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Smithsonian Museum on Main Street coming to Madison, Verdigre
Humanities Nebraska has announced six Nebraska communities – including two in Northeast Nebraska - will be hosting a Smithsonian Museum on Main Street exhibition. “SPARK! Places of Innovation,” will tour Nebraska from June 2026 through March 2027, visiting six communities including Madison and Verdigre. “SPARK!” is designed for...
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Waiting for the Easter Bunny
LAUREL — One of Laurel’s most anticipated spring traditions will return to the Laurel City Park this weekend as families gather for a morning of fun, laughter and a little friendly competition. The annual Laurel Chamber of Commerce Easter Egg Hunt is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m....
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'Cats shoot new school record 293, move up to third on final day of Firekeeper Open
MAYETTA, KS - It was a record-setting day for the Wayne State College women’s golf team Tuesday in the final round of the two-day, 54-hole Firekeeper Open hosted by Washburn University. The ‘Cats fired a new school team record of 293 (+5) and moved up to a third-place finish...
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Small town buildings turned into lifelong commitments for Northeast Nebraska residents
ORCHARD, Neb.— A property of Highway 20 is just one of several this pair has bought and transformed over the years. And this time like all the others, they say it’s about giving something back to the community. Lisa Meisner is originally from the area, while Polly Anderson...
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Elvis and Roy Orbison tribute show set to take the stage in Columbus, Grand Island, and Beatrice
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Wayne Public Library Hosting Their Annual Egg Hunt Today
Wayne, NE- The Wayne Public Library is hosting their annual Egg Hunt today, with a 10 a.m. starting time at the library, with all ages welcome, and over 4,000 eggs scattered throughout the building filled with surprises to collect. This event, which is generously sponsored by The Friends of the...
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Cornhole, bowling featured during weekends in Norfolk
Riverside Boulevard in Norfolk will be a busy place for the next two months as two statewide sporting events share the spotlight. The executive director of the Norfolk Area Visitors Bureau, Traci Jeffrey, told News Talk WJAG, The Nebraska State Championship for the American Cornhole League is set for next weekend, March 28 and 29.
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#CaughtOnCamera On January 22, 2009, Diana Durre arrived in the tiny town of Randolph, Nebraska, for what she believed was a routine business meeting.
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Nebraska woman's vision revives century-old bank
CRESTON, Neb. — In a small northeast Nebraska town, a century-old bank is getting a new lease on life thanks to the vision of a local woman. Jamie Olmer, who was just 21 years old in 2012, purchased the historic Creston Citizens State Bank with the goal of transforming it into a community hub.
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Long-form improv legends coming to Norfolk for Great American Comedy Festival
A group of some of the greatest talents in improv comedy are coming to Norfolk to bring a new twist to the Great American Comedy Festival. Bluebird Improv - featuring comedians Joe Canale, Marc Evan Jackson, Brad Morris, and Matt Walsh - will be the headliners of the festival’s show on Friday, June 19 at the Johnny Carson Theatre in Norfolk.
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Saturday headliner brings Midwestern roots, world-class hilarity to Norfolk
The 2026 Great American Comedy Festival will be bringing a Midwestern voice that’s made millions laugh to the Johnny Carson Theatre stage. Charlie Berens will be headlining the annual Gala on Saturday, June 20th at the Johnny Carson Theatre in Norfolk. Charlie is a comedian, New York Times Best...
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Elkhorn Valley Museum speaker series continues
As the country celebrates our 250th birthday this year, the Elkhorn Valley Museum in Norfolk in conjunction with the Norfolk Public Library is presenting a series of speakers to commemorate the event. Appearing on the WJAG Morning News, Museum Executive Director Libby McKay, said a speaker later this month will focus on an unusual and different aspect of the nation’s founding.