Pioneer boys’ wrestling team wraps regular season
The Nebraska City wrestling team wrapped its regular season with a tournament at Norris on Friday, Feb. 4.
The Nebraska City wrestling team wrapped its regular season with a tournament at Norris on Friday, Feb. 4.
A career scoring mark was the highlight for the Nebraska City boys’ basketball team during a home win over Raymond Central on Feb. 3.
Put the orange ball through the orange rim. It may sound simple, but, in the end, that’s what basketball is about.
After a nip-and-tuck battle through two quarters, the Falls City Sacred Heart Irish went on a third quarter run and took control on the way to stopping the Lourdes Knights 53-34 in the finals of the Pioneer Conference girls’ basketball tournament at Humboldt on Saturday night.
Deana Marie Olsen was born on February 27, 1949 in Council Bluffs, Iowa on her maternal Grandparent’s 25th wedding Anniversary. Deana was the daughter of Duane and Dorothy (Brenneman) Olsen. Deana attended Kindergarten through 12th grade at Treynor Consolidated Schools and graduated in 1967. Growing up Deana developed a passion for music, her passion started with playing the piano at a young age, in 8th grade under the guidance of her Grandma Stupfell she began playing the organ at church and accompanying choirs. Her instrumental talent did not stop with the piano and organ, in school she mastered playing tuba in the school band.
Below average runoff forecast for upper Missour Riv The updated 2022 calendar year runoff forecast for the Missouri River Basin above Sioux City, Iowa, continues to be below average. “Despite January’s runoff being slightly above average, we expect 2022 runoff to remain below average,” said John Remus, chief of the U.S.
COVID Tax Tip 2022-19, February 3, 2022 Each tax season comes with unique challenges and 2022 is no exception. The IRS wants taxpayers to get the information they need as quickly as possible.
Since 2012, the Innovative Youth Corn Challenge has engaged 178 youth with in-depth, experiential learning. This partnership between the Nebraska Corn Board and Nebraska Extension has created an awareness of agronomic-related career opportunities and successfully involved youth in rigorous hands-on inquiry-based learning through completion of on-farm research or demonstration plots in corn fields across Nebraska. This year, nine teams signed up with four teams able to glean harvest data from their plots to complete the program. COVID-19 continued to make this a difficult year and created obstacles for some of the teams.
A measure to consider repeal of a constitutional requirement that members of the Legislature be elected on nonpartisan ballots was heard by the Executive Board Feb. 3.
The next session of “Know Your Numbers, Know Your Options,” Nebraska Extension’s four-part recordkeeping course, will be held virtually from 1 to 3 p.m. Central time on March 15, 17, 22 and 24.