WEEPING WATER- It was a strong start to the 2025 season for the Ashland-Greenwood cross country teams at the Weeping Water Invite at the Cass County Fairgrounds on August 29.
- Alex Eller The Ashland Gazette
VALLEY- When things are clicking for the Class C-1 No. 3 Ashland-Greenwood football team, there is little that can slow down the Bluejays.
- Alex Eller The Ashland Gazette
SYRACUSE- Against a tough group of competition, the Ashland-Greenwood girls golf team took home fourth place with a score of 478 from the Syracuse Invite at the Syracuse Country Club on August 28.
- Alex Eller The Ashland Gazette
ASHLAND- To be successful, the Ashland-Greenwood softball team knows they are going to have to rely on their seniors this season.
- Alex Eller The Ashland Gazette
WAHOO- No love was lost when the Bishop Neumann and Ashland-Greenwood volleyball teams met up in Wahoo for the season opener on August 28.
- Alex Eller Wahoo Newspaper
GRETNA- Both the Ashland-Greenwood and Wahoo volleyball fans got their first looks at their 2025 teams at the Gretna East Jamboree Triangular on August 19.
- Alex Eller The Ashland Gazette
WEST POINT- Jenna Mills and Sophia Mortensen helped the Ashland-Greenwood girls golf team kick off the 2025 season with a top four finish at the West Point-Beemer Invite at Indian Trails Country Club on August 21.
ASHLAND- With a mostly underclassmen and inexperienced squad, the Ashland-Greenwood Girls Volleyball Team soared to new heights under first-year coach Rian Robinson in 2024.
LINCOLN- Improvement has been the goal of the Ashland-Greenwood girls softball team over the summer. The Bluejays displayed the progress they made by going 2-2 in the Class B and C Gold Bracket at the Freshman State Softball Tournament on July 25-27 at the Sandhills Global Youth Complex.
SPRINGFIELD- Throughout the B2 Area Tournament, Springfield Post 143 has remained hot.
SPRINGFIELD- Everything was clicking for the Ashland Post 129 Seniors in the opening round of the B-2 Area Tournament against Milford Post 171 on July 25.
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Essam Arram and the Arram Family Foundation will receive Kearney Sertoma’s Service to Mankind Award for their contributions to the community.
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A woman says abuse by a Lincoln seminarian in 1993 shaped decades of her life. A renewed diocesan investigation ended with a $75,000 settlement.
Omaha Public Works says a foundation wall collapse, not a sinkhole, caused the void that forced evacuations near 38th and Farnam on Sunday.
The RNC filed a lawsuit against Nebraska over a provision of state election law intended to implement a 2009 federal election law.
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Even as the United States approaches the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence most Americans are mired in dissatisfaction with the nation's present and pessimism about its future.
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