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These clinics are for farmers and ranchers and their families. They are confidential, one-on-one sessions with an experienced ag law attorney and ag finance counselor. These clinics have been offered in Nebraska since 1989.

Ryan F. Strope, Elm Creek.

Lincoln-In partnership with the states of Iowa and Missouri, Governor Pillen announced that Nebraska has submitted a grant application with the U.S. Department of Energy for funding to establish the Mid-Continent Clean Hydrogen Hub (MCH2) in the tri-state region.

Monday, April 24 - Breakfast: Cody- Donuts, cereal, toast, fruit, juice, and milk. Kilgore - Breakfast bar, cereal, toast, fruit, juice, and milk.

Ainsworth-Work resumed, April 11, on N-12 east of Sparks, from reference post 18.68 to reference post 22.12, according to the Nebraska Department of Transportation. Western Engineering Company, Inc of Harlan, IA is the contractor for this project.

Lincoln-Get a first look at the Husker volleyball team as they take on the Wichita State Shockers during the 2023 Spring Match on Nebraska Public Media. The match is set to begin at 2:00 p.m.

Incidents/Arrests On 04/03/2023 at 1:55 p.m., an officer responded to the 200 block of North Wood Street for a disturbance. All information will be forwarded to the Cherry County Attorney for review.

Spring is in the air, inspiring people to clean up and clear out the clutter. The one area many overlook isn’t a basement corner or a forgotten closet; but your digital devices. We use our devices to shop, scroll through social media, bank, work and all things in between. The National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) and the Better Business Bureau (BBB) remind everyone that while clearing out the physical clutter is important—don’t neglect the digital data clutter that lives on your electronic devices.

APRIL 11, 2023, LINCOLN — The Nebraska State Patrol has completed a week-long campaign focused on distracted driving. Last week, troopers issued seven citations for using a handheld wireless communication device while driving.

While you enjoy the great outdoors floating, take precautions to avoid trespassing. The land beneath Nebraska’s rivers and streams is considered private property. Trespassing onto private land is disrespectful to landowners and can result in a citation.