Rocket Mobility News Today

WINCHESTER — A combat veteran still dealing with 15-year-old war wounds was recently presented with a customized, all-terrain wheelchair from the nonprofit Freedom Alliance, a Winchester-based organization dedicated to supporting

Reporter Jared Barton lists his five top stories of 2023, ranging from the Lahaina fires in Hawaii to the Genoa Industrial Indian Schools potential grave site excavation

The Rocket Mobility motorized wheelchair was officially named Nebraskas Coolest Invention for 2023 by the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce after four rounds of voting.

The All-Terrain Tracked Wheelchair by Rocket Mobility, which is based in Columbus, beat out the Ignis Firefighting System, made by Lincoln-based Drone Amplified.

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Four Nebraska-made products have advanced to the semifinals of the “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” tournament. Public voting for the top four semifinalists in the bracket-style competition is open through

The “Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska” competition announced their final four contestants.

The final four have been announced in this year's "Coolest Thing Made in Nebraska" contest, which aims to boost the manufacturing industry.

Public voting for the top four semifinalists in the bracket-style competition is open through 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 17.

Public voting for the top four semifinalists in the bracket-style competition is open through 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 17.