The Ainsworth Boys Basketball Team qualified for the NSAA Boys Basketball Class D1 Tournament in Lincoln on March 7th, 8th and 9th. The Dawgs take their 18 and 7 record to Lincoln after defeating the Axtel Wildcats in D1-6 District Finals and gaining a berth to the Class D1 State Basketball Tournament. Team members are (Back Row - Left to Right): Student Manager Nathan Fernau, Volunteer Coach Clint Painter, Logan Schroedl, Assistant Coach Brian Delimont, Morgan Kinney, Ryan Salzman, Witten Painter, Chris Fernandez, Jacob Held, Mason Titus, Adolfo Rojas Salazar and Head Coach Jake Nelson; (Front Row - Left to Right): Carter Nelson, Traegan McNally and Trey Appelt.

Nebraska lawmakers met for the 10th week of the 2024 legislative session. With recess days on Monday and Friday, legislators and committees convened Tuesday, Feb.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is announcing public comment for Draft Environmental Assessments and Draft Compatibility Determinations at John W. and Louise Seier National Wildlife Refuge located in north central Nebraska, 25 miles south of Bassett, NE.

As husband and wife urologists, we talk a lot about sex (mainly at work). There are several issues that commonly arise in our patients that can lead to a less than satisfactory sex life. The great news is many treatment options exist.

Three of the four kids in my family were born on the same day in December over a span of 14 years. The “other” one was born on March 1.

Today I had the privilege to tour the Hornady Manufacturing Company in Grand Island. I would like to thank Senator Brian Hardin for setting it up. Thanks as well to my good friend Steve Hornady and his wonderful staff for opening his business to us. Along with about a dozen other senators and staff, we got to see a wonderful example of what every Nebraskan wants “more of” in our State.