Live United by doing good deeds on Tuesday. Live United with Chris Gardner at the Heartland Events Center in Grand Island on Wednesday.
ARCADIA — “Band! Atten — SHUN!” Each Arcadia band member’s feet loudly locked together as they stood, heads up, eyes forward, instruments perfectly upright.
At first glance, the division of labor at Grand Island Northwest 14 Karat Gold Show Choir Camp early Saturday afternoon was a striking one.
It was a big day at Wasmer Elementary Tuesday. Both students and teachers were recognized for their work. Students won the recognition from an in-house program, conducted in cooperation with Wasmer Elementary’s business partner, and the teachers were recognized by Wal-Mart South.
The Stuhr Museum Foundation will be moving out of the museum’s main building and into a new addition to the Edgar and Francis Reynolds Center.
HASTINGS — Jennifer got a major wake-up call when her son was born 19 months ago.
Hall County is going to offer the bookmobile to the Grand Island Public Library.
OMAHA — New figures from the U.S. Census Bureau say fewer Nebraskans were living in poverty last year.
Keep it fun, but keep it challenging, too. That is the philosophy of Wood River band director Erika Wolfe, who is in her third year teaching at the school.