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Thought for the week: Life may not give us do-overs, but it always gives us opportunities for dobetter. There isn’t much news this week.

Ask a Master Gardener

Question: During this drought, I don’t want to lose any of my trees, what should I do? Watering all trees is critical during this dry weather. Watering other plants may seem more important but trees do so much and grow so slowly.

When God Speaks, Do You Listen?

“In the past God spoke to our ancestors through the prophets at many times and in various ways.” Hebrews 1:1 NIV Every time and place has its prophets, who are invariably holy men and women who speak truth to power, and reveal some aspect of God’s will, which normally runs contrary to the status quo. This last feature of prophecy makes them unpopular, and prophets have been stoned, exiled, and hung on a cross for their boldness.

10 Years After 2012 Niobrara River Valley Fires: What Has Changed in Wildfire Prevention and Response?

“The 2012 fire season opened the eyes of a lot of firefighters, fire departments, members of the state and the public to the importance and need of being prepared, staying vigilant, trainings and funding. We don’t have a big fire season every single year, but people realized that when we do, these things are crucial. The 2012 fires were very educational for everyone,” said Justin Nickless, Fire Management Specialist at the Nebraska Forest Service and Assistant Chief for the Ainsworth Volunteer Fire Department.

The Aftermath of the 2012 Niobrara River Valley Fires

Ten years after the 2012 fire that burned over 70,000 acres of the Niobrara River Valley north of Ainsworth, there are stark reminders. Taking a drive up into that area, one can still see the aftermath.

Fire Departments Across the State Plus South Dakota Answered the Call for Help

It was an unbelievable sight to see so many volunteer fire departments throughout Nebraska and other states that came to the aid of Brown, Cherry and Keya Paha Fire Departments to help assist with the natural disaster which will now go down in Nebraska history as the “Region 24 Complex Fire”. One hundred and fourteen+ square miles later, the flames were put to rest.

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