"Community Works" is a collaboration between the Plainsman Museum and the Smithsonian, and it puts the focus on labor in Hamilton County over the last 150 years.
The Evans House was finished in 1912. It’s now the headquarters for the 2021 Cattlemen’s Ball, a local ag business, and it will soon be a place for tours.
When you think of an old cottonwood, you might think of the Nebraska state tree. But the name “Old Cottonwood” also applies to a fun store in Seward County.
During a visit to the Hamilton County village of Hampton, we discovered that people take great pride in their downtown business district and school system.
The “Building Community Capacity” challenge grant opportunity is delivering a huge sum of money to unrestricted endowment funds in five Nebraska communities.
During a trip to the community of St. Edward, we learned about a grocery store where meat lovers and small town grocery store fans can find everything they need.
Students are raising beef cattle just outside the Hampton high school building, and it’s giving them an appreciation for what cattle producers do every day.
A local historical society in Custer County purchased a medical building in town back in 1970, and it continues to be used today as a fascinating museum.