Ainsworth Star-Journal

University of Nebraska Foundation Connects Students, Trustees and Stakeholders in West Central Nebraska

News Staff

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

The West Central Research, Extension and Education Center and the University of Nebraska Foundation welcomed trustees, stakeholders and students from the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln and the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture to foster more understanding of the opportunities and experiences of students at each institution.

Gov. Pillen Announces Resignation of DHHS Director of Public Health

News Staff

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Governor Jim Pillen announced the resignation of Charity Menefee, director of the Division of Public Health in the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). Menefee, who has served the state since 2021, has made the decision to step down to dedicate more time to her family.

Teacher Apprenticeship Expands Across Nebraska with $1.6 Million Grant Award

News Staff

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

The Nebraska Department of Education (NDE) is excited to announce the award of $1.6 million to Midland University as part of the second round of the Nebraska “Grow Your Own” Teacher Apprenticeship Competitive Sub-Grant Opportunity.

Gov. Pillen Joins Governors in Asking EPA for Fuel Waiver to Benefit Summer Drivers

News Staff

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Governor Jim Pillen signed onto a letter from a bipartisan group of governors to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). They are asking Administrator Lee Zeldin to issue an emergency waiver to ensure regulatory consistency for fuel suppliers heading into the summer months.

Commission Approves 2025 Big Game Hunting Recommendations

News Staff

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission approved recommendations for 2025 deer, antelope and elk hunting seasons at its meeting April 18 at Eugene T. Mahoney State Park.

Fighting Big Government Failures at the IRS

News Staff

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Tax Day is a time when many Americans feel frustration. The average Nebraskan paid $14,974 in federal taxes last year. They expect efficient services in return. Too often, families and seniors get caught in a web of confusing tax rules. Even worse, bureaucratic failures can cost taxpayers thousands of dollars. That is why I am fighting to fix it and give taxpayers some relief.

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Ainsworth Senior Center Celebrates 45 Years

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Area Fire Departments Respond to Friday Night Fire

Ainsworth Community Schools Begins Classes on Thursday, August 13

Ainsworth Reclaims Border Cup

University of Nebraska Foundation Connects Students, Trustees and Stakeholders in West Central Nebraska

Gov. Pillen Announces Resignation of DHHS Director of Public Health

Teacher Apprenticeship Expands Across Nebraska with $1.6 Million Grant Award

Gov. Pillen Joins Governors in Asking EPA for Fuel Waiver to Benefit Summer Drivers

Commission Approves 2025 Big Game Hunting Recommendations

Fighting Big Government Failures at the IRS

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