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.
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- 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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An Omaha nonprofit aiming to bolster the STEM community wants input on its next phase. You can share your thoughts at an event Tuesday.
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A Kearney man was arrested on two Texas fugitive-from-justice warrants and four Buffalo County warrants, including burglary, possession of a deadly weapon by a prohibited person, and shoplifting.
A Kearney man has been sentenced to 25 years in federal prison Wednesday for receipt and possession of child pornography.
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A Lincoln family says their son with a developmental disability lost Medicaid coverage despite assurances he wouldn't. Advocates warn thousands more Nebraskans could face similar disruptions.
Sarpy County has long served as a Republican Party bastion within the Omaha metro area. But could the “Blue Dot” now be bleeding across Douglas County’s southern border?
The annual Lincoln Veterans Parade took place on Sunday. It began at 21st and K Street and concluded at the Capitol’s north plaza.