Part camping trip, part music seminar, the “Composing in the Wilderness” program will shuttle UNL's Trevor Frost and six others to Lake Clark National Park in Alaska.
Rehearsal for the 2023 Gering City Band concert season kicked off on Tuesday evening with about 25 musicians gathering in the Gering High School band room.
Gering Public Library and The Emporium Express Bean & Bottle are partners in wine, teaming up to cultivate a four-part series of classes on the wines of France, Italy, Spain and Portugal.
Activities and events are part of Alliance Public Library's “All Together Now” summer reading program.
Administrators will propose raising tuition rates by 3.5% in the coming school year at the regents' June 22 meeting as they begin planning how to close the remaining budget deficit.
The Monument Valley Iris Society will host its annual Iris Show and Sale on June 3-4 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Panhandle Research Extension and Education Center (PREEC) in Scottsbluff.
The Legacy of the Plains Museum received a $50,000 donation from 21st Century Equipment, a leading provider of agricultural equipment and solutions, to be used toward phase two of the museum’s capital campaign.
The Legacy of the Plains Museum received a $50,000 donation from 21st Century Equipment, a leading provider of agricultural equipment and solutions, to be used toward phase two of the museum’s capital campaign.
Photographic inspiration came early for the late William J. Clark. When he was only 6 years old, his mother died in a tragic generator explosion. He and his two siblings were sent to be raised by their aunt and uncle since, at that time, children didn’t stay with their widower fathers.
As the Monument Marathon marks its 12th year, a higher prize purse will remain in place to attract runners and walkers, while some changes are also planned.
Gov. Jim Pillen on Tuesday signed into law private and parochial school choice legislation that provides tax breaks for private contributions.
The $2.8 million demolition project, which is expected to take approximately two months, will create a green space on the corner of 50th Street and Madison Avenue later this year.
Kicking off the Theatre West summer season, “The Marvelous Wonderettes” is a musical full of 1950s and 1960s jukebox favorites. The musical centers on the coming-of-age story of four girls at their high school prom in 1958 and their coming together as young women at their 10-year high school…
A class of students at ESU 13’s VALTS program have been inspired by a popular TikTok personality to fundraise for the Festival of Hope by making a fun novelty toy — slime.
Every Tuesday and Thursday in the fall, Taylor Schneider and his students start class by gathering their equipment and stretching. The 15 minutes of stretching is essential for their trips up a 400-foot wind turbine.
Gering Public Schools will be providing free meals for kids at each of its buildings over the summer.
The Gering City Band will begin rehearsals Tuesday, May 30. Rehearsals will be on Tuesdays at 7 -8:30 p.m. in the Gering High School band room. Concerts will be performed every Thursday beginning at Gering Legion Park on June 8 with other concerts also performed at the park throughout the summer.
Gering Junior High School will become Gering Middle School over the course of the next year.
Check out the scholars on the All West-Central Academic Team.
Scottsbluff Public Schools is maintaining its focus on healthy meals for children during the summer months.
The summer reading program will begin with a kickoff event at Legion Park from 3 to 5 p.m. May 31.
Seventy-five years ago, Ray Coffey graduated first in his class from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Army ROTC program. On Friday, his grandson followed in his footsteps and did the same.
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209 Scottsbluff High School grads celebrated the next step in their lives with commencement exercises Sunday.
Chadron High School graduating senior Aspen Graves is competing in the "Doodle for Google" competition, hoping for scholarship money for herself and funds for her school. Her "doodle" was inspired by her grandpa.
Gering High School bid a fond farewell to the 131 members of the Class of 2023 gathered at Five Rocks Amphitheater for commencement on Saturday morning.
Scottsbluff’s elementary schools opened their doors to former students on Friday as the Class of 2023 returned for one last look and some well-earned recognition.
The Lied Scottsbluff Public Library is starting a new chapter after selecting Nebraska native and lifelong reader Richard Landreth as its new director.
The governor announced Tuesday he would approve the repeal of Rule 23, which requires new teachers to take a basic-skills test before they can get their certificate.
Students from Scottsbluff High School continued a legacy of excellence in journalism with a third place finish in Class B at state competition last month.