A city clerk explains how meeting notices, agendas, packets, resolutions, ordinances and minutes are prepared, published and filed before and after each meeting.
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- Nebraska Department of Economic Development
The National High School Finals Rodeo returns to Lincoln July 19-25, drawing over 1,800 contestants and 100,000 fans and delivering millions in local economic impact.
- State Court Administrator
Northeast Nebraska Adult Drug Court marked four graduations July 10, 2026, at the Madison County Courthouse, the first ceremony led by Judge Ryan Stover.
- Nebraska Community Foundation
Howells residents support local projects through an unrestricted endowment and legacy gifts, building a lasting source of funding for community needs.
- Wayne State College
Wayne State College thrower Jaxson Ninete earned third-team CSC Academic All-America honors after a standout season in the hammer throw and a 3.96 GPA.
- Nebraska Community Foundation
Hometown Intern Amelia Hakl reflects on returning to Spencer, Nebraska, sharing what she learned, her sense of belonging, and hopes for her community’s future.
- Wayne State College
Wayne State women's golf placed four on the WGCA All-American Scholar Team, led by repeat honoree Saffire Sayre, capping a historic NSIC title season.
A city clerk explains how meeting notices, agendas, packets, resolutions, ordinances and minutes are prepared, published and filed before and after each meeting.
Northeast Nebraska Adult Drug Court marked four graduations July 10, 2026, at the Madison County Courthouse, the first ceremony led by Judge Ryan Stover.
Howells residents support local projects through an unrestricted endowment and legacy gifts, building a lasting source of funding for community needs.
UNL and Iowa State are core partners in RuralSTAMINA, an NSF-funded effort to grow the regional bioeconomy, advance biomanufacturing and build a rural workforce.
Nebraska and Iowa partners will use $15M in NSF Engines funding to build a rural bioeconomy hub, advancing biomanufacturing innovation and workforce development.
University of Nebraska–Lincoln joins Iowa State and partners in RuralSTAMINA, an NSF-funded effort to grow the regional bioeconomy and rural workforce.
The Nebraska Supreme Court will travel over 600 miles to visit 16 courthouses during its Aug. 10-12 summer tour, coinciding with Nebraska Trial Court Week.
Lewis Central parents of students in grades 7-12 must register in Bound for 2026-27 Titan activities, including physicals, schedules, tickets and passes.
The National High School Finals Rodeo returns to Lincoln July 19-25, drawing over 1,800 contestants and 100,000 fans and delivering millions in local economic impact.
Wayne State College thrower Jaxson Ninete earned third-team CSC Academic All-America honors after a standout season in the hammer throw and a 3.96 GPA.
Wayne State women's golf placed four on the WGCA All-American Scholar Team, led by repeat honoree Saffire Sayre, capping a historic NSIC title season.
Profile of Falls City native Charles Abbey, the first Nebraskan in Major League Baseball, tracing his rise with the Washington Senators, decline, and later life.
Chase County and Kearney Catholic earn Class C titles, while Dundy County Stratton sweeps Class D as Nebraska prep athletes set multiple state and meet records.
Millard North, Omaha Skutt and Lincoln Lutheran each won one-run thrillers at Werner Park to claim the 2026 NSAA Class A, B and C state baseball titles.
Husker mascots Aidan Kauth-Fisher and Connor Hadaway reflect on joining Nebraska’s Spirit Squad, favorite game-day memories and the demands of the mascot role.
Tri County Public Schools preserved its football legacy by repurposing historic goal posts into TC sculptures, honoring craftsman Otto Wollenburg and community pride.
Hometown Intern Amelia Hakl reflects on returning to Spencer, Nebraska, sharing what she learned, her sense of belonging, and hopes for her community’s future.
Tuxedo Park in Crete, Nebraska offers RV camping, athletic fields, playgrounds, Saline County Fairgrounds, Blue River Raceway and historic Chautauqua features.
Historical marker text recounts how Pibel Lake in Wheeler County, Nebraska, developed from an 1897 irrigation claim into a popular recreation area and Bible camp.
Learn practical ways to choose positivity, find daily inspiration, care for your health, stop comparing yourself to others, and practice gratitude and giving back.
Plan your Star City Pride 2026 weekend in downtown Lincoln with Pride in the Park, the Star City Pride Parade, the Rainbow Rewind festival, and Brunch on the Square.
Explore ways to give back on a budget, from donating blood, plasma, hair, belongings and organs to volunteering your time with nonprofits in your community.
Learn practical ways to support charities on a budget, from volunteering and teaching skills to donating goods, fundraising, and giving blood or becoming a donor.
A store manager honors her parents, Bill and Cindy Genthe, longtime St. Francis Gift & Thrift volunteers in Auburn, for their faithful service and family legacy.