Mike Konz

4 days ago | kearneyhub.com | Mike Konz

Izzy Warrington will study early childhood advocacy when she enrolls full time in the fall at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. She already has a good idea of what’s involved in early childhood advocacy, having survived thousands of pin pokes and the many other ways hospitals can inflict misery on their patients. Since she was 2½, when doctors diagnosed her with nephrotic syndrome — kidney disease — Izzy has made it through countless illnesses.

1 week ago | kearneyhub.com | Mike Konz

The Nebraska State Patrol is made up of four divisions:• Office of the Superintendent oversees the agency's goals and objectives, policies and procedures, and organizational structure. • Field Services Division is divided into three geographic areas: Eastern, Central and Western. Among many other duties, Field Services patrols more than 10 million miles of Nebraska roadways.

1 week ago | theindependent.com | Mike Konz

With two weeks before the start of its summer season, Crane River Theater was informed Friday that its approval for a federal grant from the National Endowment for the Arts has been “withdrawn.”The apparent loss of the $10,000 grant sets off a domino effect, said Steve Barth, Crane River’s executive artistic director. The $10,000 would have been used for productions and youth arts education, but now funding must be diverted from other sources without leaving a financial gap.

1 week ago | journalstar.com | Mike Konz

With two weeks before the start of its summer season, Crane River Theater was informed Friday that its approval for a federal grant from the National Endowment for the Arts has been “withdrawn.”The apparent loss of the $10,000 grant sets off a domino effect, said Steve Barth, Crane River’s executive artistic director. The $10,000 would have been used for productions and youth arts education, but now funding must be diverted from other sources without leaving a financial gap.

1 week ago | kearneyhub.com | Mike Konz

With two weeks before the start of its summer season, Crane River Theater was informed Friday that its approval for a federal grant from the National Endowment for the Arts has been “withdrawn.”The apparent loss of the $10,000 grant sets off a domino effect, said Steve Barth, Crane River’s executive artistic director. The $10,000 would have been used for productions and youth arts education, but now funding must be diverted from other sources without leaving a financial gap.