at a recent workshop. “It was a grower’s question. They wanted to know the difference between…
Survey Illustrates Internet Access Disparities for Nebraskans
A University of Nebraska–Lincoln survey shows a majority of Nebraskans report mostly or very dependable internet access, but disparities persist between urban and rural residents. In the latest Nebraska Snapshot from the Bureau of Sociological Research, 45% of statewide respondents said they have very dependable internet, with 41% of Nebraskans reporting mostly…