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UPDATE: National Weather Service confirms 25 tornadoes statewide from last Wednesday - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: National Weather Service confirms 25 tornadoes statewide from last Wednesday

The National Weather Service (NWS) offices in Hastings and Omaha confirmed 25 tornadoes in the state of Nebraska from Wednesday's storms.

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The Inexpressible: Erica Trabold Interviewed - BOMB Magazine - Vimarsana News

The Inexpressible: Erica Trabold Interviewed - BOMB Magazine

BOMB Magazine has been publishing conversations between artists of all disciplines since 1981.

Show us your storm coverage! - Vimarsana News

Show us your storm coverage!

We want to see what the weather has been like all over Nebraska so send us all of your best storm shots! 

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CAIN on the Farm - Stromsburg - My Bridge Radio - Vimarsana News

CAIN on the Farm - Stromsburg - My Bridge Radio

August 1 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm $15 The Christian group CAIN will be in concert on the Twogood Farm near Stromsburg, Nebraska on Sunday, August 1st. Doors open at 4:30. Lawn chairs or blankets are welcome. Outside concessions or coolers may NOT be brought in for this event. Vendors will be available. The show will be held RAIN OR SHINE. Tickets for the public will cost $15 and are available at stromsburgbaptistchurch.ticketleap.com/cain-concert/ Questions please call the church 402-764-3391 (leave a message) or email sbcsecretary7@gmail.com. Details

Nebraska lawmakers nix proposal to give more state aid to rural school districts - Vimarsana News

Nebraska lawmakers nix proposal to give more state aid to rural school districts

State lawmakers shot down a proposal Tuesday that would have funneled millions in additional state funds to rural schools, though the issue of state aid to K-12 schools will come up again on Wednesday. On a 23-12 vote — two short of what's needed to advance a bill — legislators rejected a bill from Sen. Curt Friesen of Henderson to provide extra state aid that would escalate to $130 million after three years to dozens of rural school districts that currently receive little, if any, so-called "equalization" aid. Under the state's complicated distribution formula, school distric...