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100 Years Ago

Students, faculty, and staff at Ville Platte High School are mourning the loss of student-athlete, Montavis Seraille. Seraille was shot and killed on Friday night and the investigation continues.

Live Well, Go Fish aims to get Nebraskas elderly, veterans, disadvantaged youths, people with disabilities, and hospice patients and their family members on the water for some recreational therapy.

The second round of the eight-man playoffs and the first round of 11-man playoffs are upon us this week in Northeast and North Central Nebraska for high school football.

Live Well, Go Fish aims to get Nebraskas elderly, veterans, disadvantaged youths, people with disabilities, and hospice patients and their family members on the water for some recreational therapy.

Hunters are flocking to South Dakota this weekend for the opening of pheasant hunting season.

Live Well, Go Fish aims to get Nebraskas elderly, veterans, disadvantaged youths, people with disabilities, and hospice patients and their family members on the water for some recreational therapy.

Twenty-three South Dakota communities will have extra money to promote pheasant hunting in their area, thanks to Travel South Dakota’s Rooster Rush campaign.

Being part of a like-minded group of historians always leads to fun. A great organization for such gatherings is Westerners International. The Home Ranch is based out the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum on the campus of...

Live Well, Go Fish aims to get Nebraskas elderly, veterans, disadvantaged youths, people with disabilities, and hospice patients and their family members on the water for some recreational therapy.