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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KSNB) — The YMCA in Grand Island celebrated five new and renovated spaces Thursday with a ribbon cutting hosted by the Grand Island Area Economic Development Corporation and Chamber of Commerce. “We had a special grand opening for five new areas we added,” said President and...
(Grand Island, NE) - On Wednesday morning at Northwest High School, Becca Dinkelman (Softball - Creighton), Sam Schroeder (Baseball - Creighton), and Nasya Anderson (Volleyball - Concordia signed their letters of intent to play college sports. Dinkelman just wrapped up her final season with the Vikings, who participated in the...
GRAND ISLAND, Neb.(KSNB) — A Colorado blue spruce removed from a Grand Island resident’s yard Thursday is the new Christmas tree at Amur Plaza in downtown Grand Island. The tree was taken from Mike Larson’s yard and transported to Amur Plaza. It will serve as the centerpiece of this year’s Railside Christmas Celebration, set for Nov. 20.
GRAND ISLAND – Grand Island Public Schools is inviting community members and parents to apply for a new program to discover the behind-the-scenes work in their public schools. The newly launched Grand Island Public Schools Community Academy is a free, five-month program designed to strengthen ties between GIPS and...
For over a decade, the Don Sjogren Community YMCA has been honoring Holdrege area veterans with a special Veterans' Day breakfast. Wednesday's was the first one I ever attended there, and I was blown away. Close to 150 men and women who served our country, along with their families, enjoyed...
The United States midterm elections showed a shift in party alignment in the House of Representatives and the Senate. In what is known as the blue wave, many states have flipped from majority Republican representatives to Democratic Congressmen. Chuck Rowling, chair of UNK’s political science department, said midterms have historically...
DONIPHAN – The Doniphan-Trumbull Public School $17.5 million school bond issue has apparently passed by 29 votes, Superintendent Dr. Jeremy Braden said Nov. 12. He said that 589 people (51.3 percent) voted for the bond issue, and 560 people (48.7 percent) voted against it. The unofficial final results will...
