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Ainsworth Golf Course Holds Youth Tournament

Thursday, July 2 High School Boys 1st - Jaxon Rucker 40 2nd - Carson Koch 44 3rd - Robert Rudnick 66 3rd - Leighton Konkoleski 66 8th-Grade Boys (9 holes) 1st - Blake Hansmeyer 46 2nd - Charlie Smith 48 3rd - Tygan Sisson 72 4th - Caden Winkelbauer 84 7th-Grade Boys (9 holes) 1st - Jase Wolf 50 2nd - Kase Arganbright 52 3rd - Blake O’Keif 55 3rd - Cameron Wackler 55 6th-Grade Boys (6 holes) 1st - Blake O’Keif 26 2nd - Cameron Wackler 27 3rd - William Smith 34 3rd - Jett Hansmeyer 34 5th-Grade Boys (6 holes) 1st - Deklon Krohn 38 2nd - Jed Wright 51 3rd- Luis Garcia 60 3rd-Grade Boys (6 holes) 1st - Klay O’Kief 41 2nd - Wylie Nilson 56 3rd - Ian Wright 60 1st-2nd Grade Boys (4 holes) 1st - Cooper Peers 25 2nd - Weston Arens 34 3rd - Cooper Nilson 38 4th - Dominic Schumacher 40 High School Girls (9 holes) 1st - Braylin Rudnick 51 2nd - Kemberlyn Kohle 55 3rd - Kira Goochey 62 5th-6th Grade Girls (6 holes) 1st - Oakley Hawthorne 30 2nd - Sutton Brodbeck 45 3rd - Mindee King 48 3rd-4th Grade Girls (6 holes) 1st - Aubrey Konkoleski 52 2nd - Josie Smith 55 3rd - Savannah Kohle 57 1st-2nd Grade Girls (4 holes) 1st - Blair Martin 27 2nd - Roslynn Robinson 35 3rd - Vivian Kinzie 39 4th - Parker Fairhead 40.
Bike Parade

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Ainsworth Celebrates 250 Years of America During Annual Bob Buckles Memorial Cruise Night

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Ball Drop

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Veterans Tribute Semi Trailer

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The Forage Minute

News Staff

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

ALFALFA WEEVIL RESISTANCE TO PYRETHROIDS By: Samantha Daniel Alfalfa weevil is a serious pest of alfalfa and can cause significant damage, usually in April and May before the first cutting. Reports of reduced efficacy of pyrethroids in Nebraska as well as confirmed resistance to pyrethroids in several western states led to a project in 2025 to determine if Nebraska weevil populations are developing resistance.

GIRLS STATE WRESTLING

News Staff

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Winter and Early Spring are Prime Times for Bald Eagle Viewing

News Staff

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Bald eagles can be seen yearround across Nebraska, but winter and early spring are the best times of year to see large numbers of bald eagles. Large concentrations of bald eagles arrive in winter to hunt for fish and ducks in the open waters of rivers and large reservoirs where ice has formed.

Valentine’s Day C.A.R.E. For Loved Ones with Dementia: Tips for Families

News Staff

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Valentine’s Day can take a different form for families impacted by dementia, as loved ones may be unable to express emotions, communicate, or remember shared moments as they did before the onset of dementia.

Bringing Taxpayer Dollars Home to Nebraska

U.s. Senator Deb Fischer

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Congress’ most basic responsibility is also one of its most important: funding the federal government. When Congress fails to do that job, the consequences reach beyond Washington — delaying services, creating uncertainty for families and businesses, and eroding trust in government.

Pro-Business Approach is Powering Nebraska’s Economy

Governor Jim Pillen

Wednesday, February 11, 2026

Bloat and waste have no place in your family’s budget, and they shouldn’t find a place in the state’s budget either. Nebraskans believe in a government that lives within its means – efficiently and effectively serving its people.

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Ainsworth Golf Course Holds Youth Tournament

Bike Parade

Ainsworth Celebrates 250 Years of America During Annual Bob Buckles Memorial Cruise Night

Ball Drop

Veterans Tribute Semi Trailer

The Forage Minute

GIRLS STATE WRESTLING

Winter and Early Spring are Prime Times for Bald Eagle Viewing

Valentine’s Day C.A.R.E. For Loved Ones with Dementia: Tips for Families

Bringing Taxpayer Dollars Home to Nebraska

Pro-Business Approach is Powering Nebraska’s Economy

Do you like BBQ?

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