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Nebraska’s Big Rodeo rebuilding after storm destroys historic grandstand

3 days ago | central.newschannelnebraska.com | Peter Rice

BURWELL, Neb. - A Nebraska town of just over 1,200 people is rallying after severe weather severely damaged county property that's about to host one of the State's biggest annual events. Repairs are underway in Burwell, where just last week the old grandstands and several other buildings suffered extensive damage due to 90 mph wind gusts. Years ago the town underwent an extremely similar situation in which another set of grandstands were destroyed by storms.
Kearney scores big in outdoor duel for Maine-Nebraska Wrestling Exchange

4 days ago | central.newschannelnebraska.com | Dave Griek

Even though they weren't wrestling for much of anything, the competition bug still has a strong reaction as a woman screams from the stands with her camera phone focused on the match. The Maine-Nebraska Wrestling Exchange is being hosted by Nebraska this year, and they did a year ago, too. In fact, they've traded hosting states every other year since the 1984 inception.
Former Kearney pitcher speaks on commitment to Texas

4 days ago | central.newschannelnebraska.com | Peter Rice

KEARNEY, Neb. - A former high school baseball standout from Central Nebraska is heading to one of the most storied programs in college sports. Former Kearney High and Iowa Western pitcher Cal Higgins has officially committed to the University of Texas after several successful seasons at D-I Western Kentucky University.
Grand Island eyes $16 million makeover for Island Oasis Water Park

1 week ago | central.newschannelnebraska.com | Peter Rice

GRAND ISLAND, Neb. - Some big changes could be coming to Grand Island’s Parks and Recreation system, with a potential overhaul to one of the city’s most popular summer destinations. City leaders say that the Island Oasis Water Park, now 32 years old, is due for a major renovation. City council members met Tuesday for a study session and talked through what the $16 million upgrades would include.
Radio show host completes 2nd 'Lawnmower Tour of Hastings;' station gives away lawnmower

2 weeks ago | central.newschannelnebraska.com | Ryan Valenta

HASTINGS, Neb. – After riding around Hastings for around 14 miles, a local radio station gave away a $6,000 lawnmower in the 2nd 'Lawnmower Tour of Hastings.'The event put on by KHAS Radio in Hastings, saw their morning show host Brandon J McDermott ride a lawnmower in the back of a trailer bed across the town, stopping at various locations in between.
Frontier Frau pours new life into Central Nebraska

2 weeks ago | central.newschannelnebraska.com | Peter Rice

COZAD, Neb. - A unique destination is brewing up business with a unique mix of German tradition and Nebraska charm. A historic building in downtown Cozad has found new life as Frontier Frau, a German-inspired brewery with a story as rich as its lagers. Owner and brewmaster Amara Block is a licensed attorney turned entrepreneur. After falling in love with German beer on a trip to Munich, she decided to bring the flavor and atmosphere to Central Nebraska.
Libs Park splash pad reopens after 2024 vandalism

2 weeks ago | central.newschannelnebraska.com | Ryan Valenta

HASTINGS, Neb. – Residents of Hastings now have another aquatic attraction open after a complete renovation to a city splash pad. On Thursday morning, the Libs Park splash pad reopened to the public for the first time this year. The splash pad was forced to close in late summer of 2024, due to a vandalism of the facility's actuator, which starts the water. Renovations began in March, and were completed in May.
Robert Henri Museum unveils new art gallery in Cozad

2 weeks ago | central.newschannelnebraska.com | Peter Rice

COZAD, Neb. - A brand-new addition built in a small town is expanding and honoring the legacy of a renowned American artist for whom the central Nebraska community is named after. The brand new $3.5 million Robert Henry art gallery is now open to the general public in Cozad. It will more than double the amount of available artwork on display.
Revive Inc. now offering inpatient substance abuse rehab services at new facility

2 weeks ago | central.newschannelnebraska.com | Ryan Valenta

HASTINGS, Neb. – Revive Inc. in Hastings is coming up on five months since the opening of its unique substance abuse treatment facility, which is now offering inpatient rehab services for the first time, but the road ahead remains lengthy. Since its inception in 2008, Revive only offered outpatient services in its old location on Burlington Ave. Now they offer a short term and long term inpatient program for currently up to 50 people in a new facility that opened in January.
Hastings business acquiring city street, more land to expand operation

2 weeks ago | central.newschannelnebraska.com | Ryan Valenta

HASTINGS, Neb. – A Hastings industrial business is expanding, and now has access to a 'no thru traffic' street to add-on to its operations. Bruckman Rubber Co. at 101 S St Joseph Ave asked the Hastings City Council to approve the vacation of S St Joseph Ave from the intersection of W South St to the BNSF railroad tracks, which the council unanimously approved 6-0 Monday night. Bruckman Rubber has introduced an expansion plan, which the business plans to implement in three phases from 2025-2029.