NebraskaPedia™ - April, 2011 Archived News
» Walking/jogging path approved for Holdrege
» Organization works to reduce Omaha violence
» Nebraska City dedicates living legacy tree program on Arbor Day
» Rules devaluing ag research knock UNL out of AAU
» Hastings senator glad state constitution requires balanced budget
» Solar panel manuracturer considers moving into Beatrice
» NP native Enderle drafted by Bears
» Fischer: Passage of roads funding measure won't hurt education
» Fremont ChessFest organizer: intellectual challenge can be fun
» North Platte merchants oppose major changes to downtown
» Residents question proposed Post Office closure at Garland
» Falcons have established permanent residence at State Capitol
» Smith praises House passage of Ryan budget resolution
» Administrators: Sen. Council's sex-ed bill would erode local control
» After a decade, state Dept of Education's writing test proving a bit formulaic
» Nebraska Dems set date for second presidential caucus
» Hastings Chamber leader: Animal welfare group misrepresenting itself
» Nearly 600 participate in first 10K cancer benefit event in G.I.
» NP City Council debates money-leaking Iron Eagle Golf Course
» Norfolk Public School faces hard choices in budget
» Legislators stop bill to end life imprisonment for minors
» Otoe County develops mobile command center for disasters
» Seven candidates apply for federal judge in Panhandle
» While Kearney grew over decade, serious crime decreased
» Spirit Catholic Radio to broadcast from new tower near Osmond
» Brainard Co-op manager: Ethanol boosts state, small towns economies
» Action taken to avert flooding on North Platte River
» Businesses and services solid in small-town atmosphere of Creighton
» Fundraisers help cover medical costs for Gibbon youth
» Governor: Tie school administrator salary to academic performance
» NU Regents send UNO to Division I Football, wrestling to be cut Reactions
» Walking/jogging path approved for Holdrege
» Organization works to reduce Omaha violence
» Nebraska City dedicates living legacy tree program on Arbor Day
» Rules devaluing ag research knock UNL out of AAU
» Hastings senator glad state constitution requires balanced budget
» Solar panel manuracturer considers moving into Beatrice
» NP native Enderle drafted by Bears
» Fischer: Passage of roads funding measure won't hurt education
» Fremont ChessFest organizer: intellectual challenge can be fun
» North Platte merchants oppose major changes to downtown
» Residents question proposed Post Office closure at Garland
» Falcons have established permanent residence at State Capitol
» Smith praises House passage of Ryan budget resolution
» Administrators: Sen. Council's sex-ed bill would erode local control
» After a decade, state Dept of Education's writing test proving a bit formulaic
» Nebraska Dems set date for second presidential caucus
» Hastings Chamber leader: Animal welfare group misrepresenting itself
» Nearly 600 participate in first 10K cancer benefit event in G.I.
» NP City Council debates money-leaking Iron Eagle Golf Course
» Norfolk Public School faces hard choices in budget
» Legislators stop bill to end life imprisonment for minors
» Otoe County develops mobile command center for disasters
» Seven candidates apply for federal judge in Panhandle
» While Kearney grew over decade, serious crime decreased
» Spirit Catholic Radio to broadcast from new tower near Osmond
» Brainard Co-op manager: Ethanol boosts state, small towns economies
» Action taken to avert flooding on North Platte River
» Businesses and services solid in small-town atmosphere of Creighton
» Fundraisers help cover medical costs for Gibbon youth
» Governor: Tie school administrator salary to academic performance
» NU Regents send UNO to Division I Football, wrestling to be cut Reactions