Nebraskans who want to donate or receive harvested deer can participate in the Deer Exchange. This program is designed to accommodate the additional harvest of deer.

Have you ever stood up too quickly and felt the room spin? Or rolled over in bed and suddenly felt like you were on a merry go round you didn’t ask to ride? Maybe you’ve started to notice you feel a little unsteady when walking or need to hold onto furniture “just in case.” If that sounds familiar, you are not alone. And more importantly, you are not without options.

The Nebraska Forest Service, the Nebraska Community Forestry Council, and the Arbor Day Foundation support and celebratecommunitiesthroughout the state demonstrating a commitment to urban and community forestry by participating in the Tree City USA program. This program recognizes communities, educational institutions, and electric utility companies that value the importance of trees in cities and share these values with their partners and the general public.

Whether you say “toe-maytoe” or “ta-mah-toe,” there’s one thing we can all agree on—tomatoes are delicious. They’re also the most popular homegrown vegetable in the United States, found in over 86% of home gardens. But as beloved as they are, tomatoes can fall prey to a variety of problems. With a little care and knowledge, however, you can keep your tomato plants in top shape all season long.

July 20 Sheriff’s office provided traffic control for a funeral procession in Ainsworth. A traffic stop was made south of Ainsworth on Highway 7 for a vehicle speeding.

In Summer, Corn Sweat Raises Humidity, but it Could be Worse We appear to be done bombing Iran, and to be back to helping Ukraine repeal invaders from Russia. Plus, it looks like the trade war we started is going to raise our cost of buying coffee from Brazil and beer from Mexico.