Otoe
Otoe, NE · Education
kmaland.com
kmaland.com
nebraskanewsservice.net
kniakrls.com
Pella Opens 4A Football Playoffs Tonight in Council Bluffs
Two teams that met two years ago in the UNI-Dome will square off tonight in the opening round of the Class 4A football playoffs as 11th-ranked Pella travels to Council Bluffs to take on number five Lewis Central. The Titans went undefeated through district six and have an overall record...
Western Iowa Today
creightonian.com
Law school alumnus graduated at 19
Creighton University School of Law, where Daniel J. Gross graduated in 1916 at age 19, continues to educate future legal professionals and inspire generations of aspiring attorneys. What were you doing at 19? Probably studying, hanging out with friends, maybe partying. Well, Daniel J. Gross was graduating from Creighton Law....
kmaland.com
kmaland.com
creightonian.com
Creighton ILAC reaches new milestone
Creighton University officially announced over 50 years of service for their Institute for Latin American Concern (ILAC), marking a new milestone in the program’s history. Created through a long term partnership with the Centro de Educación para la Salud Integral (CESI), Creighton has supported over 6,000 graduate and undergraduate students, from the Phoenix and Omaha campus, to participate in over 200 service projects across the Dominican Republic (DR). Service projects include healthcare services or the construction of a community aqueduct or greenhouse.
kmaland.com
After long-awaited playoff win, Shenandoah gets rematch with Treynor
(Shenandoah) -- A playoff win nearly four decades in the making came to fruition for Shenandoah football on Friday night. While the Mustangs are still riding high, their attention has turned toward a familiar foe and the prospect of earning another postseason win when they face Treynor in a Class 1A second-round showdown on KMA 960 Friday night.
decorhint.com
For Generations, The UNL Dairy Store In Lincoln Has Been Serving University-Made Ice Cream And Cheese
Sweet corn ice cream. It sounds like a county fair dare, but students on a Nebraska college campus have been scooping it for people who drive across town just to try it. The shop behind it got started back in 1917. Back then, it sold milk to anyone who remembered to bring their own cup.
ahsneedle.com
Two Students Bring Home Gold at Tournavelt
Two of Atlantic High School’s speech and debate members took home first place trophies on Friday, Oct. 23, and Saturday, Oct. 24, from Roosevelt High School in Des Moines. Interpretation (Acting) Captain David Blake, Ean Bloomfield, Aubrey Flood, Public Address Captain John McCurdy, and Coach Trisha Koenig attended the Tournavelt tournament. On Friday they competed in events such as acting and informational speeches. Blake did a humorous interpretation piece where he placed first. Blake also competed in oral interpretation, “which is just like a mix of multiple acting pieces in one.” Bloomfield participated in dramatic interpretation. Dramatic interpretation is an acting event. “It’s on more serious topics and is usually a 10-minute piece,” Blake said. Bloomfield placed third.
kmaland.com
radioonthego.com
plpulse.com
22 Days for 22 Students
For many students, the act of getting to school can be harder than actually being there. Between the early time needed to wake up and the knowledge of what awaits once a student enters the building, attending almost feels impossible at times. However, the chance to earn little prizes at the end of the month can be an incentive to go to school regardless of their struggles.
ahsneedle.com
Building the Best: Dr. Brauer’s vision for Southwest Iowa
AHS Principal Dr. Jim Brauer wants students and staff to believe that Atlantic can become the best high school in Southwest Iowa. He says there’s no specific plan to reach that goal. Instead, it’s a phrase that the community can rally behind. Brauer said he believes that the first step is thinking and acting like Atlantic is already capable of being the best.
kmaland.com
Underwood pining for consistency ahead of second round matchup with South Central Calhoun
(Underwood) -- There was hardly any stopping Underwood football once the Eagles got things rolling on Friday night. As the Eagles enter the second round of the Class 1A playoffs, their never-ending quest for consistency continues as they face South Central Calhoun. "We're feeling good," Coach Nate Mechaelsen said. "Playing...