The Tyler Vanderheiden Memorial Run, an annual race aimed at raising awareness and understanding of mental health, raised more than $9,000 for Nebraska Game and Parks state park trails in 2023.
Nebraska Game and Parks hosted a geocaching event in Buffalo Bill State Park on Saturday as a way to encourage families to learn how GPSs work, as well as to show a new form of exercising and adventure.
Children’s author Yvette Mannon visited North Platte’s Bible Supplies on Saturday to read to children as well as sign copies of her books “Cookie, Where Are You?” and “Cookie Meets Johnny the Whitetail Deer.”
A 103-pound mountain lion was shot and killed Thursday on the northern edge of Valentine, only a couple of days after the cat had disrupted a local golf tournament.
Following a traffic accident that hurt Nebraska Volleyball outside hitter Lindsay Krause, she, along with Head Coach John Cook are doing more to bring awareness to speeding and distracted driving.
Lincoln County will launch its 'TextMyGov' text alerts starting Monday, September 25. The public will have the opportunity to either opt-in or opt-out of the program.
A Navy veteran and industrial mechanic from Omaha who led the local union strike at Kellogg’s in 2021 has announced Thursday he is running to be Nebraska’s newest U.S. Senator.
North Platte resident expresses concern over rising property taxes and the impact on small businesses during a public hearing on proposed tax increases.
UNK received recognition for its academic excellence, strong student success rates, affordable tuition and accessible financial assistance programs in the latest “Best Colleges” rankings from U.S. News & World Report.
On the heels of last week’s railcar explosion in Lincoln County, District 42 State Senator Mike Jacobson is res-solidifying the importance of safety measures for transportation companies such as Union Pacific.
Founded in 2002, Miai Lewis founded the Surviving Suicide Foundation to help others and teach how to cope with loved ones who take their own life, and how to cope and spread awareness of it.
The Lincoln County Commissioners discussed agricultural protection to residential acreage on North Cattle Gowers Road and received updates regarding the explosion at the Bailey Yard
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