The 2022 Downtown Summer Movie Series will continue tomorrow (Saturday, July 9). The free series features family-friendly movies shown outdoors in the Sunken Parking Lot on Central Avenue Saturday nights at dusk in the summertime.
The 10th Nebraska Football Road Race, coordinated by the Lincoln Track Club, will be July 17. The one-mile race begins at 8 a.m.
Established in 1972, Nebraska’s Natural Resources Districts (NRDs) are local government units involved in a variety of projects and programs to conserve and protect the state’s natural resources. Today, Nebraska’s unique system of locally-controlled, tax-funded, watershed-based conservation is widely admired throughout the nation.
I love the 4th of July. No – Not the bang, bang, bang or ear-piercing whistle of the really big firecrackers.
NSP honored for 2021 stop stick deployment The Nebraska State Patrol has been honored by Stop Stick Ltd. for the 2021 “Hit of the Year.” The award is presented annually for an exceptional stop stick deployment that results in the safe conclusion of a pursuit.
Upset stomach is not uncommon. People may experience stomach upset if a meal is too rich or has too many spicy ingredients. However, for some people, routine stomach upset could be indicative of Celiac disease, a condition that’s much more serious than periodic indigestion.
June 8, 2022 The meeting was called to order by Commander Reed at 7:30 P.M. with 8 members present.
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Kris Lien as our Interim Activities Director at Lourdes for the 2022-2023 school year. In addition to his new responsibilities as AD, a position previously held by Mr. Borer, Lien will continue to teach high school science at Lourdes and serve as a member of the Knights football coaching staff.
A major concern in Nebraska is the weed Palmer amaranth. While I have not seen major infestations of it in the area, I know there are some fields where it is increasing and spreading in southeast Nebraska. Earlier this week I was in a corn field with some Palmer amaranth that had recently been sprayed. While it appeared to be dying, it was still alive and may continue to grow and produce seed. Palmer amaranth is in the pigweed family and the major problem is that it has developed resistance to several herbicides. It is one of the hardest weeds to control in row-crop production in the United States.