With Memorial Day weekend starting Friday, it’s the unofficial start to summer activities, including cookouts, family gatherings and perhaps a class reunion or two.
Two special Memorial Day ceremonies are planned in Grand Island. The first starts at 8:30 a.m. at the Nebraska Veterans Cemetery, 3270 W. Capital Ave. A little later that morning and just down the street, the United Veterans Club will host its 47th annual Memorial Day Services at Hall County Veterans Memorial Park, 1914 W. Capital, starting at 11 a.m.
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Children of Railroad Town lead the crowd at the Stuhr Museum in singing “Amazing Grace” during the museum’s 2025 Memorial Day event. The museum will again host a special program on Monday, May 25.
The Grand Island City Cemetery Office at 3168 W. Stolley Park Road will offer expanded hours during Memorial Day weekend to better accommodate visitors honoring their loved ones.
Two special Memorial Day ceremonies are planned in Grand Island. The first starts at 8:30 a.m. at the Nebraska Veterans Cemetery, 3270 W. Capital Ave. A little later that morning and just down the street, the United Veterans Club will host its 47th annual Memorial Day Services at Hall County Veterans Memorial Park, 1914 W. Capital, starting at 11 a.m.
Children of Railroad Town lead the crowd at the Stuhr Museum in singing “Amazing Grace” during the museum’s 2025 Memorial Day event. The museum will again host a special program on Monday, May 25.
The Grand Island City Cemetery Office at 3168 W. Stolley Park Road will offer expanded hours during Memorial Day weekend to better accommodate visitors honoring their loved ones.
