What looks like an old-fashioned cookout, is really an effort by local producers to teach kids about where their food comes from. At Tri-County Public Schools, it’s called “Farm to Fork”.
An expansion project for the Bone Creek Museum of Agrarian Art is being unveiled, and the goal is to put the museum in the history Ford Building in David City.
It’s a cornerstone of the Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer in Grand Island, and the Stuhr Building still stands as a unique piece of architecture in the state.
After going virtual in 2020, Nebraska Community Foundation’s Annual Fund Training returns to an in-person format for 2021, convening its network of dedicated volunteers in McCook on November 18.
During cooperative month, we learned about the kinds of jobs that can be found at coops, and they are jobs that are anchored in rural Nebraska communities.
If you are looking for a beautiful area that highlights ranching and Native American history, then a visit to a western Nebraska national monument is for you.
For two summer interns, the experiences they gained at Frontier Cooperative will be valuable tools in helping them navigate their future career choices.
Local cooperatives not only support producers, but the employees of these cooperatives give back to local communities in many ways, and help keep rural Nebraska thriving.
During a visit to Scottsbluff, we discovered a tapas-style restaurant that locals and visitors enjoy. And, it turns out, it’s located inside an old gas station.
There’s a growing trend for younger people to return to their hometowns to put down roots. We met a medical doctor who has come home to serve the community at the Lexington Regional Health Center.
We talked with the Director of Professional Services at CVA recently about how coops are working to help farmers utilize technology in their operations.
Big business in a small town. We recently caught up with the owner of Normal Roasting Company in Burwell to find out more about the wholesale and retail sides of the business.
Stromsburg is a place full of unique places to visit. Yet another fascinating place is a house, that was once the summer home of an important Nebraska historical figure.
In many ways, the Nebraska State Fair is about the young exhibitors. We met a student from McCook who shows animals in 4H, FFA and even the Aksarben Stock Show.
Near the community of Stromsburg, and on the property where famous Nebraskan Charles Morrill enjoyed his summers, you’ll find a couple that enjoys farming the alternative crop of aronia berries.
Technology is here to stay when it comes to farm equipment, and a special program is helping producers brush up on their knowledge before harvest begins.
There are many reasons why Eustis is a successful town in Frontier County, and one of them is the incredible amount of teamwork that went into building a wellness center.
If you ever get the opportunity to stroll the streets of downtown Harrison, be sure to visit a clothing store there that’s been in operation for nine decades.
Hands-on exhibits are giving visitors to Scottsbluff a better understanding of what pioneers went through as they passed through the area in search of a better life.
During a visit to the Doane University campus, we got a chance to visit with the new school president about what he hopes to achieve for students and faculty there.
There is plenty of excitement surrounding the effort to renovate the Isis Theatre. The idea is to make it an arts and entertainment destination for all members of the community.
During our visit to Crete, we quickly discovered the city is putting plenty of work into revitalizing and highlighting local parks so that everyone can enjoy them.
