Elm Creek falls in first round of State

Elm Creek falls in first round of State

LINCOLN - After being down by 15 at the half, the Elm Creek boys basketball team stormed back, but had their rally fall short, dropping their first round D-2 State Tournament game 58-50 to Maywood-Hayes Center. The Buffaloes got out to a hot start, jumping ahead 6-0. The Wolves didn't…
Lopers fight off Washburn in MIAA Tournament

Lopers fight off Washburn in MIAA Tournament

Kearney, Neb. – The Nebraska-Kearney women's basketball team sank 22 of 24 free throws and forward Shiloh McCool had a game-high 21 points to help the Lopers hold off Washburn, 72-65, Wednesday afternoon in a MIAA Tournament first-round game in Kansas City. The seventh-seeded Lopers (19-10) will face second-seed Northwest Missouri State (22-6) in the quarterfinals on Thursday…
Week 25 Prep Spotlight: Natalie Wood

Week 25 Prep Spotlight: Natalie Wood

OVERTON - The Overton girls basketball team won their first ever state title, and were led in the state championship by senior Natalie Wood. In the championship game against Wynot, Wood scored 14 points and had 23 rebounds. In the state tournament as a whole, Wood averaged unofficially 15 points…
Nebraska Corn Leadership Take Part in Discussions During Commodity Classic

Nebraska Corn Leadership Take Part in Discussions During Commodity Classic

LINCOLN, Neb. - Nebraska farmers were well represented at Commodity Classic in Houston, Texas the week of Feb. 26. Corn farmers from across Nebraska served as delegates for the Corn Congress sessions during the event from both the Nebraska Corn Board (NCB) and Nebraska Corn Growers Association (NeCGA). Nationwide there…
Commodity Classic Breaks Record While Sharing Ag Information and Technology

Commodity Classic Breaks Record While Sharing Ag Information and Technology

A record number of farmers and industry partners from across the country converged on Houston last week for Commodity Classic 2024. The event surpassed records for registrations, farmers in attendance and companies represented. Don’t miss another incredible lineup of learning sessions, main stage presentations and industry connections at Commodity Classic 2025 in Denver, March 2-4.
Power pole inspections to be conducted across the state

Power pole inspections to be conducted across the state

Columbus, Neb. - Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) is starting the process to inspect poles on its distribution, subtransmission, and transmission system across the state. NPPD has contracted with Alamon Utility Services to inspect wood poles on its distribution system and at its subtransmission facilities. Crews from the contractors are expected…
Innovations for Ready-to-Eat Foods

Innovations for Ready-to-Eat Foods

It can be challenging to slow down and plan and cook a well-balanced meal from scratch. Due to busy lifestyles, we often turn to ready-to-eat food products. These foods include minimally processed, extended shelf-life, refrigerated ready-to-eat meat and poultry products with reduced salt that do not require additional cooking. But…
Hastings College wins GPAC title

Hastings College wins GPAC title

Hastings, NE – History has been made once again by the Hastings College men’s basketball team as the Broncos won their first ever Great Plains Athletic Conference tournament title by defeating Morningside 77-61 on Tuesday night inside a packed Lynn Farrell Arena. Head Coach Todd Raridon took this job two…
Cattle Chat: Feeding silage to calves

Cattle Chat: Feeding silage to calves

When working with animals, often their caretakers have to use clues to understand what might be leading that individual to react differently than expected. And with feed resources, the experts at the Kansas State University Beef Cattle Institute recommend slowly changing feeds, especially when introducing silage. In answering a listener's…