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WSC Jazz Band/Ensemble Premiering Tonight
Wayne, NE- Wayne State College will be hosting their jazz concert tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the Ramsey Theatre, located in the Peterson Fine Arts Building, highlighting iconic jazz songs packed with driving rhythm. The Wayne State Jazz Ensemble’s performance will include music such as “Blue Skies” by Irving Berlin,...
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‘Set for success’: Possible changes for theater program
Wayne State College’s current theater education program is a simple supplemental endorsement, but there are potential changes coming to the program. An endorsement is akin to a minor but for those in the education field. The theater endorsement requires 18 credits of theater or theater related classes to be taken. This endorsement is for those seeking to become theater or drama teachers at the junior high or high school level.
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Steer clear of the deer: Tips on avoiding a collision this fall
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Wayne State Faculty Recital Being Held Tonight
Wayne, NE- Wayne State College will be hosting their faculty recital tonight, in Ley Theatre, located on the second floor of the Brandenburg Building at 7:30 p.m. The performance will feature Wayne State College’s Professor of Woodwinds, Dr. Karl Kolbeck on clarinet, Faculty Member Kelly Coslet on viola, and Professor of Piano Dr. Angela Miller-Niles on piano. Kolbeck will also be performing solo works for clarinet and piano.
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HNS play goes back to the 1930s
HARTINGTON — Hartington-Newcastle students have hit the stage for a slapstick production. The students will bring Hollywood hilarity to the stage with their production of Epic Proportions, a fast-paced comedy set on a chaotic 1930s desert movie set. The story follows brothers Benny and Phil, (Dane Gotch and Issac...
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Local Musicians Shine at Northeast Community College Fall Pop Concert Featuring Decades of Popular Music
On Sunday, November 2, 2025, Northeast Community College held its annual Fall Pop Concert at the Cox Activities Center Theatre. The event included performances of popular music from several decades. Student and community musicians participated.
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Festival of Trees brings holiday spirit to campus
The 24th annual Festival of Trees, hosted by the Wayne State College Student Senate and social sciences honor society Pi Gamma Mu (PGM), is set up in the Kanter Student Center until Nov. 21. Many campus groups are putting up trees, including Wildlife Society, Legal Minds, Cru and even the...
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Adams Homestead holds annual ‘Christmas at the Homestead’ event
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Party goers reminisce on memories during Stormin’ Norman’s last dance
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Nebraska coffee shop helps out community members during economic uncertainty
PIERCE COUNTY, Neb. (KCAU) — A coffee shop is trying to push back against economic troubles and uncertainty in a small town in Nebraska. Just Love Coffee is one of many coffee houses in Plainview, Nebraska, and they offer a variety of foreign beans and unusual foods. With ongoing tariffs and the government shutdown impacting […]
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Nebraska coffee shop helps out community members during economic uncertainty
PIERCE COUNTY, Neb. (KCAU) — A coffee shop is trying to push back against economic troubles and uncertainty in a small town in Nebraska. Just Love Coffee is one of many coffee houses in Plainview, Nebraska, and they offer a variety of foreign beans and unusual foods. With ongoing tariffs and the government shutdown impacting […]
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Columbus Residents Turn Out in Record Numbers for Third Annual Trackside Trunk-or-Treat
On October 30, 2025, the City of Columbus, Nebraska, held its Third Annual Trackside Trunk-or-Treat event outside the Columbus Community Building. Organizers estimated that about 2,000 people attended. The event has grown each year since it began. Public parking lots along 14th Street were used for the Halloween celebration, which was open to families and children.
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Battle of the dining halls
Harper Dining Hall gives Creighton students fewer options, but higher quality at the price of two dining extra dollars compared to Brandeis. It’s a tale as old as time. Since the opening of Harper Dining Hall, Creighton’s second dining hall, students have debated which dining hall is the best. This conflict has torn apart friendships and annihilated trust between loved ones. But as the dust settles, which dining hall stands victorious? Let’s dig in and find out.
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Northeast Pop Concert set for Sunday
The Northeast Community College music department will present its annual fall pop concert on Sunday. The 2 p.m. performance in the Cox Activities Center will feature the Northeast Singer’s Express, the Northeast Jazz Machine, and the Northeast Area Jazz Ensemble. The Singer’s Express, led by Margaret Schultz, will be...
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“Howl”-oween Pet Parade on October 30th to Kick Off Trunk or Treat on October 31st
Wayne, NE- The Wayne Howl-oween Pet Parade and Costume Contest will take place tomorrow, October 30th, as one of the many events to start off the Halloween festivities. The best dressed “paw-ty” animals are invited to parade around the sidewalks of downtown Wayne, where tricks are optional, but treats are promised.
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Wayne State College Hosts Dr. Josh Calkin’s Tuba Recital
Wayne, NE- Wayne State College’s Professor of Music and Director of Bands Josh Calkin will guide his tuba into a soulful vocal performance tonight, at 7:30 p.m. at the Ley Theatre, located on the second floor of the Brandenburg Building. Some of the selections that are planned to be...
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Little Red Hen Theatre Hosts “Dueling Piano’s” This Thursday
Wakefield, NE- “Dueling Piano’s” is coming to the Little Red Hen Theatre this Thursday, October 30th, with a 2-hour performance starting at 7 p.m. at the Wakefield Civics Center. Little Red Hen Theatre’s Adam Goos discusses multiple planned aspects of the piano show, including the featured entertainment....