Lexington sweeps Cozad

Lexington sweeps Cozad

COZAD - The Lexington Minutemaids spoiled the opening night of the new Cozad High School Gymnasium, sweeping the Haymakers 27-25, 25-21, 25-14 Tuesday night. The first two sets were competitive as both teams traded leads and neither team lead by anything larger than five points. Despite winning the first two…
SMU shocks Huskers

SMU shocks Huskers

DALLAS - The No. 2 Nebraska volleyball team fell 25-23, 25-21, 25-18 at SMU on Tuesday night in front of a crowd of 6,773 at Moody Coliseum.  The Huskers (3-1) committed 11 service errors and had just one ace, while SMU (2-1) aced Nebraska seven times and committed 10 service…
Emma Arndt, Western Maker and Artist on Breaking the Barrier

Emma Arndt, Western Maker and Artist on Breaking the Barrier

Emma Arndt is an artist in every sense of the word. The Kansas native began learning the art of leatherwork as an eighth grader when stuck at home during the Covid-19 pandemic. From there, she has learned how to silversmith and make boots. Arndt has been recognized by Western Horseman…
Tuesday Channel Final Bell with Sam Hudson at Cornbelt Marketing | 9/3/24

Tuesday Channel Final Bell with Sam Hudson at Cornbelt Marketing | 9/3/24

Crops in the Eastern Corn Belt are facing varied conditions, with high moisture corn becoming a focal point as harvest approaches. As we move past the first notice day, producers are being forced to make critical decisions regarding storage, marketing, and moisture management. Despite these challenges, grain exports continue, although…
Loper volleyball begins the season out west

Loper volleyball begins the season out west

UNK volleyball opens up the season this week as the Lopers begin the year with a West Coast trip. The Lopers finished up fall camp with a scrimmage against CSU-Pueblo last week. Head coach Rick Squiers talks with Jayson Jorgensen about how things have gone. UNK head coach Rick Squiers…
Village clerk of tiny Nebraska town resigns amid probe by state auditor’s team

Village clerk of tiny Nebraska town resigns amid probe by state auditor’s team

LINCOLN — The village of Litchfield in central Nebraska “boasts a whopping 280 people,” according to its website, which goes on to say that the small-town atmosphere contributes to a high quality of life.   But a Nebraska State Auditor’s Office probe into village operations has disrupted the calm, revealing apparent misappropriation of…
Scientists crafting cell-cultured cocoa to keep up with demand

Scientists crafting cell-cultured cocoa to keep up with demand

Cocoa is a highly sensitive crop and it’s naturally grown in rainforests, which have become stressed in recent years.  But scientists are researching other ways to grow cocoa or develop cocoa substitutes.   One company in California is growing cocoa from cell cultures, with plans to start selling its products next…
RESULTS: Nelson & State Fair High School Rodeos

RESULTS: Nelson & State Fair High School Rodeos

Nebraska High School Rodeo Association student athletes spent Labor Day weekend rodeoing in Nelson and in Grand Island at the Nebraska State Fair. Here are results from all three days of rodeo action, per the NHSRA: Nelson Day 1: Saturday, August 31 Trap Shooting NeHSRA #PlaceNameScore/Time3731Shane, Ian - Atkinson NE47.0003042Neal, Cooper…
10 Teams Vie for $100,000 in Ag Innovation Challenge

10 Teams Vie for $100,000 in Ag Innovation Challenge

Ten start-up companies offering agricultural innovations are now vying for a top prize of $100,000 in the 2025 Farm Bureau Ag Innovation Challenge. The American Farm Bureau Federation, in partnership with Farm Credit, continues to elevate the importance of entrepreneurship in agriculture through the contest. “New ideas and innovative businesses…