City Attorney Ross Luzum (right) administers the oath of office to newly appointed Ward 3 Councilman Carl Smith on Tuesday.
Brooks Borrell was one of the 29 riders who participated in the first Adaptive Horse Show at the State Fair. He is shown here riding the horse, Peaches. Pictured with Borrell, from left, are Bria Schaeffer, Anna Hanquist and Cortney Brades.
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
A total of 29 riders stepped into the saddle and the spotlight as exhibitors at the first-ever Adaptive Horse Show, held at the US Foods Outdoor Arena during the Nebraska State Fair on Friday, Sept. 4.
For Nebraska farm families, safety isn’t just a policy. It’s a daily habit that protects the people who feed our state and nation.
Pictured from left are Seismi Animal Health’s James Hundt, Arable’s Martha Zwonitzer and Josh Jeske of Terraform Tillage.
Visitors have the opportunity to see UNL research in action at Husker Harvest Days this week, with new precision ag and crop monitoring demonstrations, expert resources, the Crop Skills Challenge and more.
Republican incumbent Gov. Jim Pillen invited local supporters to consider becoming “a blackshirt” during his campaign stop in Aurora last week, which would involve encouraging 11 people to get out and vote in the Nov. 3 General Election.
YouTube creator Laura “Laura Farms” Wilson displays her children’s book, “Roger’s Hay Day” that will be released next month. The book was created in collaboration with FFA to introduce young children to different fields in agriculture.
First grader Elijah Driewer receives some quarterback handoff advice from former Aurora QB1 Ethan Shaw (right) and his coach, Maddex Dummer.
Aurora senior Kash Kleinschmidt hauled in two touchdown catches as the Huskies downed Norris 30-21 Saturday afternoon. The game was postponed from Friday night to Saturday afternoon after rain and lightning continued throughout the night hours Friday.