KEARNEY — On March 26, the Museum of Nebraska Art will open a new exhibition, "Brian Corr: Of Light and Shadow," featuring the work of current Hastings College Associate Professor Brian Corr in the second-floor rotating gallery.
- Jessica Kennedy
LINCOLN — Nebraska cattle producers facing ongoing drought conditions have an opportunity to learn more about the current weather outlook and potential impacts for the upcoming grazing season during a Nebraska Extension webinar on Monday, March 30.
- Jessica Kennedy
OMAHA — Lexington families impacted by the Tyson plant closure began receiving relief checks March 12.
- Jessica Kennedy
Recently, 12 area 4-H’ers and one clover kid participated in a bull judging clinic held at the Darr Feedlot Bull Development Center.
- Marjie Ducey Omaha World-Herald
The conflict in Iran is creating uncertainty for Nebraska farmers, who rely on fertilizer from the area.
- MARY JANE SKALA Kearney Hub
From folding 425 washcloths to delivering flowers, KRMC volunteers handle the small tasks that make a big difference.
- Jessica Kennedy
Boone Tederman's future as a Gothenburg Swede athlete took a turning point just a month before his freshman year ended.
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Read through the obituaries published today in The Lincoln Journal Star.
Let me see if I understand this: Gov. Pillen has stated that he wants to run the State of Nebraska as a business. In essence, that means Pillen considers himself the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of this corporation called, “Nebraska.” We, the citizens, are therefore stockholders in this corporation.
I’m curious as to when Donald Trump’s 19-year-old son Barron and his 18-year-old granddaughter Kai are planning on enlisting in the military. I am so looking forward to hearing that the two young Trumps have each raised their right hand to swear to uphold the Constitution of the United States. That is, of course, if they have not been plagued by the Trump genetic disorder of bone spurs. Hope to see them in uniform very soon.
The signs of a national psychotic break are all present and yet our representatives in Washington choose to ignore them. They have ignored the social withdrawal of our nation as it has alienated its allies. They have ignored the deterioration of our nation’s health and hygiene as they voted to restrict funding for public health and approved the staffing of the Department of Health and Human Services with anti-vaxers. The nation is not functioning well at work. Critical agencies have been defunded, experienced personnel fired or forced to resign, and agencies are headed by incompetent leaders. They ignore unexpected acts of aggression have been occurring at a disturbing rate. We have bombed Venezuelan boats at will, asserting claims that are never verified and we have attacked Iran with no clear plan or purpose. The targeting of immigrants, with and without correct paperwork but no criminal record, visitors to this country, international students, and even our own citizens smacks of paranoia. They ignore this delusional fear that the “other” are out to get us. They ignore the detachment from reality as they accept statements by officials that clearly do not match what we are witnessing. They ignore the flights into magical thinking as our war mongering Secretary of Defense has allowed some commanders to promote their cult-like fantasies of a glorious Armageddon to the enlisted. None of this phases Nebraska’s representatives. They dutifully listened to our Commander in Chief at the State of the Union, with his seemingly declining physical and mental health, lurching from topic to topic, projecting his angry paranoia, and they clapped. They look away as the nation they claim to cherish disintegrates and pretend none of this is happening.
Now in Congress and supported by our congressional delegation is a suite of nationwide “show your papers” voter regulation bills. They mandate documentary proof of citizenship (e.g., paper birth certificate, passport) and a photo ID, limiting mail-in and online registration. Millions of Americans don’t have easy access to these documents and many lack passports or paper birth certificates. Additionally, women whose married names aren’t on their birth documents might have to prove their "new identity."
Urgent Wildfire Alert: Immediate Evacuation for Southwest Dawson County
Red Flag Warning: High Fire Risk Until Midnight
Just before 3:50 p.m., LFR responded to a report of a fire at 5220 Leighton Avenue, according to LFR spokesperson MJ Lierman.
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