Some people find the best way to get in shape is to do so alongside another person. Group classes can provide the inspiration, variety and fun needed to keep fitness enthusiasts engaged. Some are offered by traditional gyms while others may be found at specialty fitness facilities.
Imagine it’s pitch dark. The Pacific Ocean is swirling below your ship. Suddenly the darkness is pierced by the bright flashes – gunfire from nearby enemy destroyers. Within three minutes, the ship you are stationed on is in flames and you and your fellow crewmates are in the rough water. It’s hard to fathom how anyone would react. Most, I’m sure, would struggle to know what to do.
Beatrice broke a 5-5 tie with late game runs and picked up a 9-5 win over the Nebraska City softball team on Tuesday, Sept. 13.
Recent volleyball action saw Nebraska City competed in a home duel with Seward on Sept. 8 before hosting a triangular on Tuesday, Sept.
New dug out wraps at the Nebraska City Softball Complex add another touch to an already impressive facility. The wrap was recently added to the home dug out. Funds for the purchase of the wraps come for the Nebraska City High School Athletic Booster Club and from fundraising activities by the Nebraska City Softball Association.
Nebraska City picked up a home dual win over Elkhorn in tennis action on the Steinhart Park courts on Tuesday, Sept. 13.
With districts fast approaching on Oct. 3 on the Table Creek Golf Course at Nebraska City, the Pioneer girls’ golf team knows it still has some work to do.
The Morton-James Public Library, 923 1st Corso, invites you to join in casual community conversation in the Library’s Kimmel Gallery on Thursday, Sept. 22.
Instead of relying on its traditional fall fund-raising efforts, the United Way of Nebraska City now raises money to support community projects throughout the year, and it now offers online donation options to community members.
A fall tradition is set to return to Nebraska City businesses next month as the seventh annual Scarecrow Decorating Contest gets underway. “So many people, both locals and out-of-town visitors, love to look at all the scarecrows,” said Nebraska City Tourism and Commerce Executive Director Amy Allgood.