Cornhusker Marching Band exhibition is Aug. 23
The Cornhusker Marching Band will hold its annual exhibition concert at 7 p.m.
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Dove hunting season opens Sept. 1
With the annual dove season opener on Sept.
Duck hunters select from two bag limits when registering for HIP
Duck hunters again must choose between two daily bag limits when they register for their Harvest Information Program number this year.Nebraska and South Dakota are entering the fourth year of a “two-tier” program for the regular duck season.Tier I is a traditional six-duck bag limit with species and sex restrictions.
Public asked to report dead, sick big game animals
Wildlife officials say conditions in certain areas of Nebraska are suitable for the spread of deadly viral diseases among big game populations.
NU Regents approve next step for Project Health
The University of Nebraska has taken a significant step forward to launch the most ambitious public-private partnership in its history.The NU Board of Regents today approved the program statement outlining initial plans for Project Health, a new $2.19 billion health care facility at UNMC and Nebraska Medicine that will serve as a clinical learning center to train the next generation of health care providers, conduct research and offer clinical trials.By approving the program statement, the board authorized spending $50 million in existing philanthropic funds on non-construction design work, essentially launching the project into the design phase.
Little Tugger Winners
4-year-old trophy winners, from left are Baker Volkmer, 3rd Place; Addie Watermeier, 1st place; and Dake Rowe, 1st place.
Answering common grub control questions
Almost every gardener has seen grub larvae in the soil while installing new plants or tilling the vegetable garden.
Growing through the fall season
As a gardener it is always hard to admit when fall starts to get closer.
Ag Tour for small-scale producers set Aug. 19
Agriculture in southeast Nebraska is changing rapidly, creating new opportunities for both traditional and alternative farming.
Tree Damage in Syracuse
The trees of Syracuse took a beating due to wind damage from the storms of Wednesday, July 31.