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Dunlap, IA · Education

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Ten inductees enter Central’s Hall of Fame in annual ceremony

The Central High School Alumni Association inducted 10 new individuals to Omaha Central’s Hall of Fame on Oct. 8. The induction by the Central High School Foundation was held in Central’s auditorium and celebrated the achievements of the former Eagles. Dr. Edward Bennett, Distinguished Educator – Dr. Bennett...

Omaha, NE · 6d

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Diagnosis: LPS Suffers From Severe Lack of AI Regulation

“The only controls or ‘guardrails’ that AI needs is a STRONG AND SMART (High IQ) PRESIDENT, and the U.S.A. has that, in spades!” Those are the exact words Donald Trump posted on social media back on Sept. 14, claiming he’s the only thing needed to regulate AI. However, without clear guardrails, the real-world fallout lands straight in high school classrooms, as students and teachers grapple with the impacts of generative AI.

Lincoln, NE · 5d

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Papio South volleyball three-peats in Class A, GACC wins first C2 state title since 2004

LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) - The high school volleyball season in Nebraska ended Saturday with the NSAA state championship matches in all six classes taking over the taraflex at the Devaney Center. In Class A, two-seed Papillion-La Vista South beat top-ranked Elkhorn North 3-1 to complete a state championship three peat.

Papillion, NE · 4d

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STATE FOOTBALL: Boys Town’s Late Rally Ends Lincoln Christian’s Season

BOYS TOWN–(KFOR Nov. 6)–The Lincoln Christian football team had a tall task on their hands in the Class C1 quarterfinal of the NSAA State Football Playoffs, try to contain a high-powered Boys Town offense. The Crusaders did that for the most part, but a late touchdown helped the...

Lincoln, NE · 5d

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Clutch defensive stops, stout rushing attack sends Sergeant Bluff-Luton to third straight state semifinal

(Sergeant Bluff) -- Forcing a pair of late-game turnovers and another stout rushing effort Friday night propelled Sergeant Bluff-Luton football into its third straight state semifinal. The Warriors (11-0) remained perfect on the season, fending off a second-half rally from the Glenwood Rams (8-3), while racking up over 320 rushing...

Sergeant Bluff, IA · 5d

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Treynor's defensive toughness sends Cardinals back to state semifinals for first time since 2003

(Treynor) -- In the latest chapter of one of the fiercest rivalries in the KMAland football scene, Treynor continued its memorable season with a performance that may be the microcosm of its 2026 campaign. The Cardinals (10-1) leaned on stellar defense and all-around toughness to punch their ticket to the...

Treynor, IA · 5d

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Omaha Public Schools plans earlier dismissal, additional instructional days

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Omaha Public Schools plans to dismiss students 20 minutes earlier every day and add extra instructional days to the calendar, starting in August 2027. Start times will stay the same. Elementary students will dismiss at 3:45 p.m. and secondary students at 2:45 p.m. Reason for the...

Omaha, NE · 7d

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Nebraska’s mixed midterm results, compared to national blue wave, prompt mixed reactions from UNO students

Nebraska Republicans retained key statewide offices, and voters approved a constitutional amendment restricting transgender athletes in school sports, while Democrat Denise Powell flipped the Omaha-area congressional seat. The results drew disappointment from one University of Nebraska at Omaha student and cautious skepticism from a recent graduate, who questioned whether the...

Omaha, NE · 7d

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From the field to the classroom: Coach Hoyt’s First Year At Fremont High School

For some coaches, the transition into teaching can be difficult. Conflicting schedule demands, time constraints and a shift in responsibilities can make balancing the two roles challenging. For Coach Logan Hoyt, however, the transition was simple, even after ten years of coaching athletes. “For me, the transition is actually pretty...

Fremont, NE · 7d

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Unbeaten SBL rolling into state quarterfinal, eyeing third straight UNI Dome trip

(Sergeant Bluff) -- For the third straight year, Sergeant Bluff-Luton football is among the final eight teams in their respective class. The Warriors' resiliency has been on display throughout the season. Despite dealing with their fair share of injuries, No. 2 seeded Sergeant Bluff-Luton is 10-0 as they prepare for a Class 4A quarterfinal matchup with Glenwood on Friday, with a chance to punch their ticket to a third straight state semifinal.

Glenwood, IA · 6d

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National boxing champ, and Central grad, joins physical education staff

Central High School welcomed a new staff member, and national boxing champion, Ruby Martinez. Martinez is a Central alumna and University of Nebraska Omaha graduate. Martinez is a gym teacher who teaches lifetime sports, lifetime wellness, and light weight training. Martinez isn’t just a teacher. She is also a national...

Omaha, NE · 7d

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Glenwood Faces Sergeant Bluff-Luton in Class 4A Quarterfinal

(Glenwood) Glenwood will travel to Sergeant Bluff-Luton Friday night for a Class 4A football quarterfinal matchup. The Rams advanced with a 30-28 win over Spencer, while Sergeant Bluff-Luton defeated Le Mars 30-3. Against Spencer, Glenwood rushed for 280 yards and passed for another 130. The Rams also welcomed back sophomore...

Glenwood, IA · 6d

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Battle-tested Woodbine locked in ahead of quarterfinal, title game rematch with Bishop Garrigan

(Woodbine) -- It's been a year full of resilience for the Woodbine football program, but through it all, the Tigers have found their way into the Class 8-Player quarterfinal. The only team standing in their way of another trip to Cedar Falls is the team that broke their hearts there last year.

Woodbine, IA · 8d

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Omaha professor declines offer to lead Center for Intellectual Freedom

IOWA CITY — The Board of Regents’ top choice to direct its Center for Intellectual Freedom at the University of Iowa turned down the job Tuesday and instead took a position at the University of Florida — sending the University of Iowa-based center into a second year without a permanent director and extending its time without any director at all. University of Nebraska-Omaha political science professor Carson Holloway had been negotiating terms of employment with the Board of Regents since it made him a public offer Oct. 20 — following closed-door interviews with three finalists. But he turned down the job in deference to a tenured professorship at the University of Florida in Gainesville, according to a letter Holloway provided regent Christine Hensley on Tuesday. “I write to thank you and the other members of the Iowa Board of Regents for offering me the position of director of the Center for Intellectual Freedom,” Holloway wrote. “I believe strongly in (its) principles and mission, and it would have been my honor to be the center’s leader.” Holloway in that message said he enjoyed connecting with the board and took the Florida position “after careful consideration.” “I came away from my interview

Iowa City, IA · 8d

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Audubon takes on North Union with Trip to the Dome on the line

The 10-0 Audubon Wheelers will meet the 9-1 North Union Warriors on Thursday night in the high school football quarterfinals. Audubon is coming off of two dominant playoff victories, 54-12 over East Union and 72-30 over Clarksville. North Union has wins over Janesville (55-0) and Kingsley-Pierson 68-50. Both teams highlight strong rushing games. Wheelers’ Aiden Kjergaard has collected 1568 yards and 32 touchdowns, while North Union has two 1000 yard rushers: QB Greyson Colegrove and RB Carson Crouch. Both have reached the endzone twenty times. Statistically both teams are almost identical on paper with North Union having the slight edge in the pass games. Audubon Head Coach Sean Birks is proud of his guys for reaching this point in the season.

Audubon, IA · 7d

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Omaha Power Outage Knocks Out 1,400 Customers, Hits Nathan Hale Middle School

A power outage knocked out electricity to roughly 1,400 customers across Omaha on Monday, including Nathan Hale Middle School, where students kept working through their lessons by natural light while the lunch schedule hung in limbo. The outage struck Omaha, Nebraska, and left the school among the locations without power as the morning got underway.

Omaha, NE · 9d

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Dominant defense directing Treynor as they chase Dome dreams, rival Underwood awiats

(Treynor) -- Another chapter of the Treynor/Underwood rivalry gets etched Friday night, and the stakes have never been higher than they will be when the two bitter rivals lace them up on KMA 960. For the Cardinals, Coach Jeff Casey's squad is locked in as they try to secure the...

Treynor, IA · 7d

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Resilient Glenwood set for rematch with 4A No. 2 Sergeant Bluff-Luton

(Glenwood) -- Glenwood football has faced adversity at multiple points throughout the season and are now rolling into a Class 4A state quarterfinal on a five-game win streak. The IHSAA RPI 4A No. 7 Rams (8-2) find themselves among the final eight teams in 4A for the third time in five years.

Glenwood, IA · 8d

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Ashland-Greenwood persevering, will hit the road to Chadron for state quarterfinal

(Ashland) -- After a challenging finish to the regular season, Ashland-Greenwood football got its groove back last week to advance to a state quarterfinal. The Bluejays (8-2) atoned for a pair of losses to Wahoo and Columbus Lakeview at the end of the regular season by opening the Class C1 playoffs with a 31-23 win over Roncalli Catholic.

Ashland, NE · 8d

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Welding Prepares Students for Trades Careers

If you want to go into the workforce after high school, welding might be the route for you. AHS students have been working hard in the shop this week. Junior Zane Welch said, “I think the welding class is entertaining and calming. It also helps you pay attention to detail.” Welding offers opportunities to gain practical experience and explore a career path that might be suitable for you. As these students complete projects, they gain confidence in their abilities and develop a passion for welding. AHS welding helps students pursue their passions while helping them get ready for their future careers.

Atlantic, IA · 10d

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