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• Nebraska Trumpet Ensemble and Friends: Pops! With John Scofield, Percusion
• Celebrating 150 Years of the Homestead Act
• Register Online for Parks and Rec Classes and Programs
• Hire Our Heroes at Home
• "Take 25" for National Missing Children's Day
• City Attorney is Legal Advisor to Mayor, Council and Officers
• Johanns, Pryor Introduce Veterans Job Assistance Legislation
• Gov. Heineman Promotes Highway Safety; Encourages Motorists to 'Click It or Ticket'
• Johanns Supports Fiscally Responsible Student Loan Fix
• Great project!
• Sen. Johanns Attends Hearing on Streamlining Disability Determinations for Veterans
• City Seeks Proposals for Property in Antelope Valley
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for District Judge in the 4th Judicial District
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for County Court 3rd Judicial District
• Lincoln City Libraries to Celebrate Asian Pacific Heritage Month
• Gov. Heineman Orders Flags to Fly at Half-Staff on Memorial Day Morning
• Sen. Johanns Questions Financial Regulators about Wall Street Reforms, J.P. Morgan
• Congrats Kyle!
• Governor Heineman Announces Scotts Bluff County Designation As Livestock Friendly
• Public Invited to Annual Zoo Event
• Johanns Applauds Catholic Institutions Fighting For Religious Freedom
• Memorial Day a Time for Reflection
• 5 CITY-TV Again Airing Live Shows
• LFR to Host Open Houses as Part of EMS Week
• Work is continuing on the Johnson Hall elevator addition. Click for more renovat...
• Partial solar eclipse and transit of Venus for Lincoln, Nebraska
• Nebraska economic indicator increases in April
• College of Arts and Sciences names 11 to Dean's Scholars Society
• Nebraska Wesleyan University is renovating its most historic residential facilit...
• Mayor Announces Winners of Annual Water Conservation Art Contest
• Mayor Not Recommending Watering Restrictions
• UNL research discovers metabolic adaptation to high altitudes
• Public Urged to Take Note of Temporary No Parking Areas for Biketacular Event
• Cable Outage Issues Continue to Affect 5 CITY-TV Telecasts
• Sen. Johanns on Fox Business
• City, SMG Agree to Terms on Pinnacle Bank Arena Management
• Johanns Votes to Advance Fiscally Responsible Budgets
• Great Plains Studies issues call for papers for 2013 symposium
• Nebraska Summer Writers Conference at UNL to be June 9-15
• Cable Outage to Affect 5 CITY-TV Telecasts
• Sen. Johanns Calls on Senate to Pass A Budget
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Sen. Johanns Calls on Senate to Pass A Budget
• RT @lpsorg: 30 LPS teachers earn Masters in history from @NEWesleyan, another 40...
• Congrats to Patty Hawk, Assistant Professor of Communication Studies, on winning...
• Johanns Votes to Reauthorize Ex-Im Bank, Welcomes Amendment Process
• Sheldon Art Association announces 21st season of Jazz in June
• Mayor Presents April Award of Excellence
• Opportunities for Young Farmers
• Lincoln Recognized for Promoting Biking and Walking
• Biketacular Set for Saturday, May 19
• 150 Years of Supporting Agricultural Innovation
• Morrill Hall's 'Sunday Scientist' explores 'buzz-worthy' topic May 20
• 'Northern Cheyenne Exodus in History and Memory' wins book prize
• ASTD-Lincoln presents "Desirable Qualities of Highly Effective Corporate Trainers"
• :) RT @misswessels: I'm speechless. @NEWesleyan will always be my home.
• RT @speetsy: Some music peeps and Sir David. #graduation @NEWesleyan
• :) RT @nwuenglish: To all the mothers who graduated from @NEWesleyan today (CLAS...
• Happy Graduation Class of 2012!
• Make sure you tweet to us @NEWesleyan tomorrow! #graduation #lnk
• Over 500 NWU students will receive degrees tomorrow! All Commencement 2012 info...
• UNL recognizes 8th-graders as Big Red Stars
• UNL students win American Advertising Federation district competition
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy Featured as National Leader on Economy
• Nebraskans Encouraged to Remember Sacrifices of Law Enforcement during 2012 Peace Officers' Memorial Day
• NSF award supports UNL physicist's nanoscale research
• 47 UNL students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
• Rural Futures Institute aims to move beyond 'road kill' of past good ideas
• Piccadilly Circus
• Free Tickets Available for Special Showing of "Bully"
• We'll miss you too! RT @speetsy: There are no words to express how much I'm goin...
• Journey From Juarez, Mexico is Life-Changing for Two NWU Grads
• NEA grant to support Lied Center's statewide education outreach program
• Herzog wins Fulbright to study education, teach in Romania
• Lincoln Bicycle Community Challenge Under Way
• City Encourages Residents to "Bike to Work, Lincoln!"
• Mayor Urges Residents to Take Online Budget Survey
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection and Latex Paint Exchange Set for May 19
• Day Camp Promotes Outdoor Fun and Healthy Eating
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns: Fiscally Responsible Student Loan Fix Needed
• Johanns: Fiscally Responsible Student Loan Fix Needed
• Students! Have a good final week!
• Johanns: Fiscally Responsible Student Loan Fix Needed
• Rabies Identified in Local Bats
• No Budget Demonstrates Lack of Leadership
• Lied Center announces 2012-13 lineup, advance tickets on sale now
• Degrees granted to more than 2,800 at University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• Detasseling is Back!
• City to Proceed With Fairness Ordinance
• Happy Friday and last day of classes! May the fourth be with you!
• Lincoln One of Cleanest Metros in Nation for Ozone
• Dog Training Classes Starting Now!
• Gov. Heineman is Accepting Applications for Nebraska Children's Commission
• Fortenberry: Chinese Dissident Needs U.S. Help
• Map of Closures and Detours Now Available on City Website
• Sen. Johanns Opening Remarks at Farm Bill Markup
• :) RT @deirdrerae: I love my professors @NEWesleyan and I'm so thankful for my l...
• Gov. Heineman Recognizing 8 High School Seniors for Top ACT Scores
• 31 ROTC cadets to be recognized at May 5 ceremony
• RT @nwuenglish: An English prof at an accounting presentation? Yup. #NWUresea...
• RT @kaili26: #nwuresearch Food and Karlene Grinberg!!! What more could you want...
• Special Showing of "Bully" to Be Followed by Discussion
• Amazing! :) RT @gary_r: Seen at today's research symposium: one mom, crying in p...
• Protestors Removed From Centennial Mall
• Great day at NWU! We are celebrating student research & creative endeavor with a...
• Gov. Heineman Announces Winners of National MathCounts Competition
• Morrill Hall opens 'Bizarre Beasts' exhibit May 12
• Students win record 4 Goldwater Scholarships at UNL
• IRS, UNL coordinate workshops to help nonprofits stay tax-exempt
• Open House Set for Safety Improvement Project
• Environmental Leadership Awards Announced
• Johanns Statement on One-Year Anniversary of Osama bin Laden Mission
• Nebraska Alumni Association to honor alumni, students, family
• Architecture professor Wilson appointed to 3-year interim dean post
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for County Court 3rd Judicial District
• Commission Presents Human Rights and Fair Housing Awards
• Nebraskan's Research Could Save Countless Lives
• Gov. Heineman Proclaims See Nebraska Week, Announces 2012 Nebraska Passport
• A Positive Step Forward on the Farm Bill
• Cara Morgenson will use her Fulbright teaching in Poland
• From Ike to Obama, project studies evolution of TV campaign a
• UNL Speech and Debate Team comes up with big wins in 2012 season
• Brostrom, Wullschleger earn student leadership awards at UNL
• Environmental Trust Awards City Wetlands Grant
• Lincoln is Tree City USA for 35th Year
• Rock Island Trail to Close for Bridge Work
• North 1st Street Closed Due to Water Main Break
• Transcript: Johanns' Opening Remarks at Farm Bill Mark-Up
• Transcript: Johanns' Opening Remarks at Farm Bill Mark-Up
• Johanns Sponsors Legislation Stopping Student Loan Interest Rate Hike
• Johanns Sponsors Legislation Stopping Student Loan Interest Rate Hike
• Johanns-Nelson Arbor Day Resolution Adopted by Senate
• Johanns Statement Following Ag Committee Passage of Farm Bill
• Hundreds of high school students compete at Modern Language Fair
• Olsson Associates reinforces engineering education at Nebraska
• NWU students, faculty and staff surpassed the 3000 hour community service challe...
• Johanns: Postal Service Bill Short on Meaningful Reform
• 3 to participate in Carnegie-Knight News21 in-depth journalism program
• Archeology and parasite research will take Searcey to Chile on Fulbright
• Public Invited to Open House on Tyrrell Park Stream Improvements
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Sen. Johanns Questions Witnesses About MF Global's Collapse
• Sen. Johanns Questions Witnesses About MF Global's Collapse
• "F" Street Community Center to Celebrate 10th Anniversary
• Mayor Presents March Award of Excellence
• Johanns Introduces Bill to Increase Insurance Options
• Johanns Statement on BSE
• Johanns Votes to Support Employee Rights, Small Businesses
• Manitoba, Flint Hills, amphibians, least terns in Great Plains Research
• Record number of students to receive UNL degrees at May 4-5 ceremonies
• Checks and Balances Must Be Restored
• Gov. Heineman Announces Governor's Innovation and Entrepreneurship Summit in Omaha
• Sheldon Museum of Art again receives highest national accreditation
• Best of the Best: An exhibition of historic clothing at Hillestad Gallery
• Loni O'Grady to teach in Brazil on Fulbright scholarship
• Nebraska Wesleyan Faculty Brass Trio Concert
• 911 Center to Demonstrate Call Simulator
• Public Invited to Celebrate Arbor Day
• Gov. Heineman and Nebraska Cattlemen Honor Conservation Efforts Ahead of Earth Day
• Parking Services Encourages Citizens to "Avoid the Boot"
• Physics group honors UNL professor for teaching excellence, innovation
• National group honors Robert Brown with Lifetime Achievement Award
• UNL camp to offer high school students lessons in critical-need languages
• Nebraska economic indicator declined in March
• Scholar to Discuss Religion's Decline and Awakening - Thursday, April 26, 1pm in...
• It's National High Five Day. Sending a virtual High Five to all of you! #nationa...
• UNL honors faculty with professorships, teaching, research awards
• ASTD-Lincoln presents "Lessons for Learning in Just 99 Words"
• UNL students to be recognized at Honors Convocation
• Mayor Beutler Responds to Veto Override
• English professor @GeriseH has been awarded a Fulbright Specialists Grant to tea...
• Mallory Slama will use her Fulbright teaching in Czech Republic
• 2,500 students to volunteer April 21 for Big Event at UNL
• Gov. Heineman Approves Efforts to Improve Child Welfare Reform
• Gov. Heineman Vetoes Sales Tax Increase
• Gov. Heineman Signs Bill to Advance the Pipeline Review Process in Nebraska
• Johanns Statement on Vote Against Costly Postal Legislation
• This Thursday, former Congressman Doug Bereuter will deliver NWU Curtis Lecture...
• Community Invited to Earth Day Events
• Saturn to be featured in Behlen Observatory's final spring public night
• UNL literature scholar earns fellowship for research at renowned library
• Mayor Presents 2011 Award of Excellence
• City Crews Stop Overflow Caused by Wastewater Sewer Line Stoppage
• Gov. Heineman Announces Hire Our Heroes Initiative Is Seeking Nebraskans for Employment Opportunities
• What's your favorite spot to hang out on campus?
• Johanns Statement on Buffett Rule Tax Hike
• Dying Should Not Be A Taxable Event
• Historian Krenn to speak on Cold War at Sheldon Museum talk
• Museum celebrates Astronomy Day with astronaut Anderson April 28
• Nebraska Wesleyan University Jazz Ensemble Spring Concert Series
• Poet, translator Nikola Madzirov is Prairie Schooner visiting writer
• Mayor Beutler Responds to Governor's Veto
• ‘Made in China’ – What Does it Mean for America and the Rest of the World?
• Gov. Heineman: Taxpayer Benefits for Illegals Unfair amd May Provide Funding to Planned Parenthood
• Fortenberry Comments on North Korea’s Failed Missile Launch
• NWU is hosting Relay for Life starting tonight at 6pm. Come support a good cause...
• It's Friday, sun is shining and the weather is beautiful. Hit "Like" if you love...
• KOLN-KGIN TV: The Fate of the Health Care Bill
• Gov. Heineman and Grand Island Mayor Vavricek Oppose Increase in Sales Tax
• Rising tuition, student debt focus of Public Policy forum April 19
• Boyz II Men to appear April 21 at Lied Center
• UNL poet, author Kwame Dawes awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
• UNL's Hoffman selected for Fulbright to teach in South Korea
• Pianist Kathryn Stott at Lied Center April 17
• Local Singing Quartet Takes Home Silver Medals
• If you're NWU alumni, join our facebook group!
• Plains Song Review unveils new volume at reading, photo exhibit April 18
• Symposium on Motivation's 60th annual event set for April 16-17
• Science Cafe on nanostructures at Red9 April 26
• Board of Health Award Winners Announced
• Gov. Heineman Signs Middle Class Tax Relief for Hard-Working Nebraskans
• Avian artist Peyton to be artist-in-residence at Great Plains Art Museum
• UNL's Brian Rentfro selected for Fulbright to teach in Germany
• UNL study of emancipation documents reveals rare look into slaves' lives
• Gov. Heineman Vetoes Electronic Horse Gambling Bill
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection Scheduled April 28
• Bed Bug Infestation Workshop
• Nebraskans Bring Clarity to Critical Issues
• Annual Rowlee Lecture to address math's role in understanding nature
• Morrill Hall opens 'Minerals and Meteorites' exhibit April 21
• NJO Presents Nebraska Jazz Camp!
• "O" Street to Close From 17th to 21st Streets
• Discovery may lead to significantly more efficient method of data storage
• UNL-developed technology leads to startup to improve PET imaging
• Government Access Channels Air Programs on Bullying
• Johanns Calls on President to Apologize for “Social Darwinism” Remarks
• Barber will teach in Germany on Fulbright teaching scholarship
• Fulbright Scholarships Will Send NWU Seniors to Indonesia, Germany - Congrats Sa...
• Learn about nursing programs at Nebraska Wesleyan at our open house on April 12!...
• Kearney Hub: Johanns hears health care law concerns
• Gov. Heineman Disagrees with Speaker Flood's Support of Tax Dollars Benefits for Illegal Aliens
• Ragamala Dance to perform and Lied, present workshop
• 'Imperfect Pattern/Relative Embellishment' to open at Hillestad Gallery
• Gov. Heineman Stands Against Taxpayer Funds for Illegal Aliens
• Truman Scholar: NWU Junior Wins One of Nation's Top Academic Honors
• Governor Kicks-Off Donate Life Month
• Sheldon Museum of Art launches 'artland' magazine
• How do I love me? Let me count the ways - and excel in a job interview
• How do I love me? Let me count the ways – and excel in a job interview
• Gov. Heineman Line-Item Vetoes 'Claims Bill' Siting Constitutionality Concerns
• Gov. Heineman Signs Budget Bills & Supports University Funding
• U.S. Corporate Tax Rate Hurting Economy
• Morrill Hall's 'Sunday Scientist' focuses on the science of food and microbes
• Andersen selected for Fulbright scholarship to Brazil
• Trees to be Removed for Centennial Mall Renovation
• A little bit of Wesleyan spring joy for everyone to share! Happy Friday friends.
• Johanns Sponsors Legislation Permanently Repealing Death Tax
• Fortenberry supports House budget plan
• Canine Teams Seek Search and Rescue Certification
• New Innocents Society, Mortar Board members to be inducted at Ivy Day
• 1862 Morrill Act is topic of April 11 Olson Seminar
• NWU senior Sarah Hotovy has been awarded the U.S. Department of State’s Critical...
• 'Dating Doctor' David Coleman at Nebraska Union on April 5
• Sons of Pioneers bring classic C&W to Lied Center on April 7
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Sen. Johanns Remarks at Press Conference After Attending Oral Arguments at the Supreme Court
• Sen. Johanns Discusses Supreme Court Oral Arguments on Health Law’s Individual Mandate
• Bartelt-Hunt wins award to study environmental impact of prion diseases
• UNL paleontologist Head featured in Smithsonian special on monster snake
• Gov. Heineman Marks Success of 'Walk This Way' with State's Top Walkers
• Sen Johanns: Health Care Law Bankrupting States
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Speaks on Health Care Law Impacting States' Budgets
• Real-World Impact of the Health Care Law
• University Program Council to present free Mike Posner concert April 12
• UNL study aims to reduce, eliminate social anxiety for rural Nebraskans
• Capital Jazz Society Presents The Frank Basile Quintet
• Latina-led Group Responds To Angel Rodriguez Incident
• Fortenberry, Johanns to Host ‘U.S. Military Day’ for Students Interested in the U.S. Service Academies and Armed Forces
• Stopping Brutality, Protecting Security Interests
• Johanns: Health Care Law's Two-Year Anniversary No Cause For Celebration
• Sheldon closed March 25 to protect artwork from heat and humidity
• Sen. Johanns Answers Your Questions About the Health Care Law
• Interdisciplinary Arts Symposium ends spring with tango finale
• This year, NWU's opera production carries a special meaning for everyone on camp...
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Sen. Johanns Marks Second Anniversary of Health Care Law
• Sen. Johanns Marks Second Anniversary of Health Care Law
• Johanns Applauds Senate Passage of Bipartisan Jobs Bill
• Great Plains Research and Great Plains Quarterly announce annual awards
• ASTD-Lincoln presents Putting the "Wow" Back into PowerPoint: Increasing Retention Through Visually Engaging Presentations
• Feeling sneezy? Pollen count is "early and bad", according to NWU biology profes...
• Separation of Yard Waste Begins Last Week in March
• Garden Friends presents Iowa plantsman April 1
• Great Plains Art Museum to host 2 youth art exhibits
• Gov. Heineman Awards $505,000 in CDBG Funds For Sarpy County Expansion
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Speaks about Health Care Laws' Stifling Effect on Job Creation
• Nebraska Wesleyan supporting local business!
• 4 bright planets to highlight Behlen Observatory's March 30 public night
• Great Plains Art Museum presents new exhibit on U.S.-Sioux conflict
• Johanns Joins his Colleagues on the Senate Floor to Mark 2 Year Anniv. of the Health Care Law
• Winners Announced for Mayor's Arts Awards
• Dubious Two-Year Health Care Anniversary
• In Midst of DC Challenges, Time with Nebraskans Provides Hope, Perspective
• Mueller Planetarium offers fulldome festival March 31
• Royal Winnipeg Ballet to bring Paris to Lied Center stage April 1
• Tribute band The Fab Four bring the Beatles to the Lied Center March 24
• NCAA is the focus of March 28 Nebraska Lecture
• Nebraska economic indicators rise in February
• Workshop to Focus on Update of Downtown Master Plan
• Mayor Announces New 2 for Trees Program and Expansion of Lincoln Cares
• Johanns, Ag Committee Members: No bonuses for MF Global Executives
• Traditional Russian music and dance at Lied Center on Saturday
• UNL curling team wins silver medal in regional tourney
• Prairie Schooner writing prizes announced: $8,500 in prizes awarded
• Gov. Heineman Encourages Nebraskans to Be Prepared for Severe Weather
• Quick Pitch Competition Turns Students Into 60-Second Entrepreneurs
• Do this! RT @jmsouris: Good stuff today @NEWesleyan --cash mob at MoJava from 5-...
• Future historians to explore expansion, invasion of the West
• The Latino immigration experience is focus of scholar's March 28 lecture
• Johanns Sends Letter to Speaker Regarding Nevada Earmark in Highway Bill
• Public Invited to Open House on Old Cheney Road Improvements
• Johanns Welcomes Sallie Atkins to His Staff
• Pioneer of environmental history to deliver Thompson Forum lecture
• Mayor Presents February Award of Excellence
• City Independence Day Celebration to Be Held July 3
• Sunshine Week Promotes Open Government
• US-Korea Trade Agreement will be a Boon for Nebraska
• Governors to Meet and Discuss Eco-Tourism & Economic Development
• 19th-century Fort Peck Assiniboine topic of March 14 Olson Seminar
• Great Plains Studies announces Distinguished Book Prize finalists
• Theme House Living Becomes Valuable Lesson for Students #LNK
• NWU Seniors Leave Their Print on Lincoln #LNK
• Gov. Heineman Seeks Applicants for Wellness Award
• Guerrilla Girls on Tour perform 'Feminists are Funny' Monday at Sheldon
• Fortenberry Supports Bipartisan Measure to Strengthen Small Business Opportunities
• Johanns Supports Energy, Debt Reduction Amendments to Highway Bill
• UPC presents 'Miss Representation' screening, discussion on March 14
• Pius X, UNL students win Lied Center songwriting competition
• Morrill Hall's 'Sunday Scientist' focuses on Ashfall paleontology March 18
• Westbound Lane of "A" Street to Reopen
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy Previews 2012 Nebraska Infrastructure Protection Conference
• Fortenberry to Appear on “Only in America with Larry the Cable Guy”
• NWU Admissions is holding an Open House this Friday! Come talk to professors and...
• Community Invited to Get Involved in Earth Day Events
• Fortenberry Statement on the Death of Friend, Congressman Donald Payne
• Help Keep Lincoln & Lancaster County Clean
• Today, March 6 - Sunny and warm, highs in the 70s! Get out there and enjoy!
• Gov. Heineman Proclaims Nebraska Ag Week
• Violin virtuoso Itzhak Perlman to perform at Lied Center March 31
• NWU Spring Visiting Writers Series Continues With Suzanne Buffam, Srikanth Reddy...
• Skeletal Remains Located in Southwest Lincoln
• Honoring Our Heroes
• Second City brings 'Laugh Out Loud Tour' to Lied Center March 10
• Rising Fuel Prices
• Open House for N. 27th Street Viaduct Project Set for March 6
• Happy Friday everyone!
• Chancellor hosts teacher recognition at Road Show tailgate
• History professor and award-winning author earns competitive fellowship
• Singer-songwriter Susan Werner at Johnny Carson Theater March 9
• Attention students! RT @jmsouris: Deans in Jeans tonight at 9:00 pm in the Coffe...
• Johanns Disappointed In Senate Failure to Protect Religious Freedoms
• Johanns Disappointed In Senate Failure to Protect Religious Freedoms
• State and Local Leaders Kick Off Nebraska's Centennial Mall Campaign
• Lincoln-Lancaster County Seeks Nominations for Environmental Leadership Awards
• High school students invited to 36th annual Modern Language Fair
• State Farm gives $40K for UNL business ethics, college access programs
• Study: Increasingly, children's books are where the wild things aren't
• NWU Panhellenic Council Earns National Honors
• :) RT @wearedawes: Video: Potential energy, kinetic energy & a trebuchet. Fun Ti...
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Participates in Religious Liberties Colloquy
• Johanns Urges Support for Amendment to Protect Religious Freedoms
• Award-winning poet to offer free public reading March 15 at UNL
• Historic iconic images the subject of lecture March 8 at UNL
• 'Jean Ray Laury: Getting it All Together' opens Friday at quilt museum
• City Satisfaction Survey Now Available Online
• Mayor Welcomes Basketball Fans to Lincoln
• Sheldon Museum of Art to host community conversation March 6
• Tony Award-winning 'In the Heights' at the Lied Center March 2-3
• Notable young author to offer public reading while 'in residence' at UNL
• Quilt museum schedules National Quilting Month activities in March
• Noted travel writer to offer writing seminar and public reading March 12
• Occupy Lincoln Will Leave Centennial Mall by May 1
• $13,500 was raised this year at Bowls for Backpacks - a record amount!
• Bowls for Backpacks photos taken by our Communication Studies friends!
• SNL Star and Comedian Tim Meadows to Perform at NWU on March 7! Reserve tickets:...
• Thank you Lincoln for another successful Bowls for Backpacks event!
• Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions
• Serious Corporate Tax Reform Needed
• O'Neill's Bryan Corkle to receive 2012 Christa McAuliffe Prize from UNL
• UNL's Swearer to help launch Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation
• Nebraska Young Artist Award winners announced
• Evolution of earliest horses driven by climate change
• Pinnacle Bank Arena to Be Among Most Sustainable in the Country
• Johanns Supports Nebraska Lawsuit Challenging Contraception Mandate
• Molecular biologist Larkins returning to UNL to lead life sciences
• 1862-2012 is focus of symposium hosted by UNL, Homestead Monument
• Delta Zeta to Hold Spaghetti Feed Fundraiser #lnk
• City Seeks Stevens Creek Property for Future Park
• NWU Math Club will host a Pi Day Fun Run in honor of one of math’s most importan...
• Nearly 800 ceramic bowls have been made for Bowls for Backpacks! Catch a sneak p...
• Multi-Lane Roundabout Project Wins Engineering Excellence Award
• Textiles in electronic retail age featured at Hillestad Feb. 27-March 30
• 10th anniversary Big Red Road Show is March 4 in Omaha
• Johanns Statement on President’s Tax Proposal
• Fall semester Deans' List/Honor Roll named at UNL
• Fortenberry Welcomes House Leadership Support of HR 1179
• "Like" if you're going to Bowls for Backpacks this Sunday! Let's fill those back...
• Tribes and small towns featured in Great Plains Quarterly
• Earmarks By Any Name Are Still Earmarks
• ASTD-Lincoln and LHRMA: "Improvisation in the Workplace" presented by Lyp Schtick
• NWU will screen new feature-length documentary "Happy" tomorrow at 7pm in Olin B...
• Fortenberry Statement on President's Day
• Doc Severinsen to bring big band sound to Lied Center Feb. 27
• Performers Needed For Lincoln Community Foundation Garden Performance Series
• Three Points of View: Exhibit Will Include Work by Winner of Smithsonian's Natio...
• Johanns to Oppose Fiscally Irresponsible 'Extenders' Bill
• Johanns Column: Framers’ own words condemn health care reform
• 'Ugly Duckling,' 'Tortoise and Hare' illuminated at Lied's FamFest Feb. 22
• Raikes students win accolades, $58,000 in app-development contest
• Nebraska economic indicators rise in January
• Mayor, MCIF Host Visitors From Moldova
• Make Appointments Early for March Household Hazardous Waste Collection
• Engineers Design Solution to Arena Rebar Issue
• All information about Bowls for Backpacks can be found here. Invite your friends!
• 800 bowls by Feb. 26! Get your tickets at
• UPC to present trend-setter Josh Rubin Feb. 23 at Nebraska Union
• Sandhills Publishing forms UNL partnership to support future IT grads
• Johanns Invites Public to Open Events during February Recess
• Immersion Weekend Helps Choir Understand Music About Holocaust Victims
• Fortenberry, Colleagues in House and Senate: We Must Act Now to Protect our Most Basic Freedoms
• Johanns Introduces Amendment Stripping Earmark from Highway Bill
• Disappointing Compliance Rate for 2011
• February 19-25 is Through With Chew Week
• Johanns Applauds Navy Department's Naming of USS Omaha
• Pacific Regional ice hockey tourney is Feb. 17-18 at Fremont
• Deadline extended for juried exhibition at Great Plains Art Museum
• Cherish the Ladies brings traditional Irish music to Lied Center Feb. 18
• UNL economics professors team with publisher on all-digital course
• Beutler Urges Passage of Sales Tax Bill
• We love you! And we love puppies! Share the love this Valentine's Day!
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Sen. Johanns Leads Colloquy on President's Budget
• Johanns' Opening Remarks at Colloquy to Discuss President Obama's Budget
• Mayor Presents January Award of Excellence
• NWU alum Emily Kinney was awesome in last night's episode of The Walking Dead! h...
• Here's a sunny photo for a gloomy day. Happy Monday everyone!
• Johanns' Statement on President's FY13 Budget
• Johanns: Administration Continues to Violate Conscience Protections
• Johanns: So-Called Compromise on Conscience Protections is Unacceptable
• Johanns Supports Lawsuit Challenging Constitutionality of Health Care Law
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Speaks on Administration’s Continued Violation of Conscience Protections
• UNL's Behlen Observatory sets public night for Feb. 24
• Author to explore delayed adulthood, 'guyland' in March 1 lecture at UNL
• Class on men's studies introduced at UNL
• Optimistic for our Farm Future
• Have a great weekend everyone! Can I get a "like" for Friday?!
• Fortenberry Responds to President's 'Accommodation' of Religious Institutions
• Congrats to the cast and crew!
• Fort Report: Defending Religious Liberty and Our Rights of Conscience
• UNL business students initiate new ethics code
• Johanns: Conscience "Compromise" a Betrayal to People of Faith
• Fort Minute: Prohibiting Insider Trading and Protecting Rights of Conscience
• Public Invited to Open House on Downtown Projects
• Spring Awakening opens tonight at NWU Theatre! Get your tickets online:
• Mayor Beutler Says Downtown Fiber Project Will Promote Economic Development
• Jacht Club welcomes new clients, students in 2012
• Poetry showcase featuring Strivers Row Poets is Feb. 17
• LF&R Promotes Borer to Assistant Chief
• Fortenberry Responds to Speaker Boehner’s Charge
• Another photo taken last weekend. All that snow makes campus look a bit surreal,...
• Johanns Calls for Senate Action on Line-Item Veto Legislation
• 1862 Great Sioux Uprising is topic of Feb. 15 Olson Seminar
• 'Cocktails with Larry Miller' at Lied Center Saturday
• Arts Incorporated Seeks Junior ASP.NET Developer
• Human Rights Commission Seeks Nominees for Awards
• New York City band SYOTOS brings cool Latin rhythms to Rococo
• Check out this bowl from last year's Empty Bowls! Now that's talent!
• 'Recyclemania' national campus competition runs through March 31
• Tree Cleanup Continues in Lincoln
• Mayor Presents December Award of Excellence
• A short video about last year's Empty Bowls event. :)
• The story behind Bowls for Backpacks!
• Join us this year for Bowls for Backpacks and help raise money for the Food Bank...
• 'Dinosaurs and Disasters' Feb. 11 at Morrill Hall
• Productive use of time over the weekend on a snowy campus. Who else made a snow...
• Sen. Johanns Warns Against Administration’s Violation of Conscience Protections in Health Care Law
• Johanns Warns Against Administration's Violation of Conscience Protections in Health Care Law
• CBO Sounding an Alarm Bell on Spending
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Sen. Johanns Warns Against Administration’s Violation of Conscience Protections
• 'Sunday Scientist' to explore snakes of the past and present Feb. 19
• Residential Plowing Expected to Begin This Evening
• Residents Asked to Report Fallen Trees and Tree Limbs
• City Offers Options During Parking Bans
• Parks and Recreation Receives "HEROES" Grant
• Museum postpones 'Dinos and Disasters' to Feb. 11
• Sen. Johanns on Daily Rundown Discussing Keystone XL Pipeline
• Super Experience: A Patriots Victory Would Be Second Super Bowl Win For NWU Alum...
• City Updating Pavement Condition Survey
• City Has Filled More Than 7,000 Potholes This Winter
• Mayor Names Taylor-Riley Director of Equity and Diversity
• University amps up already-aggressive approach to eliminate bedbugs
• Open House Tuesday for Holmes Clubhouse Project
• Sen. Johanns Participates in Colloquy on Keystone XL Pipeline
• Sen. Johanns Participates in Colloquy on Keystone XL Pipeline
• Brooklyn Rundfunk Orkestrata brings 'Sound of Music' to Lied
• Political biology: The left rolls with the good, the right confronts the bad
• Prairie Schooner's Irish issue launch party is Feb. 9-10 at Sheldon
• Johanns Questions CFPB Director Richard Cordray on Validity of His Recess Appointment
• Snapped this photo yesterday outside Smith-Curtis on a beautiful 69F afternoon!...
• 6th Annual NWU International Film Festival! Free and open to the public!
• RT @nwuenglish: 2 things we like to see: warm weather & @NEWesleyan students hit...
• Johanns: CBO Report Latest Sign Change is Needed
• Walk down the aisle with 'Mamma Mia!' at the Lied Center Feb. 2-4
• Suarez-Orozco to talk at UNL on immigration's effects on education
• Avoiding global water crisis is topic of Feb. 16 Thompson Forum lecture
• Residents Asked to Submit Additions to Street Tree List
• Johanns Sponsors Legislation to Finalize Keystone XL Permit
• Johanns Cosponsors Bill to Prevent Insider Trading in Congress
• STOCK Act Sets the Right Standard
• Forecasters: Nebraska's economy to see sustained growth through 2013
• Mueller Planetarium announces fulldome schedule for Feb. 9-April 26
• Feb. 10 talk at UNL to take historical look at ordination of women
• Broadway Actress Returns to NWU Stage to Choreograph "Spring Awakening"
• Thanks! RT @josh_berry: Props to @NEWesleyan : Liberal arts education lends an e...
• StarTran Sees 20 Percent Increase in Ridership Over Two Years
• UNL history professor wins national Jewish book prize
• Grew honored by National Research Council of National Academies
• Juried student exhibit at Hillestad Textiles Gallery through Feb. 17
• Lincoln Journal Star: Crop insurance the new ag 'safety net,' Johanns says
• Art Exhibit Features Talents of High School Students #lnk
• Westbound Lanes at 11th and "O" to Close for Water Main Project
• Lincoln Police Department Mourns Loss of Fellow Officer
• Gov. Heineman to Call for Middle Class Tax Relief in Legislative Testimony
• Interdisciplinary Arts Symposium runs January through April
• Ladysmith Black Mambazo at Lied Center Jan. 31
• NWU Spring Visiting Writers Series Announced #lnk
• Medical Expert to Discuss Latest Invention for Burn Victims; Live Webcast - tomo...
• 'Railroads and the Making of Modern America' showing at Sheldon
• Nebraska Jazz Orchestra Announces 2012 Young Lions All-Star Band
• Fortenberry Comments on State of the Union Address
• Lincoln Arts Council Invites Public to Open House at New Offices
• Fortenberry Previews State of the Union
• Johanns Statement on President’s State of the Union Address
• Johanns Statement on 1,000th Day Without Budget
• Lincoln Celebration Returns to Southwest High School
• Nebraska Farmers and Ranchers Call for Inheritance Tax Repeal
• Johanns Applauds Confirmation of Justice Gerrard to U.S. District Court
• Taking a Stand Against Earmarks
• Morrill Hall to offer free Thursday night admission in February
• Tet Festival Celebration Jan. 27 at Sheldon Museum of Art
• Johanns Cosponsors Anti-Earmark Bill
• Dr. Jorg Gerlach to deliver lecture “Stem Cell Treatment for Burn Victims: Stem...
• Johanns, Hatch Push Back on Administration Decision to Violate Conscience Rights
• Johanns Asks EPA to Hold Energy Study to Highest Standards
• Citizen Service Before Self Honors Application Deadline Approaching
• LJS: Fortenberry Won't Support Piracy Bill
• Open House for N. 14th Improvements Set for January 25
• LJS: President turns thumbs down on Keystone XL
• Hypnotist Dr. Jim Wand presents 2 shows Friday at Nebraska East Union
• Imagine that: How you envision others says a lot about you in real life
• 'Dinosaurs and Disasters' Feb. 4 at Morrill Hall
• Gov. Heineman Disappointed in President Obama's Decision to Deny Pipeline Permit
• Math conference to draw high-achieving students to UNL Jan. 27-29
• O'Connor tabbed as new dean of fine and performing arts
• Johanns: President Obama Playing Politics Over Keystone Decision
• Small Businesses Critical to Economic Recovery
• Like the NWU Residential Education fb page and get all the latest updates!
• Research by NWU Physics Professor, Student Provides Evidence for Complex Molecul...
• Looking Ahead in 2012
• Lied Center revitalizing with new state-of-the-art sound system
• Conference to offer high school students a glimpse into a career in science
• Capital Jazz Society Announces Spring Dates
• Fortenberry Honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Cable Board Meeting to Include Hearing on Rules
• Good luck to NWU alum Mike Morgan who will compete in the Olympic Trials Maratho...
• UNL places second among Big Ten in gameday recycling challenge
• Astronaut, author Mark Kelly to deliver free lecture Jan. 23 at UNL
• 'Young Frankenstein' coming to Lied Center Jan. 21 for 2 performances
• Proposed Format Changes Make Zoning Code More User-Friendly
• UNL's Schubert named fellow in physics organization
• 4 UNL students earn Gilman scholarships to study abroad
• Tree Recycling to Continue at Hofeling Enterprises
• Governor & Lt. Governor to Visit Seven Communities during State of the State Tour
• Huskers Legate, Wilberger to Join Gov. Heineman in Wellness Walk Wednesday (1/11) at Noon
• Nominations Due by Friday for Mayor's Arts Awards
• Buffalo Bill's Great Plains lead off spring Olson seminars
• Morrill Hall's 'Sunday Scientist' explores robotics Jan. 15
• Martin Luther King Jr. Week observances scheduled at UNL Jan. 13-20
• StarTran Offers Free Shuttle for Concert
• Martin Luther King Week
• Fortenberry Announces Military Academy Nominees
• University Choir continues their 5-state winter tour - in Arizona this weekend,...
• Sunday is Last Day to Recycle Trees at City Sites
• Johanns Signs Brief Challenging Constitutionality of Health Care Law
• ASTD-Lincoln presents "Focus on You: A Relationship-Building Tool for Leaders and Mentors"
• Students Use Dialogue Training, Community Service For Lesson On Interfaith Commu...
• UNL, Nebraska Nova save the Industrial Arts Building
• Johanns Condemns Appointment of NLRB Members
• Johanns Nominates 44 to Military Service Academies
• Dawes receives national recognition for dedication to writing community
• A 'night of elegance and entertainment' Jan. 28 at Lied Center gala
• Johanns Disappointed by President’s CFPB Appointment
• New exhibition of inscribed quilts tells stories at quilt museum
• Great Plains Art Museum issues 'Call for Artists' for juried show
• Nebraska Wesleyan Students Develop Counterterrorism Plans Through Wargame Exerci...
• 'Tribute to Ardis James' opens Friday at Quilt Museum
• Lending a Helping Hand
• Trumpet Pyrotechniques
• Governors Make Friendly Wager over NU-SC Capital One Bowl Game
• Flags to Fly at Half-Staff at State Capitol & in Hastings to Honor Senator Dennis Utter
• Three of our students won Gilman International Scholarships to study abroad next...
• Only four days until 2012! What are your New Year's resolutions?
• Fortenberry Comments on Senator Ben Nelson’s Retirement
• Gov. Heineman & Lt. Gov. Sheehy Comment on Passing of State Senator Dennis Utter of Hastings
• Work Resumes on New Lincoln Arena
• 2011 in Review
• City to Recycle Trees for 25th Year
• Payroll Extension Debate Ignoring Larger Issue of Social Security
• UNL public relations student group wins top honors
• Great Plains Art Museum to exhibit sublime landscapes Jan. 3-April 1
• 10 UNL students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
• Arena Work Temporarily Suspended Because of Rebar Issue
• UNL closed Dec. 24-Jan. 2 for holidays; some venues are open
• Roadside safety facility honored by National Academies board
• Jonathan Goodding paintings and prints at Great Plains Art Museum Jan. 3
• Grant from Mellon Foundation will expand data and humanities research
• Gov. Heineman Announces Nebraska Air National Guard Wins Community Relations Award
• 3 UNL students in Ad Federation's class of Promising Minority Students
• Mueller Planetarium adds fulldome shows over holiday break
• Vote for one of two NWU Spring Lecture Series posters! The design with the most...
• Have a great break students!
• Protecting Conscience Rights
• Johanns, 10 Colleagues Write President to Withdraw Solomon NLRB Nomination
• Johanns Votes to Cut Discretionary Spending, Keep Government Operating
• Johanns Votes To Advance Keystone XL Decision
• Degrees granted to nearly 1,500 at University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• Finals week stress relief at NWU - puppies, yoga, food, caring community. A winn...
• Sociology Class Takes Lessons On Diversity To Residence Halls
• 11 ROTC cadets to receive military commissions at Dec. 17 ceremony
• Lincoln and Omaha Mayors Sign Agreement and Urge Residents to "reEnergize"
• Artists Needed for 2012 Rain Barrel Art Project
• Nebraska Jazz Orchestra Presents Christmas and All That Jazz
• KLIN Morning Show: Fortenberry Talks about Vote on Payroll Bill
• RT @nwuministries: looking for a quiet place to study during the day? Stop by th...
• Johanns Supports Responsible Balanced Budget Amendment
• Sen. Johanns Holiday Message to Nebraskans
• Sen. Johanns Questions MF Global Executives at a Senate Ag Committe Hearing
• Gov. Heineman Announces Tougher Drunk Driving Laws Starting in January
• Following Johanns Letter, Canada Drops Proposed Tariff Impacting Nebraska-Made Products
• New York Times: Confusion Follows Claim That Corzine Knew of Funds Transfer
• Sen. Johanns Questions MF Global Executives at a Senate Ag Committe Hearing -- Part 2
• New Taking Charge Survey to Begin
• Nebraska Wesleyan Leads Country With Latest Academic All-American Honorees
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Kimberly M. Pankonin of Omaha to the District Court for the 4th Judicial District
• Mayor Presents November Award of Excellence
• Study hard! The holidays are almost here! RT @brandisestak: Happy finals week! @...
• Mayor Names Esposito Director of Public Works and Utilities
• UNL awards more than $13.7 million in scholarships to Nebraska freshmen
• Gov. Heineman Announces Line-up for 24th Annual Governor's Ag Conference
• Payroll Tax Proposals Endanger Social Security
• Sen. Johanns' Holiday Message to Troops
• UNL launches lab to study issues surrounding new 'drone journalism'
• UNL team chosen to work with NASA
• Commencement exercises set for Dec. 16 and 17
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in Nebraska
• Fortenberry Presses Corzine, MF Global: ‘Recklessness Breaches Public Trust, Places Farmers, Ranchers at Risk’
• Johanns Opposes Extending Payroll Tax Cut at the Expense of Social Security
• Hibbing earns selection as fellow in science honorary AAAS
• After House Farm Dust Vote, Johanns Calls for Senate Action on his Farm Dust Legislation
• Sen. Johanns Participates in Colloquy on Keystone XL Pipeline
• NWU University Choir & Lincoln Choral Artists will perform "Have A Holly Jolly C...
• Lincoln's New Arena to Be Named for Pinnacle Bank
• Gov. Heineman Announces Catherine Lang to Head Nebraska Department of Economic Development
• Gov. Heineman Comments on Department of Environmental Quality Process
• Johanns Statement on Reid's Remarks Concerning Increasing Revenues
• Wall Street Journal: GOP Senators Blast CFTC's Gensler Over MF Recusal
• Mayor to Kick Off "Greening Lincoln" Workshops
• Don't let stress get you down - take a break this week with pet therapy, yoga, c...
• :) RT @fadzmad: Love my life, love Nebraska, love @NEWesleyan
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans to Fly Flags at Half-Staff on Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• Nebraska Ag Tradition in Jeopardy
• Johanns Announces Nick Simpson As New Communications Director
• Morrill Hall's 'Sunday Scientist' explores rocks and minerals Dec. 18
• A Christmas Carol review from @LJSGroundZero #LNK
• Nominations sought for annual McAuliffe Prize for courageous teachers
• Celtic Tenors to present holiday concert at Lied Center Dec. 8
• Public Building Commission Recommends Purchase of Building
• A Christmas Carol continues this year at NWU McDonald Theatre! Opening tonight a...
• Credit card use depends on what you know -- and what you think you know
• Fortenberry Comments on Proposed Federal Rule Affecting Young Detasselers
• Rwandan genocide survivor will share his story and film "The Children Who Lived"...
• World-Herald purchase is Buffett's style, will help innovation, say UNL experts
• Fortenberry: Corps Must Reform Missouri River Flood Control Practices
• Johanns Supports Keystone XL Bill
• Nominations sought for UNL 'Fulfilling the Dream' awards
• 'Home on the Range,' anti-Semitism, vigilantism in Great Plains Quarterly
• Nearly $3 million NSF grant will fund UNL-private sector survey research
• Separation of Grass and Leaves Ends Thursday
• Johanns Encourages Participation in the Holiday Mail for Heroes Program
• RT @nwuministries: Hey @NEWesleyan, come shop the Fair Trade Boutique today & to...
• High school seniors! Submit your artwork to NWU's 3rd annual Bridge Exhibition a...
• Hope Beyond Deficit Committee Failure
• This Thanksgiving, we're thankful for our NWU community: students, faculty, staf...
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for District Judge in the 4th Judicial District
• Local Investigation of Matthew Bovee
• NWU senior Sarah Hotovy reflects on being a Rhodes Scholarship finalist - an emp...
• Save With StarTran Holiday Sale
• Jesse Jackson speaking Nov. 30 at UNL Black Leadership Symposium
• Forsberg to explore Great Plains in Dec. 6 Thompson Forum
• Study suggests genetic links between impulsivity, addiction
• An 18-year Thanksgiving tradition of giving continues - we're so proud of our NW...
• Senator Johanns Thanksgiving Message to Nebraskans
• Next public night at UNL's Behlen Observatory is Dec. 2
• Recycling volunteers needed for Nov. 25 game; 6,800 pounds netted Oct. 29
• UNL's Zachary Smith earns Marshall scholarship
• Rwandan genocide survivor will share his story and film "The Children Who Lived"...
• Giving Thanks
• Giving Thanks
• Johanns Disappointed in Joint Committee Failure
• Mueller Planetarium adds Shuttle tribute to schedule Dec. 1
• UNL electrical engineering doctoral student wins national research honor
• ASTD-Lincoln's Recipe for a Luminous Holiday Season
• ASTD-Lincoln Chapter To Recognize Employee Learning Week 2011
• UNL awards $34K in scholarships to Nebraska students at Math Day event
• "Click It or Ticket" Seatbelt Use Enforcement Project
• Nominations Now Accepted For Mayor's Arts Awards
• Want to study art? Submit your work to NWU's Bridge Exhibition & compete for a $...
• 4 Nebraska students earn scholarship money for winning essays
• FEMA Proposes Modifications to Base Flood Elevations for Little Salt Creek
• CNN: 'Go Big' on Defict Reduction
• StarTran Named One of Top 200 Bus Fleets
• Mayor Encourages Shoppers To Buy Local
• Fox Business: 'Pipeline Move Good for Strategic Energy Partnership'
• UNL law college, UNO gerontology team up on dual degree program
• UNL planning new suite-style student residence complex at 18th, R streets
• SAS Students Use Controversial Pipeline Issue As A Lesson On Civic Engagement ht...
• Marianne Kunkel named managing editor of Prairie Schooner
• High school seniors! Interested in studying art? Submit your work to NWU's 3rd a...
• Gov. Heineman: Pipeline Re-Routing is Nebraska Common Sense
• As Lincoln Energy Challenge Ends, Kilowattchers Website Unveiled
• Mark November 29th on your calendars and remember to RSVP by the 23rd! Share you...
• Mayor Names McDaniel as Personnel Director
• Astronaut Mark Kelly to headline Jan. 23 Hoagland Lecture at UNL
• Johanns Welcomes Announcement of Keystone XL Reroute in Nebraska
• Scholarship supports nontraditional engineering students at UNL
• Bipartisan Cooperation Deserves More Recognition
• Johanns Applauds Supreme Court Consideration of Health Care Law
• National Expert to Share Dangers of Texting and Driving at Nov. 12 Psychology Le...
• Rose Vendryes to speak Nov. 15 at Sheldon on sculptor Richmond Barthe
• Morrill Hall's 'Sunday Scientist' goes viral Nov. 20
• ASTD-Lincoln presents "Creating a Competitive and Engaging Internship Program"
• Mayor Urges Public Support for Child Advocacy Center
• Fortenberry Comments on State Department’s Pipeline Decision
• Senator Johanns Honors our Veterans at a Memorial in West Point
• NWU Sororities Lend A Hand To Campus Photos here:
• Gov. Heineman Comments on Pipeline Siting Legislation
• Johanns Asks Clinton to Remove Current Keystone XL Route from State Consideration
• Johanns Statement on Veterans Day
• Johanns: Take Current Keystone XL Route Off the Table
• KNOP: Soldier's Battle
• The Power of a Single Vote - Lincoln Election Information and Polling Places
• Morrill Hall to offer natural dyeing art event Nov. 12
• Research organization selects UNL psychologist for high honor
• UPC Presents: The Comedy Club on Nov. 10
• New EPA Rule Devastating for Nebraska
• Johanns Warns Against Palestinian Acceptance Into United Nations
• Legacy of 'reprehensible' medical studies to be focus of Nov. 8 lecture
• Wastewater Maintenance Workers Stop Overflow Caused by Sewer Line Stoppage
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Arthur Wetzel to the County Court for the 9th Judicial District
• Alumni 'Masters' return to campus, meet with students Nov. 2-4
• Residents Can Use iPhone App to Report Issues to City
• Halloween is almost here! Rent your costume at NWU's Costume Library!
• Righter Appointed to National Accreditation Board
• Last Household Hazardous Waste Collection for 2011
• Mayor Announces Pershing Redevelopment Process
• Swiss curator Wick to talk at Sheldon Nov. 4 on 'Brancusi-Serra' exhibit
• That's gross! Study uncovers the physical nature of disgust and politics
• Swiss curator Wick to talk at Sheldon Nov. 4 on 'Brancusi-Sera' exhibit
• Gov. Heineman Awards $505,000 in CDBG Funds to Columbus for Business Expansion
• Grand Island Independent: National debt, deficit is problem
• Legislation Aims to Draw New Generation of Farmers
• Study: Mentoring can build great leaders - if they can handle the truth
• Study: Mentoring can build great leaders – if they can handle the truth
• Senior Collin Shepherd @ctshepherd will speak about his travel to Tanzania tomor...
• OWH: Fortenberry Comments on Special Session Regarding Pipeline Regulation
• Eboo Patel to Discuss Leadership in a Time of Global Religious Crisis at Nov. 2...
• Halloween Doesn't Need to be a Dangerous Night for Children
• Another contest for Game Day: Recycling Challenge
• UNL Libraries receive papers of long-time UNL history professor Wunder
• Another contest for Game Day: Recycling Challeng
• Nebraska to Hold Special Session Regarding Oil Pipelines
• Rent your Halloween costume at NWU's Costume Library! $20 w/ NWU ID, $30 without...
• Credit/Debit Payment Option Now Available At DSC
• CLASS Out of Session
• Next public night at UNL's Behlen Observatory is Nov. 4
• Nebraska Campus Compact to promote service learning, civic engagement
• Perlman earns honorary professorship with Xi'an Jiaotong University
• No Better Cause to perform for vespers Oct. 21
• Additional Saturday Vaccine Clinics Offered for Area Students
• Congratulations to the NWU cast of "Enron" for a fantastic opening night!
• UNL recognizes Distinguished Scholars of 2011
• Cleanest High School Campus Competition Begins Second Year
• Fortenberry Statement on the Death of Muammar Gaddafi
• National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• Johanns Opposes Tax Increases, State Bailout
• 'Suiting Ourselves' opens Monday at Hillestad Textiles Gallery
• Award-winning poet, human rights activist to offer public reading Nov. 3
• Security in a water-stressed world is focus of Nov. 1 Thompson Forum talk
• KOLN-KGIN TV: Fortenberry Outlines VET Act, Discusses Keystone Pipeline
• Johanns Supports Nelson Proposal to Expedite Road and Bridge Reconstruction
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Sen. Johanns: Supports Nelson's Amendment to Remove Red-Tape from Infrastructure Funding
• Johanns: Support Nelson's Efforts to Remove Red Tape for Road and Bridge Reconstruction
• Rent your Halloween costume at NWU's Costume Library! Choose from over 40,000 co...
• Celebrate 'NaturePalooza' at Morrill Hall Nov. 6
• Study: Youths in residential treatment have high rates of health problems
• Jesse Jackson, Steadman, Lara to headline diversity leadership symposia
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for Nebraska NE
• Brain Dunnigan, Director of Nebraska Dept. of Natural Resources, Provides Expertise at an EPW Hearing
• UPC to present classic horror double feature Oct. 26 at the Ross
• Study: U.S. men put high importance on fatherhood as well as careers
• Johanns Raises Concerns over Future Flood Prevention
• Any NWU social work majors or alumni should definitely like NWU's Social Work page!
• Norma Ramos, executive director of the Coalition Against Trafficking in Women to...
• Forensic Science Professor Involved in Archaeological Dig for Omaha Murder Victi...
• Farm Dust Amendment a Common Sense Solution
• Eight Governors and States to Meet in Omaha on Missouri River Flood Management
• Johanns Applauds EPA Farm Dust Decision
• Johanns Applauds EPA Announcement on Farm Dust
• UPC announces Mac Miller concert information
• Morrill Hall's 'Fright at the Museum' set for Oct. 26-27
• KLIN Radio: Fortenberry Discusses Veterans Jobs Bill, Currency Manipulation Legislation
• Recycling Drive to Benefit LPS Program
• Happy Friday and Happy Fall Break!
• City Encourages Residents to Pledge for Lincoln Recycles Day
• Public Hearing on LPlan2040 Set for Tuesday
• Twenty-Five Years of Helping Businesses Have Healthy Employees
• Johanns Statement on the CLASS Act
• During EPW Hearing, Admin. Jackson Fails to Clarify EPA's Intentions Regarding Farm Dust Regs
• Fortenberry VET Act Aims to Create Jobs, Benefit Veterans, Improve Economy
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans to Lower Flags Sunday to Honor Fallen Firefighters
• Beutler Says Use of TIF is Building Stronger Community
• Gov. Heineman, Ag Director Ibach Pleased with Passage of U.S. Free Trade Agreements
• Good luck! RT @speetsy: My first midterm of the semester is at a coffee shop. -R...
• Johanns, Republican Colleagues, Introduce Alternative Jobs Bill
• LGBT Real World Roundtable is Oct. 20
• Banquet focus is academic excellence, positive role models
• Next 'History Harvest' aims to share, preserve North Omaha's story
• Find Nebraska Corn Mazes - Get lost in a Nebraska haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for County Court 9th Judicial District
• Speech and debate team wins UNL's first Big Ten title
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns: Passing Trade Agreements a Boon to Nebraska, Country's Economy
• Johanns: Passing Trade Agreements a Boon to Nebraska, Country's Economy
• Johanns Applauds Senate Passage of Free Trade Agreements
• UNL engineering professor leads free Innovation Seminar Series
• Search for extrasolar planets is topic of Oct. 21 Ruckman lecture at UNL
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for County Court 4th Judicial District
• Video of NWU Men's Basketball Estonia presentation is up! #lnk
• Drought to be focus of Wilhite's Nebraska Lecture Oct. 25
• World Music Concert Will Feature Sounds of Ashanti African Roots
• Mayor Presents September Award of Excellence
• Electronic health record education topic of Oct. 12 conference
• Community welcome to help celebrate UNL program's 40th anniversary
• Critical Survival Skills for Trainers
• Hecox, Koopmann crowned Homecoming king and queen at UNL
• Gov. Heineman Names Mayor R. Paul Lambert of Plattsmouth to Legislative District 2 Seat
• Governor Sends Follow-up Letter to Asst. Sec. of State Seeking Clarification of Pipeline Siting Authority
• Conscience Protections Have Been Violated
• UNL seeks Nebraska Young Artist award applications
• Public Meeting on North 14th Street Project Now Set for October 12
• Governor's Director of Economic Development Leaving
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Birch to the District Court for the 11th Judicial District
• Check out photos of NWU Chalk Talk. Thank you Comm Studies!
• Beutler Appoints Carroll to West Haymarket JPA
• Mayor Praises Snyder's Strength, Accomplishments
• Gov. Heineman Attends Grand Opening of Highway 71 Expressway
• UNL chemist among 21 winners nationwide of inaugural NSF I-Corps grant
• Johanns, Hatch Spearhead Letter to HHS on Womens Preventive Services Mandates
• UNL hosts 57th annual Federal and State Tax Institute
• 'Project Impact Lincoln' accepting proposals for $5,000 grants
• Trio Settecento to open Sheldon Friends of Chamber Music Season
• Fortenberry, House Foreign Affairs Committee strengthen U.S. child soldiers policy
• Origami art on display in McClelland Art Gallery
• "The NWU archway is a big one and all are welcome under it!"
• Students! Join us & participate in tomorrow's "chalk talk" to reaffirm our campu...
• RT @nwugsl: Big news! GSL is going to Kansas City for our national in Jan. We ha...
• Women Interested in Engineering Day invites future engineers to UNL
• Morrill Hall's Sunday Scientist offers fossil fun Oct. 16
• Nebraska Jazz Orchestra With Kelley Hunt
• Public Meeting Set for North 14th Street Project
• UNL Recycling Site Temporarily Moved
• Reminder: Deadline for Military Academy Nominations Coming Soon
• Homecoming: Sigma Phi Epsilon constructs meals instead of yard display
• Friendship Home to Receive Free Color Makeover
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Jacobsen and Stacy of Lincoln to 3rd Judicial District
• Science, dance come together with Pilobolus Oct. 12 at Lied Center
• Homecoming concert with Josh Gracin and DJ Miller is Oct. 6
• Humanities on the Edge lecture series to explore changed nature of power
• It's a beautiful fall afternoon out there. Make sure you take the time to enjoy it!
• Dan Duncan is director of Nebraska Innovation Campus
• Gov. Dave Heineman Enacts Remaining Talent and Innovation Initiative Programs
• October Household Hazardous Waste Collection
• Honoring Adoption Heroes
• Johanns Seeking Military Academy Applicants As Deadline Approaches
• Johanns Applauds White House Submission of Trade Agreements to Congress
• Sheldon opens 2 exhibitions on First Friday, Oct. 7
• Sustainable Great Plains ecosystem is topic for Oct. 19 Olson seminar
• Safety Fair for People With Disabilities Set for Saturday
• Have a great weekend everyone!
• UNL Homecoming royalty finalists selected
• 'Yvonne Wells: Quilted Messages' opens Oct. 7 at Quilt Museum
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for 11th Judicial District
• Saturday Vaccine Clinics to Meet School Requirements
• We had technical difficulties with our streaming of the Men's Basketball team pr...
• City Encourages Proper Recycling of Old Lighting
• RT @nwu_sas: Wesleyan students, expect an email from your senator this week. Pl...
• NWU Men's Basketball team will talk about their trip to Estonia & Finland tomorr...
• Johanns' Office Internship Application Deadline Approaching
• Music-filled lecture featuring Notre Dame historian set for Oct. 10 at UNL
• Homecoming parade, alumni festivities scheduled Oct. 7
• Pumpkins with Pizzazz
• NWU Men's Basketball team will talk about their trip to Estonia & Finland tomorr...
• RT @nwuenglish: @NEWesleyan English Alumni Panel: "What Can You Do With An Engli...
• Gov. Heineman Honors 2011 Recipients of Governor's Workplace Wellness Award
• State economic forecast calls for record farm income, steady job growth
• NWU to Host Employment Workshop Featuring Best-Selling Author Richard Deems - Re...
• Flu Vaccine Recommended for Most Everyone
• Channel 10 to Feature Health and Wellness Programming
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for 3rd Judicial District
• Morrill Hall to offer Native American art event Oct. 1
• Doubling Down on Bad Policy
• Hillestad Gallery's Celebration of Youth exhibit features state fair winners
• High school students interested in science invited to UNL Chemistry Day
• Homecoming 2011 pictures by Comm Studies!
• Gov. Heineman, Gov. Mead & Congressman Smith to Participate in College Football Coin Toss
• Watch NWU Homecoming webcasts here: #nwuhomecoming
• Congrats Sarah and Collin! #nwuhomecoming
• Newsweek editor kicks off criminal justice lectures Sept. 29
• NWU students helping out at Global Service Learning's September local service at...
• Council Nomination Announced
• Johanns: We Must Protect Israel
• Australian artist, rancher, and UNL panel to address environment Oct. 5
• UNL's annual conference on human trafficking is Sept. 29-Oct. 1
• Congratulations 2011-12 class officers
• Governor Heineman announces Lt. Governor to attend Midwest - U.S. Japan Conference
• Homecoming kicks off today! We will webcast some events. Details here:
• RT @nwuenglish: This year's @NEWesleyan Visiting Writers series begins Monday wi...
• Exhibition - Histories: The Sheldon Permanent Collection
• Behlen Observatory's first public night is Sept. 30
• Seminar on economics of intercollegiate athletics is Sept. 30
• Nebraska artist’s ceramics in McClelland Art Gallery
• Fatal Stabbing in Southwest Lincoln
• Vaughn's 'Passing America' opens Oct. 7 at Great Plains Art Museum
• Acclaimed author, poet takes the helm of UNL's Prairie Schooner
• ASTD-Lincoln presents "Webcasts: Sit Down, Shut-up, and Pay Attention"
• Mayor Presents August Award of Excellence
• Who's ready for homecoming this week? Sept. 22-25! See schedules, event registra...
• NWU announces fall Visiting Writers Series: #lnk
• Three Bills to Halt Over-Regulation
• Purchase tickets now for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, opening t...
• Gov. Heineman Visits Western Nebraska
• Johanns Statement on Obama Tax and Spending Plan
• Union professors author book of poetry
• NWU To Host Naturalization Ceremony for 129 New Citizens #lnk...
• UNL panel discussion to explore rich history, impact of King James Bible
• Sept. 28 Thompson Forum with Maathai canceled
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for Nebraska NE
• UNL nanoscience facility to be named for Voelte, Keegan
• Next webcast of Visions and Ventures @NEWesleyan today at 1:30pm:
• Council Nominees Announced
• Live webcasts of Visions & Ventures @NEWesleyan today at 10am, 1:30pm, 7pm: http...
• Zeng named recipient of Midwest Award for achievements in chemistry
• Johanns Statement on Disaster Aid Vote
• Johanns Calls on EPA to Support His Farm Dust Legislation
• Sen. Johanns Speaks at Bipartisan Press Conference on Deficit
• Johanns, Grassley Seek EPA Support of Farm Dust Bill
• Study: When it comes to college student 'hookups,' more is said than done
• UNL engineering, Madonna collaboration is finalist for award
• Recommended LPlan2040 Now Available for Review
• Tweet #nwulectures tonight during our live webcast of Visions & Ventures! Watch...
• Watch Dave Zirin's lecture "Not Just A Game: Power, Politics and American Sports...
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Leads Colloquy Urging President to Act on Stalled Free Trade Agreements
• Johanns on Fox Business to Discuss his Bills to Ease Federal Regulations
• Johanns Urges President to Send Trade Agreements to Congress
• Midwest Acoustic Fest at UNL Sept. 16
• Morrill Hall opens renovated 'First Peoples' exhibit Sept. 30
• Binh Danh's 'Viet Nam, Nebraska' exhibition opening at Sheldon Sept. 23
• Documentary tonight @ 7pm in Olin B: “Not Just A Game: Power, Politics and Ameri...
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• Gov. Heineman Appoints Thomas Stine of Lincoln to Workers' Compensation Court
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• UNL continues listing among nation's best in U.S. News
• Big Ten scientists, all National Academy members, to talk at UNL
• Agreement Reached on Antelope Valley Bridge Repair
• Gov. Heineman Touts Student Health Initiative with Nebraska Dairy Industry
• President's Address More of the Same
• Capital Jazz Society Announces Fall 2011 Series
• Luthans' article on positive organizational behavior cited as top 50
• NWU student Michelle Zhang and Prof. Kelly Eaton collaborated on a research proj...
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• Police and Fire to Sound Sirens for National Moment of Remembrance
• NWU students in the news ahead of the 10th anniversary of 9/11/01.
• Gov. Dave Heineman Announces Business Expansions Resulting from Reverse Trade Mission
• Disposal Day September 24 for Household Hazardous Waste and Leftover Latex Paint
• Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to deliver Sept. 15 Hruska lecture
• UNL to unveil 'Flippin Project' to honor school's first black student-athlete
• Fortenberry: ‘No Time to Tinker with the Status Quo’
• World church leader's talk to be webcast on UCLive
• Morrill Hall's 'Sunday Scientist' to explore plants Sept. 18
• Gildersleeve takes leadership at UNL Housing
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Introduces Legislation to Reduce Regulatory Burdens
• Johanns Introduces Legislation to Reduce Regulatory Burdens
• Johanns Legislation Would Curb Federal Regulations on Job Creators
• Gov. Dave Heineman Kicks Off 2nd Reverse Trade Mission
• Johanns Reflects on the 10th Anniversary of 9/11
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans to Fly Flags at Half-Staff for Patriot Day
• UNL plans 9/11 memorial ceremony, service day
• UNL's Nine-Mile Prairie welcomes air show watchers on Sept. 10
• UNL is first stop for national 'whistleblower' tour for ethics program
• Johanns Remembers 9/11/01
• Exceptional drought hits record levels in three more U.S. states
• Mayor Announces Management Changes
• Scholarship encourages Fairbury grads to study math, science at UNL
• UNL enrollment flat in fall 2011; gains in graduates, international undergrads
• Congrats to the Prairie Wolves football team for its 58-34 win over the Universi...
• First Board of Trustees Writing Award recipients named
• Getting Back to Work; Removing Red Tape
• Gov. Heineman Promotes Navy Week & Guardians of Freedom Air Show
• Snyder Announces Council Resignation
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• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for Workers' Compensation Court Vacancy
• Deadliest U.S. labor war will be focus of acclaimed historian's Sept. 15 talk
• Young Alumni Photography Exhibit in McClelland Art Gallery
• Open House Planned for Flood Insurance Rate Maps, Study
• Sept. 20 panel discussion to address psychology's role in creative writing
• UNL kicking off 'Go Green for Big Red' recycling effort
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• Fortenberry Commends Governor’s Opposition to Keystone XL Pipeline Permit
• Johanns Supports Heineman's Request to Deny Keystone XL Pipeline Route
• 911 Center Recognized for Child Protection Efforts
• Governor Seeks Applicants for District 2 State Senator
• Governor Calls on President to Deny Pipeline Permit
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• State of Nebraska Wins Wellness Innovations Award
• Cather-inspired watercolors extended at Great Plains Art Museum
• Thompson Forum to study link between water, international security
• East Stadium construction, roundabouts are changes at Memorial Stadium
• Latest Pipeline Analysis Troubling
• WBON presents "Employment Law: How It Relates to the Small Business Owner" on Sept. 21
• ASTD-Lincoln presents "Become a Rapid E-Learning Pro" on September 15
• Capital City Ready for Game-Day Traffic
• Senator Johanns, in the Sandhills, Says Proposed Keystone XL Route is Wrong Path
• UNL research funding at $132.2 million
• Johanns: State Department Still Stuck on Wrong Route
• Cornhusker Marching Band announces 2011 roster
• NWU invites you to learn about our advanced nursing programs by joining us at ou...
• Endless Praise to perform at the College View church
• Lincoln Graffiti Down 27 Percent From Last Year
• Johanns Encourages Nebraskans to Attend Pipeline Public Meetings
• Native American artwork commemorating 9/11 leads fall Olson seminars
• Gifts made toward $1.5 million challenge in digital research in humanities
• Johanns Honors Kearney Couple as 'Angels in Adoption'
• Perlman to deliver State of University address Sept. 1
• Gates Foundation award will explore lactobacillus as anti-HIV agent
• Theresa Welbourne to lead research, teaching for entrepreneurs
• Nebraska Jazz Orchestra 2011-2012 Season
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• Grant boosts UNL's Global Gateway study abroad program
• College students face challenges to social reinvention in age of Facebook
• LHC experiments eliminate more hiding spots for Higgs boson
• Open House Set for South Street Bridge Reconstruction
• 400 incoming students participated in Lend a Hand to Lincoln this year! We helpe...
• Happy first day of classes everyone!
• NWU students helped out during "Lend a Hand" this weekend!
• Nebraska Tour Covered Many Stops, Issues
• Search Underway for Missing Two Year Old
• Residents Reminded to Take Tree Debris to Designated Facilities
• Seven States Meet on Missouri River Flood Management
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• Immigration, Yankton Sioux, time zones in Great Plains Quarterly
• Pumpkin Patch
• 68 UNL students participate in Nebraska at Oxford Program
• LJS: "Walker walks the talk on the government's spending"
• Flags to be Flown at Half Staff in Honor of Army Staff Sgt. Patrick Hamburger
• Artist Liu to talk on 'Drawn with a Thread'
• Lincoln Police Department Addresses Funeral Concerns
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• Gov. Heineman Highlights Efficiency with Nebraska Student Information System
• New students move in today! Welcome to NWU!
• Johanns: Debt panel will find answers
• Johanns Supports General Aviation Rally in Iowa
• Mueller Planetarium sets fulldome schedule through Oct. 23
• Barber to head Extended Education, Outreach at UNL
• "No Coast Coastal Cleanup" Needs Your Help!
• Fall Household Hazardous Waste Collections Start August 27th
• NWU 42nd St. cast worked with guest choreographer for Thursday opener! Thanks fo...
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for 3rd Judicial District
• New Students to Join NWU Employees, Alumni in Lend-A-Hand Community Service Even...
• NTV: Senator Johanns Addresses Farm Bill Issues
• KHAS: Senator Johanns talks issues in Kearney
• Senator Johanns on Our Debt and Deficit Challenges
• Campaign promotes UNL students' character, integrity
• Hunter named UNL admissions director
• Single Lane Closed on Old Cheney
• Lincoln Woman Arrested for LPS Arson
• "You Drink & Drive. You Lose." Crackdown
• Mayor Presents July Award of Excellence
• Bats and Rabies Awareness
• 21 SPORTS Announces Nebraska Wesleyan Football Telecast Schedule
• Public Invited to Comment on Draft of LPlan2040
• Big Red Welcome at UNL Aug. 19-21
• Degrees granted to approximately 800 at University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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• Arrest Warrant Detail Clears Sixty-Six Warrants
• Gov. Heineman Announces Nebraska Virtual School Agreement
• Lt. Governor Sheehy Announces Trade Agreement with Taiwanese Company, Progress on Beef Export Issue
• Johanns Comments on Health Care Law Ruling
• Gov. Heineman & Dir. Fenner Announce BSDC's Third Federal Certification
• Norfolk Daily News: Johanns visits area towns
• Journal Star: No easy answers on deficit
• KTIV: Johanns says Nebraskans can offer unique perspective on politics
• Columbus Telegraph: Plenty of debt questions for Johanns
• Fremont Tribune: Johanns addresses agriculture issues
• 3 ROTC cadets to receive military commissions at Aug. 13 ceremonies
• Public Pool Season Ends on Sunday
• Run with the Prairie Wolves at the 2nd Annual NWU Homecoming Community Fun Run h...
• Returning Students Can Move In Beginning August 19
• 'Sunday Scientist' explores cold facts of climate change Aug. 21
• Facilities Continue Accepting Tree Debris
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• Senator Johanns Discusses our Debt Crisis at an Open Coffee in Lincoln
• Johanns Announces Smartphone App
• Hey NWU students, faculty and staff! The pool re-opens August 23rd!
• Johanns Demands Clarification of Conflicting Comments on Medicare
• Gov. Heineman Announces Nebraska Internship Website
• Eager to Hear Your Thoughts
• Most campus residents moving in at UNL beginning Aug. 18
• Study: Education affects Americans' religiosity -- but not how you might think
• Idina Menzel Lied concert canceled; singer returning to 'Glee'
• Sunday Hours Extended for Fallen Debris Facilities
• Citizens Advised to Take Debris to Transfer Station
• Restoration Work to Begin at Arbor Lake
• City Awarded $10,000 for Youth Garden Program
• Morrill Hall's free Thursday nights to end Aug. 25
• Multi-lane Roundabouts to Open
• Gov. Heineman Announces Asian Trade Mission
• Nebraska Archaeological Survey continues project at Hugh Butler Lake
• Sheldon contest aims to name Nebraska arts magazine
• NWU faculty band Release Time playing at the University Place Community Market t...
• Johanns Invites Public to Open Events During August Recess
• World Breastfeeding Week
• UNL nanoscience center hosting Science Cafe Aug. 18
• 'Grant Wood in Focus' is new Sheldon exhibit
• Men's basketball players are getting their passports ready.
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• Fortenberry Announces Town Hall Schedule
• Gov. Heineman and Omaha Superintendents Outline Plan to Increase Student Achievement
• Johanns Outlines Debt Agreement
• Congressional Quarterly: Debt Limit Agreement Includes New and Old Ideas
• Debt Agreement A First Step
• Johanns Statement on the Budget Control Act
• August graduates to wear 'green' gowns to UNL commencement exercises
• UNL report: Nebraska moves up in national entrepreneurship rankings
• Three Men Arrested for Homicide
• 'Exceptional drought' record for United States set in July
• Kooser's papers held by UNL Archives and Special Collections
• "Lincoln Cares" Celebrates Completed Projects
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy to Lead Nation's Lieutenant Governors Association
• NWU announces Fall Lecture Series! #LNK
• Johanns Votes For Boehner Plan to Avert U.S. Default
• Former Comptroller General David Walker to Address Lincoln Audience
• Ninth student Fulbright scholar, Middleton, is record at UNL
• The Nebraska Trumpet Ensemble to Perform at Lincoln Community Foundation Garden Performance Series
• New buildings, construction will greet UNL students
• 'Histories' opens in Sheldon's permanent collection galleries Aug. 5
• Sheldon seeks applicants to be volunteer docents
• 2011 Prairie Schooner Book Prize winners announced: $6,000 awarded
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Calls on President to Lead on Debt Negotiations
• Johanns Calls on President to Lead on Debt Negotiations
• Nebraska Transportation Center helps with diesel emissions reduction
• Johanns: Cut, Cap and Balance Our Top Option For a Sustainable Future
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Senator Johanns Supports Cut, Cap and Balance Legislation
• Senator Johanns Supports Cut, Cap and Balance Legislation
• Johanns Welcomes State Department Pipeline Meetings in Nebraska
• Tractor and Agrarian Art museums plan Art & Ag event July 30
• UNL's Jeffrey S. Raikes School announces 2011 entering class
• Gov. Heineman and 6 Governors to Meet on Missouri River Flood Management
• Winners Announced in City Employee Art Contest
• Public Invited to Open House on Antelope Creek Improvements
• Exhibit by installation artist Beili Liu at Hillestad Gallery through Sept. 9
• Experience WBON's Speed Networking with a Twist on August 17
• Check out NWU Theatre's exciting 2011-12 season! #LNK
• Arena Subcontractors Selected
• Plattsmouth Fights Flooding
• Space law expert: Shuttle's end opens new era, legal issues in spaceflight
• ResumeEdge Reveals Top Ten Interview Blunders
• ASTD-Lincoln presents "Beyond Performance Evaluation: Developing Leaders With Co-Active Coaching"
• Red Cross to Help Staff Belmont Recreation Center Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings
• Changes in Alarm Ordinance Now in Effect
• The Debt Limit
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Leads Colloquy of Former Governors to Advocate for a Balanced Budget
• Fighting flood is a daily battle
• Nebraska counties on flood disaster list
• Johanns Leads a Colloquy of Former Governors to Highlight the Need for Balanced Budget Legislation
• Public Invited to Cool Off at City Facilities
• Gov. Heineman Announces National Governor's Association Chair Initiative
• Flood-in-progress rule may go
• Decades of Too Much Spending Has Created a Crisis
• Niobrara:'Open for Business'
• Lincoln Energy Challenge Light Bulb Swap Set for Saturday
• Captain Brian Jackson Selected as Assistant Chief
• Gov. Heineman Awards $605,000 in CDBG Funds to Grand Island for Company Expansion
• Heat Advisory Alert
• Senator Johanns On Fox Business To Discuss the Debt and Deficit
• New DSC Software to Speed Development
• Gov. Heineman Awards $205,000 in CDBG Funding to Lyons for Company Expansion
• New frontier of astronomy, physics is topic of July 27 talk at UNL
• Open House Set for Downtown Improvements
• Gov. Heineman Requests Federal Disaster Declaration
• Governor's Office Announces Staff Change
• Section of Mopac Trail to Close for Pole Replacement
• Johanns Supports Governor's Request for Disaster Assistance in Nebraska
• Recycling Site Closed Until Monday For Driveway Repair
• Results of "Taking Charge" Process Now Online
• Johanns Introduces Senate Flood Insurance Legislation
• Plan would fund flood policies
• Senator Johanns Wants Napolitano To See NE Flooding First Hand
• Gov. Heineman Comments on Latest State Tax Receipts
• Health Department Awarded Nebraska Environmental Trust Grant
• Lincoln Native to Donate "Smoke Signal" Painting
• Outlining A Way Forward For Flood Response
• Johanns Invites DHS Secretary Napolitano to Visit Nebraska Flooding
• Mayor Calls for Program Cuts and Revenue Increases
• Public Invited to Share Ideas on Draft of LPlan2040
• Fort Report: Independence
• Public Invited to Open House on Drainage Improvement Project
• Johanns: Jobs Report Confirms Obama Is Making the Economy Worse
• College of Arts and Sciences selects 13 for special honor
• Mayor Urges Fans to Vote for Alex Gordon
• Donors Honored at Rededication of Hazel Abel Park
• Aerial View of Missouri River Flooding Near Tekamah
• Grad student in ceramics wins 1st prize in national exhibition
• Gov. Heineman Announces Participation in State Wellness Plan Reaches 30 Percent
• Obesity Rates are Dropping in Many Lincoln Businesses
• Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department is Awarded Minority Health Grant
• Agriculture Fort Report
• Gov. Heineman & Dir. Fenner Announce BSDC's Second Federal Certification
• City to File Zoning Code Change Application
• Health Care Law Treats Working Seniors Unfairly
• Bellevue's Marlin Petermann Gives an Update on Flood Conditions
• Efforts are Underway to Keep Eppley Airfield Open
• Gavins Point Dam Increases Water Releases to Record Highs
• Report: State's workforce is prepared for growth of green-collar jobs
• Volunteers Needed for Light Bulb Swap
• Sen. Johanns Participates in a Budget Colloquy - Part 2
• Sen. Johanns Participates in a Budget Colloquy -- Part 1
• Sen. Johanns Participates in a Budget Colloquy - Part 3
• Mayor Says "Cuts Only" Budget Would Change City Character
• Johanns to Obama: "Don't Demonize General Aviation"
• Unhealthy Air Quality Expected on July 4th
• Johanns Supports Repeal of Administration's Continued Assault On Local Control Of Education
• Fish are the focus of Morrill Hall's July 17 'Sunday Scientist'
• Milford's Curtis selected for Fulbright scholarship in Turkey
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Participates in a Budget Colloquy
• NWU Students Travel Abroad to Immerse Themselves in Psychology's History #LNK
• Johanns Supports Constitutional Amendment to Balance the Federal Budget
• Heat Advisory Alert
• Johanns Supports Israeli-Palestinian Peace Resolution
• Johanns Applauds Advancement of Veterans Assistance Bills
• Johanns Supports Balanced Budget Amendment for Federal Government
• Johanns Support Constitutional Amendment to Balance the Budget
• 12 NWU students just came back from a Global Service Learning trip to China! #LNK
• Spending Policies Have Made Things Worse
• Johanns Continues Support for Community Banks
• Missouri River Flooding
• NRC chief: Risk 'very low'
• Union names interim president
• Journal Star: NRC chairman visits Cooper plant, is impressed with safety measures
• Fortenberry, author of Child Soldiers Prevention Act, comments on 2011 Human Trafficking Report
• Join the Oak Lake Cleanup on July 9th
• Morrill Hall's 'Wildlife and Nature' amateur photo exhibit opens July 1
• Raising Harmony in Lincoln, NE
• Fireworks Tips To Remember
• Public Invited to "Uncle Sam Jam 2011"
• Gov. Heineman Announces TERC Appointments
• Fortenberry Votes to Contain U.S. Libya Involvement
• Fortenberry to Review Lincoln Initiative that Trains Beginning Farmers and Promotes Small Agricultural Businesses
• Gov. Heineman Announces Five Judicial Appointments
• UNL technology powers Nebraska solar panel startup
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Travis O'Gorman to 12th Judicial District Judgeship
• Governor's Deputy Communications Director Accepts Position with Midland University
• Hometown Hero: Autumn Sicking, Congressional Gold Medal Award Recipient
• ‘Flood in progress’ confusing
• Omaha Pumping Water Into River
• Platte River in Grand Island nears flood stage
• With sights on medical school, Lee wins Fulbright to South Korea
• 911 Center to Demonstrate Call Simulator
• Corps to up Gavins Point releases to 160,000 cfs
• Johanns Seeks Answers From FEMA, Corps Of Engineers
• Pop vocal group Celtic Thunder to play Lied Center Oct. 21
• Study: Low-income families' diets often fall short in nutrition
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for Fourth Judicial District
• Johanns: Obamacare Fails to Deliver on Promises
• UNL grad student to teach ceramics in Turkey on Fulbright fellowship
• Cooper was near flood shutdown
• Johanns Supports Pro-Life Bill
• ResumeEdge’s Resume Services Team Offers Tips for an Impactful Cover Letter
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for Fourth Judicial District
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for 12th Judicial District
• Spring semester Deans' List/Honor Roll announced
• Flooding closes more highways
• River falls short of Nebraska nuke plant shutdown
• Lincoln Police Department Spring Graduation and Awards Ceremony
• Reforming Ethanol in a Responsible Way
• WBON presents "Radical Acceptance"
• ASTD-Lincoln Gives a Behind-the-Scenes Look at 27th Street Conference Center
• Gov. Heineman Requests Federal Disaster Declaration for Flood Response
• A celebration of life for Leon Satterfield will be held tomorrow at 2:30pm at NWU #LNK
• Sandbag Wall Holds Back River in South Sioux City
• South Sioux City YMCA Parking Lot Under Water
• Water Pumped Away from South Sioux City's Marina Inn
• June 17: Missouri River Continues to Rise in South Sioux City
• Gov. Heineman Touring Flood Preparations in Omaha Today
• Watch the video of the NWU University Choir performing in Tartu, Estonia. Beautiful! #LNK
• NDOR officials begin building protective berm along Highway 75
• No danger seen at reactor
• Johanns Supports Governor's Disaster Declaration Request
• Johanns Announces New Nebraska Press Secretary
• Quilt museum to focus on military recognition this summer
• Water Levels at the Omaha Creek Near Homer Run 25 Feet Deep
• Walking the Campus: A conversation with Bill Kloefkorn is now posted on our website! Enjoy. #LNK
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• Flooding closes more of I-29
• North Platte River Running Fast Near Bridgeport
• Fortenberry Amendment Aids Renewable Energy Development in Rural America
• New Feature Added to Online Budget Discussion
• Hubka to Head Finance Department as Herz Retires
• Eppley fights off floodwaters
• Section of Billy Wolff Trail to Remain Closed
• Time to Hold EPA Accountable
• FEMA officials clarify flood coverage
• Morning Glory at Lake McConaughy
• State Farm donates Math & Science Summer Institute tuition to 32 teachers
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for Court of Appeals, 2nd Judicial District
• Rashomon starts this Thursday at 7:30pm at McDonald Theatre. Don't miss it!
• Mayor Presents May Award of Excellence
• Gov. Heineman Touring Flood Conditions in South Sioux City Tomorrow
• NWU's University Choir recently returned from an international tour to Estonia & Sweden #LNK
• Blair Water Treatment Facility Braces for River to Crest
• Waters Rise Along the North Platte River
• Blair Water Treatment Facility Braces for River to Crest
• Waters Rise Along the North Platte River
• Natural Gas Pumping Station in North Platte Prepares for Floodwaters
• Natural Gas Pumping Station in North Platte Prepares for Floodwaters
• Public Invited to Anniversary Event at the Veterans Memorial Garden
• NWU Theme House Residents Celebrate Year of Helping Others #LNK
• Governor Visits Hayneedle, Inc. to Highlight Opportunities of New Angel Investment Tax Credit
• LJS: "Jeff Fortenberry Eager to Represent New District"
• Johanns Raises Flood Insurance Questions During Senate Banking Committee Hearing
• Johanns Raises Flood Insurance Questions During Senate Banking Committee Hearing
• Plattsmouth officials concerned about potable drinking water
• River sets post-dam record
• Heineman: "Corps Needs to Answer Some Questions"
• The Latest on Flooding
• Johanns Supports Effort to Require EPA to Consider Costs of Regulations
• Innovation Campus developers unveil $80 million in building plans
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Blasts EPA Charm Offensive as Disingenuous to Farmers
• Johanns Blasts EPA Charm Offensive as Disingenuous to Farmers
• Lite form Technologies Assists in Wall Construction in South Sioux City
• Morrill Hall to offer free Thursday night admission in June, July, August
• Platte, too, may pack a punch
• Sioux City well-armed for flood fight, officials say
• Johanns Requests Keystone Pipeline Meeting Site in the Sand Hills
• NWU remembers professor Tony Epp who died on Monday #LNK
• Nebraskans Coming Together to Face Flooding
• Mary Swinton, Administrative Assistant to the Humanities Division, Honored With CORE Award
• LPS and City Finalize Lease of Space for School Offices
• Heat Advisory Alert
• 'Food Desert' public policy forum set for June 15 in Omaha
• State Museum's wildlife and nature photo contest ends June 18
• Section of Billy Wolff Trail to Close Tuesday
• Nebraska Wesleyan to Host Children's Theatre Workshop - check it out! #LNK
• NWU Summer Theatre Features Two Free Productions - Rashomon and Buried Child #LNK
• Governor Promotes New Opportunities Created by Talent & Innovation Initiative
• NJO Presents Nebraska Jazz Camp!
• Fortenberry Calls on President to Further Define Evolving Libyan Mission
• Students Head to China For Service Work #LNK
• Senator Johanns Tours Flood Damage Near Fort Calhoun
• Senator Johanns Surveys Flood Damage in South Sioux City
• Johanns Tours Flood Affected Areas In Ft. Calhoun, South Sioux City
• Gov. Heineman Awards $205,000 in CDBG Funding to Burt County for Business Expansion
• Lincoln-Lancaster County Environmental Leadership Awards
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• Read about biology professor Jerry Bricker's Canoe Quest 2011 #LNK
• The NWU women's soccer team is adding players to its fall roster. Contact Coach Steele at ssteele@nebrwesleyan.edu if interested.
• UNL to host national conference on bullying
• Doctoral candidate Carrie Walker awarded Fulbright to Jamaica
• Location Change for June's Household Hazardous Waste Collection
• The 50th anniversary of the Freedom Rides is a good time to revisit this Archways article from last year...
• Morrill Hall's 'Sunday Scientist' gets to heart of science June 19
• New study finds rapid changes in Greenland climate last 5,000 years
• Fortenberry Opposes Debt Ceiling Increase
• 'Sea Monsters' kicks off Mueller Planetarium's summer schedule
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for 4th Judicial District
• Information for Constituents Affected by Missouri River Flooding
• Tractor museum plans June 4 exhibit, parade, open house
• New List of City Programs Includes Estimated Costs
• Health Advisory – LPS Fire
• Memorial Day 2011
• Mayor Appoints Casady as Public Safety Director
• Where Is The Federal Budget?
• Gov. Heineman Highlights Productive Session as Nebraska Legislature Adjourns for 2011
• Gov. Heineman Orders Flags to Fly at Half-Staff on Memorial Day Morning
• Public Invited to Guided Tour of Rose Garden
• Public Invited to Open House on S. 56th Street Rehabilitation Project
• Sod house homemakers subject of authors' talk June 3 at Quilt Museum
• Study finds much different work histories for disability rejects, beneficiaries
• Johanns: Protection of Medicare a Must
• Johanns: Protection of Medicare a Must
• Gov. Heineman Promotes Roads Safety; Encourages Motorists to 'Click It or Ticket'
• Omaha World-Herald: Current Medicare law fails seniors
• Johanns: Budget Votes Highlight President's Failure To Lead
• Eggar and band Deoro to perform at Meadowlark Festival on East Campus
• Cather-inspired watercolors at Great Plains Art Museum June 3-Sept. 15
• 'Elegant Geometry' exhibit opens May 28 at quilt museum
• WBON presents "Women and Retirement" by Phyllis Webb
• 2011 Lincoln Community Foundation Garden Performance Series
• ResumeEdge Offers Five Ways to Capitalize on Your Skills on Your Resume and Beyond
• Fortenberry Comments on Israeli Prime Minister's Address before Congress
• Gov. Heineman Signs Talent & Innovation Initiative Bills into Law
• Celebration of Life Service Planned for Professor Emeritus Leon Satterfield
• NWU Athletic Director Dr. Ira Zeff Honored as GPAC Athletic Director of the Year - Congratulations Ira!
• 'Fountain Frolics' at noon Thursdays in June, July at Nebraska Union
• Jazz in June embraces social networking during 20th concert season
• Quilt museum offers free admission to active military Memorial-Labor Day
• Help NWU's opera director win the chance to sing the National Anthem at the 2011 Cornhusker State Games!
• NWU Remembers Professor Emeritus & State Poet Bill Kloefkorn #LNK
• America's Complex Relationship with Pakistan
• Inconsistencies On Medicare Need Clarification
• "Crew at the Zoo" to Feature Public Works
• Gov. Heineman: CIR Reform Victory for Taxpayers
• Nebraska Wesleyan mourns the passing of our dearest friend and brilliant poet Bill Kloefkorn #LNK
• "End of School" Traffic Enforcement Project Results
• Mayor Opposes Removal of Private Sector Comparisons from CIR Bill
• Free Ice Cream Social Moved to Auld Rec Center
• Johanns: President's Comments on Israel Must be Clarified
• Johanns Responds to President's Comments on Israel
• Johanns Seeks Answers Regarding Contradictory Medicare Report Analysis
• Johanns: End Political Games On Trade
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Enacting Trade Agreements is Opportunity to Create Thousands of Jobs
• Johanns: Enacting Trade Agreements is Opportunity to Create Thousands of Jobs
• Nebraska Jazz Orchestra to kick off Sheldon's 20th Jazz in June season
• Celebrate Bike to Work Week with Free Ice Cream Social
• Nebraska Wesleyan awarded nearly 450 undergraduate and graduate degrees last weekend. See lists here:
• Mayor's Arts Awards Reservations Due May 25
• Johanns Calls for Smart Energy Policy
• "Click It or Ticket" Seatbelt Use Enforcement Project
• Additional Information Sought in Murder Case
• Students from Johnson-Brock sweep state Personal Finance Challenge
• Kiowa photographer Poolaw is focus of spring Great Plains Quarterly
• Lincoln's Elena Shomos wins Boren scholarship trip to Albania
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Speaks on Lowering the Country's Energy Prices
• Free Computer Recycling Offered this Weekend
• Gov. Heineman Signs Budget for Next Biennium
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Michael Burns of Hastings to 10th Judicial District Judgeship
• 911 Center to Demonstrate Call Simulator
• Biketacular Set for Saturday May 21
• Summer Academic Trips Take NWU Students to Estonia, India, Ireland and Indian Reservations #LNK
• Johanns Opposes Energy Tax Legislation
• Wayne, Arlington students write winning essays in Stock Market Game
• Doctoral candidate Laura Roost awarded Fulbright to Rwanda
• Public Invited to Annual Zoo Event
• Public Invited to Discussion on Sustainable Development
• Gov. Heineman: CIR Needs Real Reform
• Administration Must Keep Sights on Economy and Job Creation
• Nebraska Council on Economic Education to present Burt Folsom lecture
• Red mate, blue mate: Study says married couples select on basis of politics
• Saturday's forecast calls for a cool but beautiful day so commencement will be held outdoors on Taylor Commons as originally planned. Best wishes to all of our graduates!
• Nebraskans Encouraged to Remember Sacrifices of Law Enforcement during 2010 Peace Officers' Memorial Day
• Johanns: Report on Social Security, Medicare Alarming
• 47 UNL students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
• UNL recognizes Big Red Stars of 2011
• Gov. Heineman Vetoes 25% State Park Fee Increase
• Fortenberry: Vibrant Ag Economy Strengthens U.S. Economy
• Overcoming Obstacles: senior doesn't let brain injury stand in the way of her success.
• Johanns Co-sponsors Bill to Protect States' Right-to-Work Laws
• 'Hancock's War' winner of Great Plains book prize
• Coach Yori to Help Kick Off "Bike To Work, Lincoln!"
• Donation of Cather documents, start of unfinished novel, made to UNL
• Students living in NWU's Dream House theme house hosted Huntington Elementary School students yesterday. Read on.
• Gov. Heineman Signs Bill Updating Nebraska Truancy Statutes
• Johanns, Toomey Move to Protect Main Street Businesses
• Johanns to Oppose Diamond Nomination to Federal Reserve
• Writers conference at UNL to feature acclaimed authors, publishing pros
• Daily Nebraskan editor Gibson selected for Fulbright to South Korea
• Mayor Urges Residents to Take Online Budget Survey
• Two Hazardous Waste Collections Plus Latex Paint Exchange in May
• The Future of Medicare
• Sociologist nets prestigious grant to study root of health disparities
• 'Sunday Scientist' to explore extreme weather May 15 at Morrill Hall
• Mayor Presents April Award of Excellence
• A story to go with our Boren Scholarship congratulations!
• Congratulations to Lesley Dudden and Matthew Emerton - recipients of prestigious Boren Scholarships! #LNK
• Commencement is this weekend! :)
• History Professor Wins Fulbright Scholarship to Teach in Estonia #LNK
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Paul Vaughan of Fremont to 6th Judicial District Judgeship
• WBON Presents "Using Promotional Products in Your Marketing Mix" on May 18
• Degrees granted to 2,800
• Parade Home is Sustainable and Affordable
• Channels 5 and 21 to Air Thomas Commencement Address
• Johanns Stands For Life
• Emergency planning, resources, tested at statewide event May 11 at UNL
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for 10th Judicial District
• Mayor Announces Winners Of Annual Water Conservation Art Contest
• Mayor Not Recommending Watering Restrictions
• 13 ROTC cadets to receive military commissions at May 7 ceremony
• Dussault selected as dean of Graduate Studies
• Gov. Heineman Unveils 2011 Nebraska Passport; Proclaims 'See Nebraska Week'
• "Shredding Day" Results Announced
• Johanns Supports Nomination of Justice Gerrard to U.S. District Court
• Johanns Earns Top Rating Award From American Conservative Union
• Religion Professor Wins Faculty Teaching Award #LNK
• "End of School" Traffic Enforcement Project
• NWU Music Student to Study Under America's Leading Opera Soprano #LNK
• "O" Street to Close Tonight During Evening Hours for Pavement Marking
• Meeting of Nation's First Spouses Being Held This Week in Nebraska
• Gov. Heineman Recognizes 17 High School Seniors for Top ACT & SAT Scores
• Study: To college students, shoplifting and music piracy are worlds apart
• Advanced Cardiac Life Support Study Guide Offered in New HealthEdSolutions.com Special Section
• University Choir To Make Concert Stops in Illinois and Wisconsin
• NWU Student Symposium starts at noon! See schedule: #nwuresearch
• City Encourages Residents To "Bike To Work, Lincoln!"
• Safe Kids Blast Is May 3
• Johanns Statement on the Death of Osama bin Laden
• Fortenberry Statement on Death of Osama bin Laden
• Death of bin Laden a Victory in the Fight for Freedom
• UNL awards Noyce Master Teaching fellowships to 22 Nebraska teachers
• Nebraska Alumni Association Awards Presentation is May 5
• Don't miss Sweeney Todd tonight at 7:30 at McDonald Theatre (51st & Huntington)! #LNK
• "A Night For Joan" Fundraiser Planned For Theatre Professor Joan Korte
• College president to take pastoral position
• Student Symposium starts Monday at noon - check out the presentation schedule: #nwuresearch
• Differentiated tuition proposed for UNL's engineering, business classes
• College of Business Administration honors top students
• 2,800 students to receive UNL degrees at May 6 and 7 ceremonies
• 2011 UNL student government elections bring new leadership
• IRR disaster response team deployed to Alabama
• Gov. Heineman Comments on Economic Forecasting Board's Revisions
• Lincoln is Tree City USA for 34th Year
• Student Symposium presentation schedule is posted! Join us on May 2: #nwuresearch
• Beatrice Daily Sun: Sen. Johanns visits Tecumseh
• Nebraska City News-Press: Johanns discusses budget crisis
• Mayor Selects Huff as Interim Fire Chief
• Johanns will seek opening on Senate Finance
• Samantha Rendon wins Rosenshine internship with BBDO
• UNL's Cho wins $400,000 award to build safer job sites using 3D technology
• Inger Bull reflects on International Education successes - good luck on your future endeavors! We'll miss you at NWU.
• Fortenberry: ‘Spread of Nuclear Weapons Capabilities Threatens Global Stability’
• Wise Kids Program Comes to Irving Recreation Center
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for 6th Judicial District
• 'Personal Fences' by Sandra Starkey opens May 2 at Hillestad Gallery
• Public Invited To Celebrate Arbor Day
• Task Force to Train in Kansas This Weekend
• Governor Vetoes Two Bills
• Recycling Office to Sponsor "Shredding Day" Saturday
• Food and water security in spotlight for Water for Food conference
• Journalism's John Bender wins Lake Academic Freedom Award
• School of Music, student composer, lauded by Down Beat magazine
• Justice Thomas to address College of Law commencement May 7
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection Scheduled April 30
• A Primer on Spending Part 2: Debt
• Nebraska colleges renew commitment to address high-risk drinking
• Trailside Museum opens its 50th season with new visitor hours, rock shop
• May graduate Garner wins Fulbright award, headed back to Germany
• Nebraska Jazz Orchestra Presents Ace Of Bass: The Music Of Jaco Pastorius
• Section Of Pioneers Boulevard To Close For Six Weeks
• Lincoln Police Remind Citizens of Co-Sleeping Dangers
• Pfabe Wins Holder Fellowship for Instructional Improvement #LNK
• Mayor Urges Young People To Be Physically Active
• National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
• Brad Nydahl named Construction Management Alumnus of Year
• Lied Center for Performing Arts announces blockbuster 2011-12 season
• Controlling Spending, Strengthening the Economy
• Residents Can Use Mobile Phone App To Report Issues To City
• Gov. Heineman & Nebraska Cattlemen Honor Conservation Efforts Ahead of Earth Day
• Community Invited To Earth Day Events
• NSF publishes ANDRILL booklet on Antarctic research
• UNL business college advisory board presents annual awards
• ASTD-Lincoln brings David Vance to Lincoln on April 21
• ASTD-Lincoln brings David Vance to Lincoln on April 21
• NWU Student Symposium - May 2! Students present research and creative works happening campus wide. #lnk #nwuresearch
• Author, Educator to Give Lecture on "Islamophobia: How Muslims Became America’s Enemy" on April 28 at NWU #LNK
• Kruger miniature gallery presents 'Design Process' exhibition
• LPS teacher, UNL grad student Birdsall chosen for Fulbright fellowship
• NU State Museum sets Astronomy Day for May 7 at Morrill Hall
• Nebraska Wesleyan University Jazz Ensemble Concert
• Nebraska Wesleyan Remembers President Emeritus John W. White, Jr., 1933-2011 #LNK
• Mayor Presents 2010 Award Of Excellence
• UNL selects Rensselaer's Timothy Wei as Engineering dean
• Economics ed council plans Personal Finance Challenge finals
• NU State Museum seeks entries for wildlife and nature photo contest
• Religious accommodation in workplace leads spring Great Plains Research
• The Budget: A Primer on Spending
• NWU lost one of its sharpest, funniest and kindest voices this week. Rest in peace, Leon. #LNK
• Fortenberry: ‘Time to Act is Now’
• Report Tracks Discrimination Complaints
• "O" Street To Close During Evening, Overnight Hours For Street Rehab Work
• Union College to hold annual Peace Week
• Johanns Comments on Tax Day
• 6 UNL journalism students win Omaha Press Club Foundation awards
• Scarlet Guard student group announces new board members for 2011-12
• Kane, Mills named outstanding student leaders
• Spring is in the air! A little chilly but campus is in full bloom!
• Fortenberry Nuclear Safety Bill Clears House Committee
• Public Invited To Open House On Pioneers Boulevard Project
• Perlman announces $5 million in proposed budget reductions for UNL
• Jan Pitsch Green To Be Dedicated
• Gov. Heineman Announces State's Second Reverse Trade Mission
• Union to present outdoor resurrection pageant
• Gov. Heineman & Ag Leaders Urge President Obama to Prioritize Free Trade Agreements
• Johanns: 'Now the Real Budget Work Begins'
• Johanns Applauds Signing Of 1099 Repeal Into Law
• Chinese textiles scholar to speak April 21 on East Campus
• 3 graduate students win coveted summer fellowships at national labs
• Sophomore biochemistry major earns German scholarship
• Fortenberry Statement on President’s Speech Regarding National Debt and Deficit Reduction
• Health Advisory - Air Pollution
• College of Engineering hosts open house April 15
• Johanns Responds to President's Deficit-Cutting Speech
• Johanns Reacts to President's Deficit-Cutting Plan?
• Johanns Reacts to President's Deficit-Cutting Plan
• UNL students plan Focus Nebraska for Earth week events
• Engineering student to study in Turkey on Critical Language Scholarship
• Immigration issues discussed at Journalism College April 18
• Public Asked For Input On Transportation Projects
• MSNBC: Johanns Urges President to Lead on Debt Reduction
• Fortenberry Comments on the U.S. State Department 2010 Human Rights Report
• UNL scholar discovers thousands of new Walt Whitman papers
• NWU Sophomore Awarded Prestigious Goldwater Scholarship #LNK
• Teams Prepare to Raise $42,500 at Friday's Relay For Life
• Johanns Applauds EPA Decision to Exempt Milk from Oil Spill Regulations
• 'Passages and Permutations: Journeys through Space' at Hillestad Gallery
• Plains Song Review reading and photo exhibit April 20
• Engineering students' energy-saving project in EPA competition
• Lincoln Earth Day
• "Clean Your Files Week" Begins April 17
• Mayor Presents March Award Of Excellence
• Board of Health Award Winners Announced
• Fox News: Johanns Supports Ensuring Pay For Our Military Act
• LPD Reaccredited As Flagship Agency
• Long-term Sustainability Our Highest Priority
• College prep academy scholars to be honored from Grand Island High
• Fruit is the juicy topic for Morrill Hall's 'Sunday Scientist' April 17
• $1.2 million gift provides insurance for future, says NU engineering grad
• Fortenberry Statement on Ongoing Budget Negotiations
• Celebrate Lincoln To Feature National Recording Artist Rodney Atkins
• Johanns Urges Congress to Cut Spending, Pass Budget
• Castalia Trio in finale of Sheldon Friends of Chamber Music season
• Grant Will Enhance Students' First Year Experience #LNK
• KSCJ Radio: Interview with Sam Clovis on Budget Situation
• Fortenberry: Avert Shutdown, Provide Pay for Troops
• Ground Broken For Active Living Center
• Residents Invited To Share Ideas On Access Management Policy
• Johanns Co-sponsors Bill to Eliminate Redundant EPA Pesticide Regulation
• UNL students to be recognized at Honors Convocation
• Johanns Says EPA Placing Undue Burden on Farmers
• Husker Sunday event at Westfield Gateway April 10
• UNL's College of Business maintains business, accounting accreditation
• Filmmaker to Discuss Work With Survivors, Perpetrators of Rwandan Genocide - tonight at 7pm in Olin B #LNK
• Community Invited To Get Involved In Earth Day Events
• EPA To Assist Lincoln With Zoning Code Review
• Johanns Votes To Halt EPA Regulatory Overreach
• Johanns' Agriculture Subcommittee Assignments Released
• Journalism to honor alumni, leaders during J Days awards lunch April 8
• Knight Foundation adviser to speak at J Days Honor Convocation April 7
• North Platte's Lopez awarded Goldwater scholarship
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns: EPA Must Eliminate Burdensome Permit Requirement for Pesticide Applications
• A ‘Nebraska Model’ for Washington
• Johanns Applauds 1099 Repeal Victory for Millions of Small Businesses
• Johanns Invites Students to All Academy Day
• Kelly to receive Sorensen Award for Distinguished Nebraska Journalism
• Johanns: Ryan Budget Is A Serious Effort Toward Fiscal Responsibility
• Omaha World-Herald: Johanns wins health-care fight
• At Last, 1099 Repeal
• Johanns wins health-care victory
• Johanns Applauds Colleagues For Passing 1099 Repeal
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Applauds 1099 Repeal as Victory for Millions of Small Businesses
• Lincoln Energy Challenge To Upgrade Nonprofit
• City Kicks Off Bike And Bus Program
• Holdrege Street Projects Begin This Month
• UNL launches bike-friendly campus movement with April 6 event
• Celebration to mark 125 years of chemistry education at UNL
• Thais Regina de Oliveira: 'A Carnival Surround' at Hillestad Gallery
• Quilt museum schedules 'Slow Art Day' April 16
• Scholarship Will Take NWU Sophomore to Germany for Prestigious Work-Study Program #LNK
• Patrick Mureithi will screen his documentary "ICYIZERE: hope" on April 6. See nice @JournalStarNews article: #LNK
• Sun is shining! Happy Friday everyone!
• UNL advertising/PR student awarded Vance L. Stickell Student Internship
• UNL journalism college's state news service receives funding
• Lincolnaire Chorus announces new Young Women in Harmony Chorus
• Exciting news about Professor Emeritus of English Bill Kloefkorn...
• Park At Sherman Field Named For Sampson Family
• Bellevue East teams sweep Nebraska Economic Challenge titles
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy Previews 2011 Nebraska Infrastructure Protection Conference
• Johanns Touts Balanced Budget Amendment As Strong Step Toward Sustainable Government
• Nebraska Alumni Association plans UNL Spring Homecoming April 15-16
• Railroads, their impact on Great Plains topic of April 13 Olson seminar
• UNL's Emily Schlichting wins $30,000 Truman Scholarship
• New Innocents Society, Mortar Board members to be inducted
• Mayor Beutler Announces Fire Chief's Resignation
• Gov. Heineman Marks Success of 'Walk This Way' with State's Top Walkers
• Governor Kicks-Off Donate Life Month
• U.S. journalist to give voice to Iranian human rights in April 14 talk
• Nebraska Lecture: to explore legacies of removing native children
• NWU, Local Organizations Plan Fundraiser for Japanese Disaster Victims #LNK
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Urges Senate to Pass 1099 Repeal
• Johanns Urges Senate to Pass 1099 Repeal
• LFR To Dedicate Rig In Honor Of Fallen Firefighter
• Behlen Observatory's final public night of school year is April 8
• Paper sculptors artists-in-residence at Great Plains Museum April 19-May 1
• Exhibition to showcase Nebraska quilts and quiltmakers
• Nebraska Wesleyan Faculty Brass Trio Concert
• Fortenberry: World relies too much on U.S. - Fremont Tribune
• Reining In Federal Government Overreach
• Johanns: Small Businesses Have Spoken - Repeal 1099 Mandate
• MTV's Andrew Jenks to appear at Nebraska Union
• Future historians to gather at UNL to explore expressions of identity
• Long Grass Maintenance Results In Savings
• Nebraska Econ Challenge is today
• Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts announces alumni awards
• Great Plains Art Museum hosts LPS visual arts mentoring program exhibit
• Nebrwesleyan.edu will be unavailable tonight beginning at 10:30pm as we perform system maintenance.
• Public Invited To Open House On 1st Street Improvements
• Live in or near DC? Join us for an alumni outing at the Washington Nationals!
• Graduating NWU seniors! Leave your print on Lincoln by volunteering your time in a 2-hour service project:
• New Projects Announced For "Lincoln Cares"
• Dr. Cheryl Mitchell will visit NWU to speak about a new process that she says will revolutionize the food industry #LNK
• 35th annual Modern Language Fair to attract record numbers of students
• Australian writer to speak on environmental writing April 5-6
• ACLU president to discuss national security issues March 31 at Law College
• Archeology Day At The Old Capitol School
• Separation Of Grass And Leaves Begins Last Week In March
• Wesleyan's Spring Opera Will Feature Menotti's "The Medium" and "The Telephone" #LNK
• Maxwell Arboretum walking tours begin April 12
• Economist to discuss international trade in next Thompson Forum lecture
• Johanns Marks Anniversary of Health Care Law
• Political turn in the humanities is focus of new UNL speaker series
• Art, animals celebrated at Morrill Hall's 'Colorful Creature Day' April 2
• UNL engineering students experiment with NASA in Microgravity U.
• Gov. Heineman Names L. James Wright of Omaha as Office of Violence Prevention Director
• Dr. Jane Goodall's lecture was the perfect start to spring break! What was your favorite part of the lecture?
• Happy Spring Break everyone!
• The Wall Street Journal: Senators Push Obama on Deficit
• Dr. Goodall answering questions for an eager audience. Great lecture.
• Dr. Jane Goodall lectures tonight! Pick up tickets starting at noon at McDonald Theatre (51st & Huntington). #LNK
• Congressional Quarterly: Bipartisan Group of Senators Urges Obama to Tackle Debt
• Duncan Aviation Announces Paint Expansion for Lincoln, Neb., Facility
• Bennet, Johanns Lead Bipartisan Call for President to Support Comprehensive Deficit Reduction
• Health Care Anniversary
• Johanns Commemorates National Ag Week, Requests Ag Hearing in Nebraska
• The Washington Post: More than 60 senators call on Obama to join deficit-reduction talks
• TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Floor Speech Recognizing National Agriculture Week
• Annual Prairie Schooner writing prizes announced
• NWU Exchange Students Asked to Return Home From Japan: Japanese Students Reflect on Disaster #LNK
• Owners Of Romantix, Gourley Piano Buildings Reach Demolition Agreement
• Camp To Introduce One-To-One Retirement Match Monday
• Gov. Heineman Awards $237,000 in Community Development Funds to Crete
• Johanns Praises Nebraska Farmers, Ranchers in Recognition of National Agriculture Week
• Johanns Invites Students to Military Leadership Day
• ASTD-Lincoln brings David Vance to Lincoln on April 21
• WBON Presents "Organization and Its Tools" on April 20
• NWU will host a prayer vigil for #Japan victims tonight at 9pm on the front steps of Smith-Curtis: #LNK
• Johanns: A Year Later, Health Care Law Still Fatally Flawed
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns’ Floor Speech Marking 1 Year Anniversary of Obamacare
• Gov. Heineman Proclaims Nebraska Ag Week
• Study: Insurance industry's impact on Nebraska economy is $10.3 billion
• Great Plains Studies announces Distinguished Book Prize finalists
• Tsinhnahjinnie exhibition extended by popular demand
• Tickets for #JaneGoodall are sold out! Pick up tickets before the event this week and on Saturday: #LNK
• The Hill: Johanns will try to tack on 1099 repeal to small business bill
• Johanns Keeps 1099 Repeal At Forefront Of The Senate
• Johanns Continues Push to Repeal 1099
• Johanns: Additional Pipeline Analysis is Right Move
• Mayor Presents February Award Of Excellence
• Gov. Heineman to Recognize Blair Schools for Parental Involvement
• Federal Regulations Hammer Job Creators
• Will call for #JaneGoodall tickets is open 9am-5pm this week at First United Methodist Church (50th & St. Paul) #LNK
• Mayor Recognizes TMCO Expansion
• Gov. Heineman and Dir. Fenner Announce BSDC First Round of Federal Certification
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans to Fly Flags at Half-StaffTomorrow to Honor Last American WWI Veteran
• UNL study estimates climate change's impact on Arctic regions by 2099
• New Class Helps Struggling Students Achieve Academic Success:
• A review of NWU Department of Art Faculty Show by @KentWolgamott:
• State Department Update on Japan's Earthquake and Tsunamis
• Pick up Jane Goodall tickets early starting 10 a.m. tomorrow at First United Methodist Church (50th & St. Paul): #LNK
• Help Keep Lincoln and Lancaster County Clean
• Fortenberry Calls on President to Lead on Debt Crisis, Present Serious Budget Plan
• International feminist organization based at UNL earns $250,000 grant
• Rangira Béa Gallimore speaking today at NWU about Genocide Testimonies of Rwandan Women:
• Fibromyalgia expert to speak at Union College
• UNL Summer Institute offers graduate courses to teachers
• Fortenberry on Libya: North Africa Must Control its Own Destiny
• Lincoln-Lancaster County Seeks Nominations for Environmental Leadership Awards
• City Gives Building Owners 10 Days To Take Action On Damaged Buildings
• Artistic Birdhouses Now On Display
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Supports Legislation to Prevent Back-door Cap and Trade
• Spending the day at #NSFMessenger workshop to learn more about science and communication.
• CNN: Affleck tells congressional panel of horrors of Congo
• Johanns Supports Bill to Prevent Back-door Cap and Trade
• Johanns Moves To Halt Backdoor Cap-and-Trade
• Johanns Calls For Serious Budget-Cutting Work
• Computing interests to draw students to UNL for contests, scholarships
• Lasers and optics focus of Morrill Hall's March 20 Sunday Scientist
• UNL agronomist: food security hinges on ag research targeting key issues
• Fortenberry “breaks silence” on sexual violence in Democratic Republic of Congo
• Only a few tickets left for Jane Goodall! Ticket pick up info is up so make sure you check that out too. #lnk
• Public Invited To Open House On Sheridan Boulevard Project
• UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT: Johanns Floor Speech Urging Action On Debt Reduction
• Johanns Urges Action to Curb Spending and Reduce National Debt
• Johanns: Solve Japan Beef Issue as Part of Trade Talks
• Johanns: Solve Japan Beef Issue as Part of Trade Talks
• The Hill: Johanns says U.S. losing control of its destiny due to overspending
• White House asks UNL professor Swearer to share bullying expertise
• UNL engineer places in Navy challenge, earns $100,000 for research
• Mayor Presents January Award Of Excellence
• Only 90 tickets left to Jane Goodall's lecture at #NWU! #LNK
• Spring Visiting Writers Series announced - readings are free and open to the public! #NWU #LNK
• Congress Must Reverse EPA Overreach
• Global Water for Food Conference in Lincoln May 1-4
• Come by and see recent work by NWU faculty!
• Midwest Dueling Pianos at Nebraska Union March 9
• Grad Studies honors top students, faculty
• Mayor Urges Defeat Of Bill To Divert Trust Funds
• Lincoln Named A Top 15 City For Transit Innovation
• Fortenberry Votes to Repeal Burdensome Tax Provision for Small Businesses
• City Partners With LES And UNL To Test Energy Technologies
• Johanns Presses EPA Administrator to Live Up to Her Words on Milk Regulation
• Dr. Beatriz Torres to lecture on intercultural communication and health care on March 10: #lnk
• Lincoln Journal Star Editorial Inaccurate & Untruthful
• Gov. Heineman Announces New Small Business Mentoring Initiative
• Johanns Applauds House Passage of 1099 Repeal
• U.S. Census Bureau Delivers Nebraska's 2010 Census Population Totals
• Only 400 tickets remain for Jane Goodall's March 19 lecture at NWU - get yours today! #lnk
• Burr, Johanns, Gillibrand Bill Empowers American Families to Meet Daycare Needs
• Senator Johanns Opening Remarks at EPW Hearing with EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson
• Importance of Elders in Omaha tribe is topic of March 16 Olson seminar
• Johanns: Budget Bill Is Small Step, Not Enough
• The third annual Bowls for Backpacks was a great success! Thank you everyone for making it so special!
• Fort Report: The Greatest Generation
• Watch video of our recent Sports-Related Brain Injury Panel: #lnk #concussions
• Town Halls An Opportunity To Help Shape Policy
• “Discovering the Quantum Universe at the Large Hadron Collider” lecture - March 3 at NWU: #lnk
• City Garages Offer $3 All-Day Parking For Tourneys
• Unrest in the Middle East
• UNL News Release -- March 1 lecture on infamous medical studies canceled
• Mayor Proposes Retirement Changes For New Non-Union Employees
• Johanns sounds warning about budget
• Fremont Tribune: Johanns sounds warning about budget
• Behlen Observatory free public night is March 11
• 10/11 News: Johanns Holds First Farm Bill Forum
• Grand Island Independent: Johanns: It will be difficult to maintain ag funding
• Thanks for a great time everyone! We had a great turnout at Bowls for Backpacks. A reminder that you can see the musical "Company" at the discounted price of $7.50 if you show your Bowls for Backpacks ticket at the NWU theatre box office.
• Release Time!
• A full Story Student Center for Empty Bowls!
• Bowls for Backpacks: An Empty Bowls Event today at noon at NWU! Tickets available at the door. #lnk
• Downtown Recycling Site To Move
• Empty Bowls this Sunday, not tomorrow. My bad! #lnk
• Bowls for Backpacks: An Empty Bowls Event starts tomorrow at noon! #lnk
• Check out this Lincoln Journal Star article that covered yesterday's NWU Forum on sports-related brain injuries! It was an impressive and informative panel discussion. The video will be posted on our homepage soon.
• Johanns: It will be difficult to maintain ag funding
• Johanns Holds First Farm Bill Forum
• UNL receives major grants for humanities research, education
• WBON Presents "Elevator Speeches: 30 Seconds to Success or Failure"
• Lockdown lifted at UNL
• Omaha native Weissinger is new UNL senior vice chancellor
• Release Time, NWU's faculty band, will be providing entertainment for Bowls for Backpacks. One more good reason to attend this event. :)
• Join us at noon this Sunday in Story Student Center for Bowls for Backpacks! Watch video: #lnk
• Johanns hosts town hall meeting
• City's Independence Day Celebration To Be July 2
• City Employees To Take Polar Plunge Saturday
• Innovation Campus Development Corp. signs developer agreement
• Cheyenne sewing circles, beet workers, Alberta politics in GP Quarterly
• Hilda Raz's papers, library donated to UNL Archives
• March 9 Thompson Forum lecture to feature global health care expert
• Tonight's Thompson Forum canceled
• Gov. Heineman Appoints David Sankey as New State Patrol Superintendent
• Johanns Denounces Administration's Reversal On Defense of Marriage
• 'Addressing the Body' Hillestad Gallery through March 18
• 'Colorful Creature' statewide art contest deadline is March 26
• Panel to address digital interpretation of history, geography, natural science
• Directors And Mayoral Aides To Take Pay Cut
• Company opens this Thursday! Call the box office at 402.465.2384 or visit See you there!
• Johanns talks on national debt
• Stimulus Anniversary a Dubious Mark
• Award-winning poet to offer public reading while 'in residence' at UNL
• DeFrantz to speak March 8 on Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre
• Study examines what TV habits say about fears of, attitudes about crime
• Panhellenic Council Receives National Academic Achievement Honor:
• Reed Timmer, 'extreme' storm chaser, at Nebraska Union Feb. 24
• Cape Town Philharmonic at Lied Center Feb. 26 during 1st U.S. tour
• Disney's 'Choo Choo Soul' performance at Lied Center moved to April 27
• UNL researchers lend expertise in quest to discover new technology
• Watch this video about Bowls for Backpacks, a benefit for the Food Bank of Lincoln BackPack Program.
• Fortenberry Amendment to Prohibit Funding of Child Soldiers in Chad Approved in House
• Gov. Heineman Announces Two Appointments
• 5th Annual NWU International Film Festival is this weekend! Don't miss this folks. Great foreign films to see and enjoy.
• Last year’s event raised nearly $5,500 for the Food Bank of Lincoln. Help us raise even more this year. Get your ticket today!
• Union College drama presents "The Dining Room"
• Johanns Applauds Obama Administration’s Course-Reversal on UN Security Council Vote
• Johanns Commends House Vote To End Taxpayer Funding For Planned Parenthood
• Johanns introduces 1099 bill matching House measure
• Johanns: 'Europe Gaining Clout in Korean Markets that Should be Ours'
• Nebraska Young Artist Award winners announced
• Branford Marsalis, Terence Blanchard, world-class jazz at Lied Feb. 25
• Mid-America Basketball Tournament under way
• Get your tickets today!
• Progressive Student Coalition to Host Immigration Panel:
• Residents Invited To Complete Online Health Survey
• Water Customers Urged To Complete Cross Connection Survey
• Johanns Slams Administration For Israel Rebuke
• 3-2-1 Quick Pitch Competition is Feb. 23 at Memorial Stadium
• Highway paleontologist to discuss Nebraska fossil discoveries Feb. 24
• Legacy of 'reprehensible' medical studies to be focus of March 1 lecture
• Mayor To Honor Residents Who Helped Apartment Residents Escape Fire
• Mayor's Commission On Women Urges Prosecution Of Abusers
• Winners Announced For Mayor's Arts Awards
• Wesleyan Advantage Schedules Upcoming Nursing Open Houses: #lnk #omaha #iowa
• Johanns Introduces House Version Of 1099 Repeal In Senate
• Free showing Feb. 22 of Antarctic research documentary
• UNL's Curto selected for Sloan Research Fellowship
• Forecasters: State's economy strengthens, poised for rapid growth
• Abe Lincoln Performance To Air On Channel 5
• Gov. Heineman Highlights Success of Nebraska Advantage
• Inviting Your Ideas on Ag Policy
• ASTD-Lincoln & LHRMA host "Worthwhile Meeting/Training - An Oxymoron" presented by Doug McCallum
• Primatologist Jane Goodall to lecture at NWU March 19 - get your tickets now! #LNK #Omaha
• Governor Names Lowell Minert of Dunning to State Fair Board
• Johanns: Obama Plan Would Deepen Budget Crisis
• Collaboration leads to discovery, confirmation of unexpected form of ice
• Lincoln Journal Star review of Dead Man's Cell Phone. Thanks!
• NWU Alum Officiates Super Bowl XLV: #lnk
• Fall semester Deans' List/Honor Roll named
• Math senior Norwood earns Gates Cambridge Scholarship
• Fortenberry: Mubarak Resignation “the Right Decision for the Future of Egypt”
• Lincoln Recognized For Childhood Obesity Awareness Efforts
• Winter Household Hazardous Waste Collection
• Prairie Pride Film Festival announces inaugural program lineup
• Johanns Dissatisfied With Administration's Lackluster Efforts To Fix Fannie, Freddie
• Firefighters To Raise Money For Red Cross
• Johanns To Seek Senate Republican Conference Chairmanship
• Sheldon celebrates Valentine's Day with 'Art & Bubbly' Feb. 12
• Symposium at UNL to examine immigration on the Great Plains
• Pothole Repair Requests Drop By Nearly 98 Percent
• Feb. 23 Thompson Forum to explore moral costs of war on terror
• Transcript: Johanns' Floor Speech on U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement
• Railroad Crossing Closed To Prepare For Quiet Zone
• NWU held a community conversation yesterday on current events in Egypt - see the LJS story: #lnk #egypt
• House Takes Center Stage in Effort to Repeal Overhaul’s 1099 Provision
• Johanns Leads Bipartisan Effort to Protect Consumers as Dodd-Frank Act is Implemented
• 'Sunday Scientist' examines parasites Feb. 20 at Morrill Hall
• Purchase Tickets to Third Annual Bowls For Backpacks Fundraiser: #lnk
• Open House Set For New Section Of Antelope Valley Parkway
• Johanns Gets An "A" For His Conservative Voting Record From Nebraska Taxpayers For Freedom
• Senator Johanns' Floor Speech on U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement
• NU State Museum and LPS students generate 'Mammoth Mania'
• Sheldon Friends of Chamber Music present Ames Piano Quartet Feb. 18
• Parking Services To Handle Non-Moving Traffic Violations
• Civil Rights Conference Set For March
• See a music class in session in one of our virtual tour panoramas: #LNK
• Immigration is topic of Feb. 16 UNL panel discussion
• Residents Reminded To Clear Sidewalks
• Mayor Says Legislative Action Could Increase Local Property Taxes Or Lead To Maj
• Speaker to discuss more bike-friendly campus Feb. 12
• Avians and Indians top of Feb. 16 Olson Seminar
• Study: 'Objectifying gaze' triggers conflicting outcomes for women
• Lt. Gov. Gives Update on Son’s Surgery
• NWU's Fifth Annual International Film Festival Will Feature Seven Foreign Films: #LNK
• Lt. Gov. Statement on Family Event
• This video was prepared by NWU students living in the Dream Theme House to help kids keep their dreams alive and continue working hard to achieve them. The video was presented to Huntington Elementary School. Enjoy!
• Johanns Applauds 1099 Repeal Passage As Victory For Job Creators
• Senate Republicans express confusion over 1099 amendment
• Senator Johanns' Floor Speech on Repealing Healthcare Law
• Unofficial Transcript: Johanns' Floor Speech Supporting Health Care Repeal
• Music festival to proceed as planned
• Residents Urged To Recycle Old License Plates
• Tree Mulch Now Available
• Mayor Bans City Employees From Accepting Gifts
• Arizona Service Trip Helps Students See Refugees' Perspective:
• A Roadmap to Fiscal Responsibility
• A Roadmap to Fiscal Responsibility
• MEDICI returns to artistic roots for UNL Art and Art History fundraiser
• 'Remember the Titans' coach to speak Feb. 9 at Nebraska Union
• Information on Egyptian Situation for American Citizens
• Gov. Heineman Announces Line-up for 23rd Annual Governor's Ag Conference
• Will this red tape nightmare ever end?
• Johanns Applauds Florida Court Ruling On Unconstitutionality Of Health Care Bill
• UNL' s Behlen Observatory near Mead sets Feb. 11 public night
• Morrill Hall to offer free Thursday night admission in February
• 'Big Red Road Show' is Feb. 13 at Qwest Center Omaha
• Antelope Valley Trails Reopen
• Fortenberry Comments on ‘Highly Complex and Dangerous’ Situation in Egypt
• Council To Consider StarTran Audit
• State Department Responds to Fortenberry Letter on Keystone Pipeline
• NWU Professor & Teach In Space Finalist Reflects on Space Shuttle Disaster: #Challenger #LNK #Omaha
• Senate Measure to Repeal 1099 Provision Gains Bipartisan Steam
• Warm Up With Some Hot Jazz!
• Human Rights Commission Seeks Award Nominations
• Free Celebration February 13 Features One-Man Play On Lincoln
• Today we continue our tour of the campus virtual tour. Check out Olin planetarium - make sure to turn the lights off for maximum effect.
• Johanns: New CBO Report Is Latest Warning Bell On Spending
• Johanns Secures 60 Cosponsors Of 1099 Repeal
• Tony-winning 'Spring Awakening' to make Nebraska premiere at Lied
• Johanns Announces Committee Assignments For 112th Congress
• One of our favorite campus panoramas - to remind us that winter will be over soon. Have a great evening everyone!
• NWU Students Help Needy Teens Defray Costs of Prom:
• Mike Johanns urges corporate tax rate reduction
• Johanns tries again to cut tax-reporting provision
• Gov. Heineman Accepting Applications for State Colleges Trustee
• A Gesture That's Lost in the Mountain of Debt
• Ad Federation honors December UNL grad Sahiouni
• 2nd Lincoln PhotoFest to launch Feb. 4
• Fortenberry Comments on the State of the Union Address
• Fortenberry, Entire Nebraska Delegation to Sit Together During State of the Union
• 35th and Adams Closed For Shed Replacement
• Mayors Suttle and Beutler Launch reEnergize Program
• NWU's first production of the spring semester is The Seafarer, opening this Thursday - get your tickets! #LNK
• Willard Sorority Fundraiser to Help With Neuromuscular Disorder Research:
• Johanns' Response To State Of The Union Address
• The Hill - Johanns: Don't Trade Away New Jobs
• Johanns Making Strong Push For 1099 Repeal
• Blue Man Group at Lied Center Jan. 28-30 in 1st Lincoln stop
• Feb. 18-19 Women in Science Conference to feature hands-on experiences
• Steve Forbes to meet with UNL students Feb. 1
• Senator Johanns' Floor Speech Introducing Legislation Aimed at Job Creation and American Competitiveness
• Unofficial Transcript: Johanns' Floor Speech Introducing Legislation Aimed At Job Creation, American Competitiveness
• Johanns Opens Legislative Agenda With Bills Aimed At Job Creation And American Competitiveness
• NWU English professor Jim Schaffer — a finalist the Teach In Space Program — reflects on the 25th anniversary of the space shuttle Challenger explosion in today's Lincoln Journal Star.
• Author to share research on mysticism, Jan 27
• Roll Back the 1099 Provision
• UNL interim senior vice chancellor Weissinger a candidate for position
• 'Dinosaurs and Disasters' Feb. 5 at Morrill Hall
• 1099 Repeal A Must For Nebraska's Businesses
• Listen to the psychology podcast at with Dr. Todd Fleischer and Dr. Jerry Bockoven. #lnk
• Students Spend Semester Break in NYC for Inside Look at Business World:
• Gov. Heineman Activates New State Radio Network
• UNL entomologist Ratcliffe receives international beetle society honor
• Johanns: EPA Decision a Step in the Right Direction
• WBON Presents "Marketing: You Can Do It With a Limited Budget"
• ASTD-Lincoln presents "Blended Learning: Applied to the Real World" on February 17
• City Discontinues Use Of Phone Notification System For Parking Bans
• NWU Student's Internship Satisfies Her Passion For Agriculture:
• Johanns' 1099 Repeal Effort Rapidly Gaining Bipartisan Support
• Arlington, Kimball, Norris students win state InvestWrite competition
• UNL journalism college launches state government news service
• AmeriCorps Members To Conduct Energy Upgrade Event
• Pianist Ned Kirk Returns on January 30 for Performance at Bravo! Bosendorfer Concert: #lnk
• Third Annual Bowls For Backpacks Fundraiser to Help Feed Area's Hungry Kids: #lnk
• 'Hypnotism and Hotcakes' Friday night at Nebraska East Union
• 'Indian Textiles and Costumes' at Hillestad Textiles Gallery through Feb. 11
• NWU Psychology Professor Studies Trauma in Israel:
• Tweet about us. Follow us on Twitter @NEWesleyan.
• Gov. Heineman Seeking Applicants for OPPD Board of Directors
• Gov. Heineman Highlights Legislative Proposals Aimed at Enhancing Talent & Innovation
• Welcome back students!
• Agriculture a Top Priority in 112th Congress
• Bipartisan support rising for repeal of 1099 mandate
• Veterans History Project Workshop To Be Held For Volunteers
• Johanns: State of the Union Offers Opportunity To Ease Partisan Divisions
• “Human Performance Improvement: Doing More With Less” speaker Jack Zenger’s firm named one of the top 10 suppliers of executive education by The Wall Street Journal
• Andrea Nierenberg Opening Keynote Speaker at May 18 "HPI: Doing More With Less" Event
• Ralph Kilmann to speak on TKI at May 18 "HPI: Doing More With Less" Event
• Brad Starr, Keynote Speaker at "HPI: Doing More With Less" on May 18, 2011
• Nebraska Trumpet Ensemble Concert
• Johanns Meets Public
• Martin Luther King Jr. observances scheduled at UNL Jan. 18-22
• 'Sunday Scientist' program to explore volcanoes and hotspots Jan. 16
• Mayor's Statement On Governor's Budget Proposal
• Gov. Heineman Delivers State of the State Address
• Giving senior citizens a sporting chance
• Johanns wants to rein in EPA regulations
• Crash Disables Wayside Horn At 35th And Adams
• Gov. Heineman Delivers Inaugural Address
• Johanns Outlines Objectives For Agriculture Committee Hearings In 112th Congress
• Nebraska Congressional Delegation Announces Nebraska Breakfast Schedule
• Governor & Lt. Governor to Visit Six Communities during State of the State Tour
• Johanns Supports Gerrard For Federal Judgeship
• UNL nanoscience center offering Science Cafe on DNA biosensing Jan. 20
• Lincoln Completes the Year With Over 90% Tobacco Compliance Rate
• Fortenberry Statement on Shooting Violence in Arizona
• Mayor Presents December Award Of Excellence
• FirstCall Takes Responsibility For Overnight Phone Calls
• Flu Activity Reported in Lincoln
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans to Fly Flags at Half-Staff in Honor of Victims of Arizona Tragedy
• Sheldon Round Chair Discussion to raise awareness about sight and art
• University of Nebraska State Museum celebrates 140th anniversary
• Johanns Supports Ending Secret Holds
• Sunday Is Last Day To Recycle Trees At City Sites
• Ribbon Cut For New Water Pipeline
• Bridge Issues Close Antelope Valley Trails
• Fortenberry Sworn into 112th Congress
• Fortenberry Sworn into 112th Congress
• Johanns: 1099 Repeal In New Congress A Top Priority
• Perform with the Nebraska Trumpet Ensemble
• Fortenberry Statement on Millard South School Shooting
• Lincoln Energy Challenge To Help Public Reduce Energy Use, Save Money
• Don't miss the University Choir now on tour from Jan 4-16!
• Mueller Planetarium updates January schedule
• Endangered species conservation talk to lead off spring Olson seminars
• Mayor Beutler's Statement On Death Of Former Mayor Bill Harris
• Library of Congress Will Showcase History and Education Resources in Fremont
• Johanns Nominatees 51 Outstanding Nebraskans To The Military Service Academies
• Gov. Heineman Awards $360,550 in Community Development Funds to McCook and Ord
• Great Plains Art Museum exhibits modern Native American art
• Mayor Presents Medallions To LES Crew
• Nominations Now Accepted For Mayor's Arts Awards
• Nebraska 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Arena Project Website Launched
• Fortenberry Announces 2010 Military Academy Nominees
• City To Recycle Trees For 24th Year
• Governors Make Friendly Wager Ahead of Holiday Bowl
• Governor Names Thomas Hoff of Broken Bow to Serve on NPPD Board of Directors
• Home Heating Fires: A Leading Cause Of Home Fires
• Getting Fire Smart for the Season
• Downtown Block Of "O" Street To Remain Closed At Least Two Weeks
• UNL joins national study to find better, early treatment for schizophrenia
• Fortenberry Named Chairman of Agriculture Subcommittee
• 14 UNL students inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
• Cast change announced for Feb. 4 Lied Center show
• 'Double Vision' exhibit opens Jan. 7 at Great Plains Gallery
• NEW START TREATY PASSES SENATE WITH JOHANNS' SUPPORT
• Johanns Supports Amended Legislation for 9/11 First Responders
• Johanns Urges Vilsack, USDA To Conduct Cost Analysis On Proposed GIPSA Changes
• Johanns Seeks Full Debate On New START Treaty
• Johanns Bill To Improve Housing For Persons With Disabilities Passes Congress
• Sartore's 'Amphibians' exhibit at Morrill Hall through Nov. 30
• UNL physicists model potential 4-D imaging technique
• WBON presents Marketing College 2011
• ASTD-Lincoln presents "Social Networking: Understanding the Employment Implications"
• ASTD-Lincoln Announces 2010 Award Winners
• ASTD-Lincoln Recognizes Employee Learning Week 2010
• ASTD-Lincoln Recognizes Employee Learning Week 2010
• State of Nebraska Recognized with National Wellness Award for Employee Wellness Plan
• The eyes have it: UNL study uncovers political nature of gazing habits
• Degrees granted to more than 1,400 at University of Nebraska-Lincoln
• Fortenberry Commends Progress on U.S. Exports to China
• Fortenberry: 'We Can't Avoid the Debt Fight Any Longer'
• 10 ROTC cadets to receive military commissions at Dec. 18 ceremony
• Senator Johanns Speaks Out Against Earmarks On Fox Business
• Johanns Questions Nuclear Arms Treaty
• Johanns Bill To Improve Housing For Persons With Disabilities Passes Seante
• UNL to confer Bessey Medal to astronaut at commencement
• Gov. Heineman Comments on Legislative Budget Report
• Senators Split On Big Spending Measure
• Artists Needed For 2011 Rain Barrel Art Project
• Trail Users Advised To "See And Be Seen"
• Mayor And Developers Break Ground For Catalyst Project
• Bayer CropScience, UNL to partner on wheat-breeding research
• Exhibition - An Exhibition Of Portraits
• Toddler Team Up
• Johanns: I Cannot Support START Without Proper Scrutiny
• Court Ruling Marks Another Chapter For Health Care Debate
• Johanns Opposes Omnibus Spending Package
• Johanns Opposes Omnibus Spending Package
• Governor Announces State Patrol Superintendent to Retire Post This Spring
• Senator Johanns Stresses The Importance Of Addressing Our National Debt
• Some campus venues open during UNL's holiday closedown Dec. 24-Jan. 2
• 4 UNL students win Gilman scholarships to study abroad
• Mayor Presents November Award Of Excellence
• Motorists Urged To Avoid 9th, 10th and I-180 Downtown
• Students in Professor Rachel Droogsma's gender communication course put learning into action through work with the homeless in our community. We're proud of you!
• Nebraska P-16 Planning College Access Summit
• Johanns Applauds Kehler Confirmation As STRATCOM Commander
• Johanns Votes For Senate Tax Proposal
• Who'd have thought that applying to college would be such an important life skill?
• Food Safety Bill Important to Nebraska's Health and Livelihood
• ‘Christmas And All That Jazz’ Concert
• State Fire Marshal Releases Cause Of Lavista Apartment Fire
• Students, don't forget to take a break from studying. It's a beautiful 54 degrees outside today. Let's enjoy this weather while we still can!
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Geoffrey Hall of Blair to 6th Judicial District Judgeship
• Public Invited To Open Houses On Street Rehabilitation
• Local Partners Help Keep Lincoln Homes Hazard-Free
• DSC Survey Shows Desire For More Improvements
• Mayor Announces Municipal Marketing Effort
• An insightful editorial by Gerise Herndon, NWU Professor of English and Director of Gender Studies for the Reveille, Wesleyan's student newspaper.
• An insightful editorial by Gerise Herndon, NWU Professor of English and Director of Gender Studies for the Reveille, Wesleyan's student newspaper.
• Johanns Stands Firm On Priorities
• Mayor To Issue Human Rights Day Proclamation
• Slideshow of Xtreme Rat Challenge 2010!
• Johanns op-ed: Food safety bill important to our country's health and livelihood
• Health Education Solutions Preps EMTs and Paramedics for Rapid Employment Growth in New First Responder Special Section
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans to Fly Flags at Half-Staff on Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• Gov. Heineman Seeking Applicants for Nebraska Public Power District Board of Directors
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Michael Piccolo of North Platte to 11th Judicial District Judgeship
• Johanns Applauds U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement Progress
• Make The Nutcracker A Part Of Your Holiday Season
• Mayor And Local Journalists To Meet With Visitors From India
• Fortenberry Leads Call for Comprehensive Inspections in Syria's Nuclear Program
• Gov. Heineman Names Dave Bloomfield to Serve as District 17 State Senator
• Fortenberry Help HAITI Act Clears Congress
• Nominations Now Accepted For Mayor's Arts Awards
• Fortenberry Help HAITI Act Back
• Senator Johanns Invites Your Participation In The Holiday Mail For Heroes Program
• City Joins National Sustainability Organization
• Johanns Urges Progress Towards Trade Agreement During Negotiations
• Separation Of Grass And Leaves Ends Wednesday
• A Christmas Carol opens this Thursday at 7:30pm in McDonald Theatre! Call the box office at 402.465.2384 to get your tickets. See link below for extra show times.
• Meeting of Nation's Lt. Governors Being Held This Week in Nebraska
• Johanns: 1099 Vote Another Blow To Small Businesses
• Senator Johanns Live On Fox Business To Discuss Job Growth
• Unofficial Transcript: Johanns Urges Support For His Legislation To Repeal 1099 Mandate
• Senator Johanns Urges Support For His Legislation To Repeal 1099 Mandate
• Nebraska Wesleyan University Jazz Ensemble Concert
• A Nebraska Brass Christmas
• Eight Candidates Apply for District 17 Legislative Seat
• First Lady Hosting Holiday Open House at Governor’s Residence
• Tips Offered On Reducing Holiday Waste
• Information Available On City Tree Recycling Program
• The Thanks We Give
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for 6th Judicial District
• NWU faculty, staff and students helped make Thanksgiving a happier holiday for 92 Huntington Elementary School families.
• Lincoln Recycles Day Results, Prize Winners Announced
• Volunteers Needed For Gameday Recycling
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for 11th Judicial District
• Senator Johanns' Thanksgiving Address To Nebraskans
• Senator Johanns' Thanksgiving Address To Nebraskans
• CEO Breakfast Focuses on the Importance of Employee Wellness
• Do you have some business attire that you no longer wear? Bring it to campus Nov. 29-Dec 3. Students in the "One Size Fits All" liberal arts seminar are collecting clothes for a class project.
• Vote Scheduled For Johanns 1099 Repeal Legislation
• Vote Scheduled For Johanns 1099 Repeal Legislation
• Johanns Post-Thanksgiving 1099 Repeal Includes Deficit-Neutral Offset
• Johanns Post-Thanksgiving 1099 Repeal Includes Deficit-Neutral Offset
• Fortenberry Challenges TSA's Aggressive Screening Methods
• Low Interest Rate On Second Arena Bond Sale Saves More For Taxpayers
• Mayor Promotes "Small Business Saturday"
• In Case You Missed It: Recent News Reports on Status of Fortenberry Help Haiti Act
• Senators Complain About Airport Patdowns
• Johanns Offers 1099 Repeal That Doesn't Increase Deficit
• Record Crop Highlights Greater Need for Trade Deals
• "First Call" Now Available For Mobile Phone Use
• Governor Seeks Applicants for District 17 State Senator
• Johanns Joins Lawsuit Challenging Constitutionality Of Health Care Law
• Mayor Presents October Award Of Excellence
• Gov. Heineman Names Bruce Ramge to Serve as State Director of Insurance
• Governor & First Lady Announce Plans for 2011 Inaugural Gala
• Johanns joins move to ban earmarks
• Election Results Present Opportunity
• Gov. Heineman Awards $2 Million for Power Park Site Development in 3 Nebraska Communities
• Johanns To Support Earmark Ban
• Johanns To Support Earmark Ban
• NWU volleyball hits the NCAA Div. III national tournament tonight at 5:30 in St. Paul. Watch it live at www.mnsportsnetwork.com. Go Prairie Wolves!
• Johanns: Now Is The Time For 1099 Repeal
• Johanns: Now Is The Time For 1099 Repeal
• Volunteers Needed For Gameday Recycling
• JPA Affirms Mayor's Selection Of Arena Builder
• Time Running Out To Make Recycling Pledge
• City Has New Tools To Handle Winter Weather
• Deadline Monday For Artistic Birdhouse Applications
• Instructional expert featured in lectures Nov. 16-18 at UNL
• Drilling Started For Landfill Gas Project
• 'Sunday Scientist' explores ancient people, their 'killer beans' Nov. 21
• UNL student to appear on 'Jeopardy!' college championship tournament
• MCIF And LCIV Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
• UNL recognizes Distinguished Scholars of 2010
• 'Journey of the Lost Boys' author Joan Hecht at Nebraska Union Nov. 9
• 1st year of LHC proton runs ends for world, UNL physicists
• Johanns Counters Latest Pipeline Claims
• Nebraska high school students to put skills to the test at Nov. 9 Math Day
• 7-member faculty advisory committee appointed for Innovation Campus
• UNL alumni 'Masters' return to meet with students Nov. 10-12
• Election Results Push President To Support 1099 Tax Provision
• Bancroft Prize winner Jacobs to present Nov. 17 Olson Seminar at UNL
• Quilt museum schedules 1st U.S. exhibit of antique French quilts
• Johanns Statement On Election Results
• State Museum's Diamond shares $2.3M NSF grant for 'Life on Earth'
• Johanns Applauds Grant Funding To Support Fatherhood Initiative In Nebraska
• Channel 5 To Re-air Show Featuring Sorensen
• Health Education Solutions Career Transitions Special Section
• UNL Truman Day Nov. 8 to include workshop, award presentation
• Community presentation on credit scores, being 'money smart,' Nov. 10
• Genocide scholar to discuss Darfur Nov. 16 at Nebraska Union
• Johanns: Supplemental Pipeline Analysis Needed
• Gov. Heineman Awards $500,000 in Community Development Funds for Kearney Business Expansion
• Last public night of fall at Behlen Observatory is Nov. 12
• Study finds links between high schoolers' hopes, educational attainment
• Johanns Applauds Grant to Fund Veterans Academic Program at Central Community College
• 'Midsummer Night's Dream' Nov. 5 at Lied Center
• Johanns: EPA E15 Announcement Lacks Clarity, Leadership
• Mayor To Recognize Public's "Bright Ideas"
• UNL study: Schools that ban junk food at mealtime are 18% lighter
• Johanns: Pipeline Analysis Incomplete
• Halloween Doesn't Have to be a Dangerous Night for Children
• Barrage fiddles and dances its way into Lincoln on Nov. 12
• Keystone Pipeline Analysis Falls Far Short
• Capitol Humane Society Donates Oxygen Masks For Pets
• Study: To be good, leaders need to be a little bad
• Johanns Calls For Explanation Of Premature Pipeline Decision
• Husker Fans Asked To Recycle As Part Of Nationwide Competition
• Concert to raise funds, awareness for Salvadorian literacy
• Johanns Applauds Grant To Expand Commercial Flights In Sioux City
• Governors Make Friendly Wager over NU-MU Football Game
• Congratulations to seniors Jeff Baumann and Caitlin Bennett who were voted as this year's homecoming king and queen!
• Johanns Applauds Grant To Expand Commercial Flights In Sioux City
• Johanns Introduces Legislation To Prevent Unnecessary Pain To Unborn Children
• Gov. Heineman's Statement Following the Economic Forecasting Advisory Board Meeting
• Dr. Michael Shermer signed books for audience members today after his lecture in Olin Hall.
• Johanns Applauds Grant to Fund Veterans Academic Program at Central Community College
• Johanns Urges Colleagues To Protect Unborn Children From Unnecessary Pain
• NWU Step Show flyer
• Ready To Be Your Advocate
• Johanns Pushes Fetal Pain Bill
• Hometown Heroes
• Johanns Applauds Grant to Fund Veterans Academic Program at Central Community College
• Johanns Bill To House Disabled Advances
• Fortenberry in Northeast Nebraska Thursday and Friday
• Heidi Latsky's Dance company, GIMP, to perform at Lied Center Oct. 29
• Sen. Johanns Weekly Podcast - Sept. 30, 2010
• Remarks Given at the Send-Off Ceremony for the 623rd Engineer Company of the NE Army National Guard - Wahoo, NE
• UNL symposium to focus on challenge of inequality in the 'Age of Obama'
• Transcript Of Sen. Johanns' Introduction Of His Bill To Protect Unborn Children From Needless Pain
• Fortenberry: Continued Child Soldiers Funding "Presents an Affront to our Principles"
• Ghost hunter Chad Calek to speak Oct. 28 at Nebraska Union
• Johanns Seeking Military Academy Nominees As Deadline Approaches
• Johanns Applauds Grant To Expand Commercial Flights In Sioux City
• 'An Inconvenient Tax,' history of tax discussion Nov. 9
• Insurance Options Disappear Under Health Care Law
• Johanns Applauds Grant To Expand Commercial Flights In Sioux City
• Husker Nation challenged to gather most recyclables at Missouri game
• Johanns Honors Lincoln Couple As 'Adoption Angels'
• Johanns Applauds Grant to Fund Veterans Academic Program at Central Community College
• NPR's Peter Sagal in 1-man show at Lied Center Nov. 6
• Johanns Public Schedule Oct. 12-14 in Nebraska
• Ready To Be Your Advocate
• China's influence is topic of Nov. 10 lecture featuring Hagel, diplomat
• Senate Adjourns, Missing Crucial Opportunities
• NWU Plains Pride sponsored a GLBTQIA Ally flash mob event on campus today in support of National Coming Out Day to show our community there are allies on campus and that we will not tolerate anti-GLBTQIA bullying behaviors. Students, faculty and staff wo
• Law college to host fourth annual space, telecommunications law seminar
• Students, faculty and staff lined the sidewalk between Smith-Curtis and the Student Center in a visual representation of the Allies at NWU.
• Sheldon Friends of Chamber Music features Cassatt Quartet Oct. 24
• Gov. Heineman Thanks Nebraska VFW for Donation Benefitting Veterans Home Residents
• School trust lands, population, conservation in Great Plains Research
• UNL researcher's finding could sway thought on climate change
• UNL students selected for Collegiate Business Journalism Conference
• World-renowned pianist Vladimir Feltsman at Lied Center Oct. 26
• Union again ranked among America's best colleges
• Alumni photographers show in McClelland Gallery
• Oct. 11 lecture to honor alumna, pre-eminent medieval historian
• Mentorship program leads to a purrrfect internship
• Journalism's 'Innovator in Residence' Oct. 12-14 is Oh Yeon-Oh
• Dumpster diving? If that's what it takes to serve.
• UNL to submit athletics building project proposals
• Project Impact 2010: The legacy of service continues
• Mueller Planetarium sets schedule through Nov. 21
• Confused GPS lands new student at Union
• Dia de los Muertos events Oct. 31, Nov. 12 at Sheldon Museum
• Congratulations 2010/2011 class officers
• Lied Center building expansion gains approval
• Union experiences enrollment increase
• UNL researchers to track technology, find best tool to aid police
• Student author turns mission blog into book
• UNL to host Fulbright scholars at Global Food Security Seminar
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in Nebraska
• Coach Ken Carter to speak at Union College
• Oct. 29 ceremony to dedicate new home for UNL physicists, astronomers
• Senate Adjourns, Missing Crucial Opportunities
• Keystone Pipeline Analysis Falls Far Short
• Johanns Calls For Explanation Of Premature Pipeline Decision
• Mayor Says City Is Achieving Goals, But Can Do More
• Boo At The Zoo
• Howling Halloween
• Public Invited To Comment On Growth Of Lincoln
• Voter Registration Deadline is Friday, October 22nd for General Election
• City-Black Hills Energy Partnership Promotes Green Building Practices
• Phase III of Statewide Radio Network Complete
• Voter Registration Sites for October 12th – October 15th
• Mail-in Voter Registration Deadline is Friday, October 15th for General Election
• Accreditation Team Invites Public Comment
• WorkWell Banquet Features Internationally Acclaimed Speaker
• Mail-in Voter Registration Deadline is Friday, October 15th for General Election
• Mayor Presents Facts On Storm Drainage Bond Issue
• Public Invited To Workshop On Future Civic Plaza
• Mayor Invites Public To State Of The City Address
• Johanns: Pipeline Analysis Incomplete
• Johanns: EPA E15 Announcement Lacks Clarity, Leadership
• Creative Individuals Invited To Build A Better Birdhouse
• Volunteers Needed For Gameday Recycling
• Gov. Heineman Awards $477,000 to La Vista for Business Expansion
• Pledge To Recycle And Be A Winner
• Gov. Heineman Requests Federal Disaster Declaration
• Mayor Presents September Award Of Excellence
• Jim McKee: Drought brought out new rainmaking theories and quacks
• What we're into, 9.13.10: Auto-tuning, Google
• Voter Registration Sites for October 12th – October 15th
• Study: Gen-Xers are less likely than boomers to 'lose their religion'
• Today's cartoon, 9.12.2010
• Today's cartoon, 9.12.2010
• iPhone chats with teen lead to prison for Lincoln man
• Read to a dog returns to Lincoln libraries
• Jeff's top five: Omaha restaurants
• October 8, 2010: Smith Statement on September Unemployment Numbers
• Johanns Public Schedule Oct. 12-14 in Nebraska
• Household Hazardous Waste Collections
• Gov. Heineman Comments on September State Tax Receipts
• Husker fans salute the troops
• 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch' returns to Lincoln this weekend
• Sneak Peek of Tomorrow's Deal!
• Aura
• Fall Fashion 101: Shoes and bags
• Sneak Peek of Tomorrow's Deal!
• Serenity Salon
• Sneak Peek of Tomorrow's Deal!
• Stauffers
• Former Special Olympics director is named president of Crane Trust
• Seasoned to Taste: Roasted Zucchini with Ricotta and Mint
• Recipe Box, Sept. 8, 2010
• Below the scroll: Laughing at terrified people
• Nebraska volleyball at Devaney Center
• Grim outlook for Democrats puts House up for grabs
• On a mission of support
• Sneak Peek of Tomorrow's Deal!
• Tandoor
• White: Terry protects banks' greed (World-Herald)
• Stop Gap Measures Poor Substitute for Action
• Births, 9/3/10
• Nebraska State Fair
• Midland college president Sasse makes mark
• Couple pledges $100,000 for Hickman aquatics center
• Husker Extra Game Day
• Senator Johanns Honors Scott and Nicole Sherer as 2010 Nebraska Adoption Angels
• Insurance Options Disappear Under Health Care Law
• Johanns Honors Lincoln Couple As 'Adoption Angels'
• Just finished a an interview with Tiffany at KDUH CH 4 in Scottsbluff
• I would like to introduce Anne Boyle as my running mate for Lieutenant Governor
• I attended and spoke at the State Borad of Education meeting this morning, followed by interviews with KETV CH 7 Omaha and the Star City News, a project of the UNL Journalism Department
• Listen today to KRVN for my interview in Lexington!
• Thanks to all who helped with recent campaign events in Hastings, Grand Island and Doniphan! The photo below is from our Hastings fundraiser earlier this week.
• Births, 9/4/10
• I attended and spoke at the State Borad of Education meeting this morning, followed by interviews with KETV CH 7 Omaha and the Star City News, a project of the UNL Journalism Department
• Listen today to KRVN for my interview in Lexington!
• Thanks to all who helped with recent campaign events in Hastings, Grand Island and Doniphan! The photo below is from our Hastings fundraiser earlier this week.
• Review: Lippman novel delivers thrilling treatise on unreliable memories
• Book Report: The biggest bookworm; a new Oprah pick
• Tips to get the most of your massage
• Fall Fashion 101: Denim
• 'MacGruber,' 'Killers' are new DVD releases
• Jeff Korbelik: KOLN quick to pull plug on Vanderfords
• Johanns Seeking Military Academy Nominees As Deadline Approaches
• Accident Closes Two Lanes Of Big "X" Intersection
• Conservative, Free Market Ideals
• Just finished a an interview with Tiffany at KDUH CH 4 in Scottsbluff
• I would like to introduce Anne Boyle as my running mate for Lieutenant Governor
• Firefighters Don Pink Shirts To Fight Breast Cancer
• Surveillance Photos Released of Sexual Assault Suspect
• Activities Set For International Walk To School Day
• Jeff Korbelik: CW jumping into new TV season early
• Lincoln couple create their dream home
• Steve Batie: A shocking lack of lumber
• On the anniversary of the bailout, Rep. Terry still supports Wall Street over Main Street
• Senator Johanns on the Jobs bill and job creation
• Real Estate Records, 9/5
• Sneak Peek of Tomorrow's Deal!
• Pancho Villa Logo
• Audubon magazine features local site
• Benefit planned for Seward woman
• 2 superheroes are on a spiritual mission
• What we're into, 9.6.10: Zazzle, Elvis
• Today's cartoon, 9.5.2010
• Today's cartoon, 9.5.2010
• If you go
• Review: Going the Distance
• Going the Distance
• If you go
• Cyclists heading to Lincoln with a message: Protect our kids
• Labor Day closings
• Jeff's top five: Salad bars
• OWH: White says Terry’s lying, undermining his religion
• Thanks to all who helped with recent campaign events in Hastings, Grand Island and Doniphan! The ph
• Chocolatier Blue
• Nebraska State Fair, Sept. 2, 2010
• Actors reunite on stage after 19 years
• New music reviews: Richard Thompson, Heart
• Red9 to feature Country Showdown Sunday and Sept. 11
• Senators ask Obama to address beef issue
• Johanns asks Obama to step up on trade
• Sen. Mike Johanns: Congress should listen to voters
• Obama Told on Abortion: Change Your Mind Because Unborn Children Feel Pain
• Johanns Pushes Fetal Pain Bill
• Transcript Of Sen. Johanns' Introduction Of His Bill To Protect Unborn Children From Needless P
• Fire Prevention Week Is October 3 Through 9
• Husker fan
• No Immediate Merger Planned For Senior Centers
• Some State Board of Ed members want broader health care resolution
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans to Lower Flags Sunday to Honor Fallen Firefighters
• Commission focuses budget scrutiny on NEBRASKAland Magazine
• Sen. Johanns Weekly Podcast - Sept. 30, 2010
• Review: Fate of Earth looms in thriller 'The Ark'
• L. Kent Wolgamott: Fair tips from a longtime attendee
• Mark Andersen: A roundup of health notes, tidbits
• Symposium to examine how public receives, perceives information
• Study: Sport fans who move stay true to their home team
• Johanns Bill To House Disabled Advances
• Mayor And Foundation Announce Lied Gift For New Bookmobile
• I completed the Nebraska Tourism Byways passport program yesterday at the Happy Jack Chalk Mine in
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy Presents 2010 ‘Be Prepared’ Awards
• September 30, 2010: Smith Calls on Congress to Take Action on Budget, Appropriations Bills
• Public Invited To Dedication For Heritage School, Hudson Cabin
• September 30, 2010: Congress Must Stop Tax Increases
• September 30, 2010: Congress Must Stop Tax Increases
• Fortenberry Votes to Level Playing Field with China on Trade
• September 29, 2010: Smith Opposes China Currency Bill Which Threatens Ag Trade
• Second Lincoln Smoke Alarm Rally Set For October 2
• September 29, 2010: Forum Exposes EPA Overreach
• Johanns Introduces Legislation To Prevent Unnecessary Pain To Unborn Children
• Johanns Urges Colleagues To Protect Unborn Children From Unnecessary Pain
• No Vote ‘Leaves America Hanging’
• Mayor Names Halstead As Health Director
• Fortenberry to EPA: Don't Move Forward on Farm Dust Rule
• Johanns' Floor Speech On Keeping Jobs In America
• Nebraska P-16 Leaders Encourage Nebraska High School Students to ‘Go Visit College’
• Health Education Solutions Launches Healthcare Careers Section
• GOP Lawmakers Question Terry Ad, Ashford Calls it “Inaccurate” (Nebraska Watchdog)
• EU Taking Advantage of Our Inaction on Trade
• Terry Comments on Businessman Roy Smith
• Stemming the Tide of Illegal Immigration
• Johanns Highlights Unintended Consequences Of The Health Care Law On Its 6 Month Anniversary
• Sen. Johanns Weekly Podcast - Sept. 23. 2010
• Sen. Johanns Weekly Podcast - Sept. 13, 2010
• Public Invited To Sustainability Workshop
• Thank you to everyone who attended our fund raiser yesterday evening at Castle Barrett.
• a few picture from my speech at the League of Nebraska Municipalities in Kearney
• World Day on Mall set for Sept. 16
• Book Report: ‘Cheeseball' joins Oxford Dictionary, James Patterson hauls in $70 million
• Below the Scroll: Pee-wee Herman goes to Sturgis
• Review: ‘Mockingjay' closes out trilogy with a flourish
• September 23, 2010: Smith Statement on House Republicans' "Pledge to America"
• Residents Can Apply For Rain Garden Grants
• Public Invited To Open House On Antelope Creek Watershed Basin Management Plan
• New Music Reviews: Katy Perry, Marty Stuart, Magic Kids
• Deal With It! : Charities keep sending address labels after single donation
• Letters, 8/24: Rise above hate
• Victoria Ayotte Brown, 8/24: Mosque debate consumes commenters
• Editorial, 8/24: TransCanada should back off
• Registration for Nebraska Student Vote begins
• 6 to 6 Auto
• Jeff Korbelik: KFOR debuts new daytime lineup
• Politics Daily: Rarer Than a Unicorn, We Find a Nervous GOP House Incumbent
• Johanns: Extending Tax Cuts Will Boost Economy, Create Jobs
• Unofficial Transcript: Senator Johanns' Floor Speech On The Importance Of Extending Tax Cuts To
• Gov. Heineman Keeps Alcohol Ban at Lake McConaughy, Approves for Other State Parks
• Johanns Asks President Obama To Adderwss Beef Trade Restrictions With Japanese Prime Minister
• Johanns Receives Guardian of Small Business Award from NFIB
• Anthony West
• NU soccer team drops opener to Lobos
• Nearly 100,000 free meals offered to children this summer
• Saunders County trying to close bridge gap
• Letters, 8/23: Step up to XL plate
• Local View: Consider complete costs of waging war for imported oil
• Review: 'Tough Customer' a steamy tale of obsession, love and terror
• Sneak Peek of Tomorrow's Deal!
• Monarch butterfly
• Largest Tax Increase in History Looms
• National Security Over Politics
• Jobs and Tax Increases
• Johanns: U.S. Cannot Continue To Sit Idle On Trade
• Nebraska Enterprise Fund To Receive $75,000 To Support Microenterprise
• Unofficial Transcript: Johanns Calls For U.S. To Act On Pending Trade Agreements
• Nationwide Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
• Lincoln Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Terry Desperately Tries to Hide from His Record of Debt, Deficits, and Bailouts with Attack Ad
• September 17, 2010: Smith Offers Pocket Constitutions to Third District Residents
• Sales Tax Revenues Up For July
• Lorene Bartos: New rule is affecting dishwasher detergent
• Butterflies, hummingbirds all a flutter in Nebraska
• September 17, 2010: Smith Invites Citizens to Help Identify Wasteful Spending
• All about hummingbirds
• UNL Gardens offers fall tours of Maxwell Arboretum
• Steve Batie: Workshop rules to build by
• Hyak Hummingbird
• Real Estate Records, 8/22
• Below the Scroll: Batman robs Taco Bell, black bears guard pot farm
• Review: Murder heats up investigation in Venice
• Review: Eyewitness accounts of pioneer life don't mean true stories
• 'Rocky & Bullwinkle' keeps its laugh factor on new Season Four DVD
• Take a vacation (on the cheap) by film or DVD
• State labor website, phone down Saturday
• Work to Begin on the Burr Spur, S66E
• Work on U.S. 77 at Wymore resumes Thursday
• Work to begin Monday on Nebraska 1
• Below the Scroll: Teen hearing loss is up 30 percent, dang racket to blame
• Lincoln Quilters Guild raises money for Special Olympics
• Special Olympics Quilt
• Revitalift
• Johanns: U.S. Continues Missing Trade Opportunities
• Listen today to KRVN for my interview in Lexington!
• Recipe Box, Aug. 18, 2010
• Lancaster County added to ICE 'secure communities' list
• Jim McKee: KKK groups formed in nearly a dozen Nebraska cities in 1920s
• Review: FBI profiler in a race to catch killer before hurricane hits
• Asphalt surfacing to start near Beaver Crossing
• Beware the move-in traffic near UNL
• Number of teens with hearing loss increases
• Below the Scroll: J.D. Salinger's toilet for sale on eBay for $1 million
• Sneak Peek of Tomorrow's Deal!
• Senator Johanns Holds A Press Conference With The U.S. Chamber To Discuss His 1099 Legislation
• Gov. Heineman Awards $508,000 in CDBG Funding for Business Improvement Project in Laurel
• Johanns: Small Business Bill Misses Critical Opportunity, Includes Additional 1099 Mandates
• Discontinuation of Neighborhood Bus Routes
• Victoria Ayotte Brown, 8/17: Sparks fly over letter on gay marriage column
• Letters, 8/17: Backing small businesses
• Judge: Some changes to Nebraska's sex offender laws can be challenged
• U.S. district judge's order on Nebraska's sex offender laws (PDF)
• Will Henry
• Parents can help get school year off to good start
• Red9 to host concert for Matt Talbot
• Summer sendoff at Sheldon set for Tuesday night
• Report: Cancer is the world's costliest disease
• Restrictions on chiropractors' contact with accident victims move forward
• Johanns Backs Biodiesel Tax Credit Extension
• Stimulus Finds New Ways to Waste Taxpayers’ Dollars
• Just Three Months to Go!
• Taxpayer Hero Award
• Band2
• Earmark Reform is Needed
• Band
• Right to Life Endorsement
• Courts, 8/15
• Divorces, 8/15
• Marriage licenses, 8/15
• St. Paul walks off with 15-14 win over Saltdogs
• Share your thoughts
• September 15, 2010: Smith Testifies for Nebraska Exporters
• September 15, 2010: House Passes Smith's Veterinary Bill
• Threats to our nation
• Celebrating Independence Day
• The truth about the budget deficit
• The Dangers of a Lame Duck Session
• Democrats Opposing Trade
• KETV: Terry, White Enter Political Boxing Ring 7 Weeks Out
• Terry Lauds Funding for VA Hospital and Cemetery
• Terry's Statement in Celebration of the National Day of Prayer
• Terry Comments on FY011 Budget
• Terry Comments on Speaker Pelosi’s Latest Plan for Government Takeover of Health Care
• OWH: Thrust of Terry-White throwdown in ads is Bush deficit vs. Obama’s
• Space-Terry Bill Promotes Free Diabetes Screening for Seniors
• Terry: Honor Law Enforcement
• Terry Comments on Funding for a New National Veterans Cemetery in Omaha
• Terry Statement on the Unemployment Rate
• Transcript Of Johanns Floor Speech Regarding The Upcoming Vote On His Legislation To Repeal The Burd
• Terry Votes ‘No’ to State Bailout Bill
• Terry Supports New Website to Engage America
• Terry Comments on Sigerson’s Resignation
• Terry Concerned with Recovery.gov Errors
• Johanns’ proposal would relieve paperwork burden from small business
• Terry Offers Contractor Conversion Amendment to Defense Authorization Bill
• Local African Americans Honored
• TERRY EXPRESSES GRAVE CONCERNS ABOUT NYC TERRORIST TRIAL
• Senator Johanns Urges His Colleagues To Protect Our Nation's Job Creators
• Terry Supports Permanent Fix for Medicare Reimbursements
• Terry Comments on Toyota Congressional Hearing
• Terry Critical of Military “Political Correctness” Going Too Far
• Johanns Discusses Small Businesses On C-SPAN's Washington Journal
• Steve Batie: What were they thinking?
• Terry Supports Fiscal Discipline, Votes Against Extenders Package
• Terry Introduces Fuel Pipeline Act
• Afghanistan Statement
• UNOFFICIAL Transcript of Sen. Johanns' Floor Speech Urging Support For His Legislation To Prote
• Lorene Bartos: Time management is key to finishing summer to-do list
• National Cemetery Land Search
• Matheson & Terry Introduce Ticket Competition Bill
• Terry Votes ‘No’ to Omnibus Spending
• Johanns: Protecting Health Care Bill More Important To Senate Democrats Than Supporting Small Busine
• Review: Author crafts intricate thriller from terror attack
• Terry Disappointed in Senate EPA Vote
• Terry Applauds Earmark Moratorium
• Terry Names Military Academy Nominees
• The 1099 Insurrection
• Watchdog: The Congressman and His Pledge(s)
• Terry: Focus on Oil Clean Up
• Terry Comments on Impending Health Care Reform Vote
• Terry Introduces Bill to Promote Use of Electric Vehicles
• Health Education Solutions Launches Robust Online PALS Certification Special Section
• Tom White Applauds Governor’s Decision to Accept Education Money
• Terry: Escrow Fund Will Aid Gulf Region
• Terry Supports Up-or-Down Vote on the Senate Health Care Bill
• Terry Comments on Senator Nelson’s Health Care Vote Decision
• Terry Supports Bill to End ACORN Funding
• In His First Ad, Rep. Lee Terry Fails to Take Responsibility for His Votes for Reckless Spending and
• Terry Introduces Balanced Budget Amendment
• Terry Comments on ‘Slaughter Solution’
• Terry Supports Obama’s Intelligence Reforms
• Terry Supports Legislation to Increase Physician Numbers
• Tom White for Congress Unveils First TV Ad
• Terry Calls for Federal Investigation Into Allegations of EPA Destroying Records
• Congressman Terry Pleased with VA Design Award to Leo A. Daly Company
• Terry Comments on December Unemployment Numbers
• Terry Calls for Transparency in H.R. 3200
• KIOS: Tom White talks jobs, education
• Terry: Fiscal Responsibility Needed, Not More Partisan Politics for our Troops
• Terry Comments on President Obama’s Offshore Drilling Plan
• Terry Co-Sponsors Health Care Discharge Petition
• Terry Supports Legislation to Post Bills Online
• LJS: Early election season TV ads pledge fiscal responsibility
• Terry Disappointed in Berwick Appointment
• Western Lawmakers Join in Opposition of Bill to Allow Federal Regulation of ALL U.S. Water
• Charitable Donations For Haiti Earthquake Victims
• Terry Calls for more Troops to Afghanistan
• WOWT: Tom White on the Midday News
• Congressman Terry Receives "Thomas Jefferson Award"
• Terry Will Vote ‘No’ to Pay Increase
• Terry Comments on Debt Limit and Unemployment Benefit Numbers
• Tom White’s New Ad Holds Terry Accountable for Voting to Double the Debt
• Terry Votes ‘No’ to More Debt
• Creighton's Sustainability Efforts Increase with New Alternative Energy Project
• Terry Comments on Growth Rate, Jobs
• Terry’s Low Power FM Bill Reported Out of Energy & Commerce Committee
• The Health Care Law's Job Killing Tax Mandate
• PJ's Baby Cakes
• Kelsey Pope
• PJ's Baby Cakes
• Mayor Presents August Award Of Excellence
• Review: The Expendables
• L. Kent Wolgamott: Vangobot is an amazing painting machine
• Child welfare reform proving costly for providers
• Lack of demand in smaller cities a drag on hotel recovery
• Review: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
• Teachers train for 100-mile run in the mountains
• Jim McKee: Lee's Restaurant has come a long way since Al's Inn
• Review: Last suppers of famous folks include elaborate meals, frosted cookies
• Sneak Peek of Tomorrow's Deal!
• Scooter's Coffeehouse
• Today's cartoon: 8.15.2010
• Today's cartoon: 8.15.2010
• Senator Johanns Urges Support For His Amendment To Protect Small Businesses
• Mike Johanns: Fix in small-business bill would end onerous costs
• Senator Johanns On His Legislation To Protect Small Businesses
• September 11, 2010: Smith Statement on the Ninth Anniversary of 9/11
• Phase Two Of Stevens Creek Trunk Sewer Project Nears Completion
• September 10, 2010: Smith Announces Youth Advisory Council Members
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans to Fly Flags at Half-Staff for Patriot Day
• Johanns: Report Reinforces Concerns Over Health Care Law's Medicaid Mandate
• Fortenberry: We Must Assure the American People That This Will Never Happen Again
• August 11, 2010: Smith to VA: Alliance Veterans Clinic Must Remain Open
• Photos from my travels on Friday; The Stapleton Enterprise, North Platte telegraph and changing a f
• Johanns "Blown Away" By State Fair
• Top Economist to Address 'Too Big to Fail' in Lincoln
• August 16, 2010: Smith Comments on Sugar Beet Restriction
• Taking a break this morning after walking the Arrows to Aeropsace parade in Bellevue and attending
• Pass Johanns Legislation
• Fortenberry Announces Town Hall Schedule
• One Stimulus Bill After Another
• helping farmers one grasshopper at a time
• Fortenberry to Discuss Manufacturing Expansion at Lincoln Kawasaki Plant Wednesday, Aug. 4
• August 18, 2010: Smith Releases District Schedule
• Really good day today in Omaha and Northeast Nebraska; started the day at the Omaha World Herald, f
• Johanns: National Debt Is Frightening
• Important Changes to Fortenberry Town Hall Schedule
• Giving our Troops the Support They Deserve
• I had a great time visiting with the staff at the Center for Rural Affairs in Lyons, NE
• Let’s Fix Obamacare's Tax Paperwork Problem For Small Businesses
• Fortenberry Welcomes Middle East Peace Talks
• Back to School Youth Leadership Opportunities
• Wednesday was a busy day on the campaign trail; I held a press conference at the former Dana Colleg
• Ease the burden of Obamacare's paperwork
• Johanns Presses TransCanada To Negotiate Fairly With Nebraskans
• This Labor Day, Let's Focus on Jobs
• I had a great day visiting Nebraskans and media in Siouxland; visited the Dakota Co. Star, KTIV, KM
• Sen Johanns: Country's Debt Reaching Critical Stages
• Senator Johanns On His Amendment To Repeal A Burdensome Paperwork Requirement During An Open Coffee
• September 8, 2010: Smith Voices Opposition to Tax Hikes, Calls for Spending Cuts
• I visited Wayne to speak to WSC journalism students, facukty and staff; Yankton, SD radio station K
• Senator Johanns Across Nebraska - August 2010
• Johanns calls for TransCanada to be fair on land
• Congress to Consider Fortenberry Veterans Bill
• I had a wonderful time meeting with all of the women at the NDPWC Helen Boosalis luncheon in Lincol
• Mike Johanns: GOP Gains Could Lead To Bipartisanship
• Johanns Applauds Appointment Of Nebraskan To USDA Committee
• Fortenberry Bill to Increase Economic Opportunities for Veterans Gains Support
• Its A Grand Affair at this years Nebraska State Fair in Grand Island; interviewed with KRVN, the Pl
• Johanns Gears Up For A Vote On His Legislation To Repeal Costly Paperwork Mandate
• Johanns Applauds Decision To Reaffirm Ban On Taxpayer Dollars To ACORN
• Fortenberry Announces Congressional Art Competition Winner
• Just finished a an interview with Tiffany at KDUH CH 4 in Scottsbluff
• Gov. Heineman Highlights Priorities for Nebraska’s Continued Economic Vitality
• Senator Johanns - Answers Across Nebraska - August Recess, 2010
• Fortenberry, author of Child Soldiers Prevention Act, comments on 2010 Human Trafficking Report
• I would like to introduce Anne Boyle as my running mate for Lieutenant Governor
• I had a great time in Lancaster and York counties yesterday. I spoke to NAPE-AFSCME members and att
• Mike Johanns Tours Southwest Nebraska
• Fortenberry to Review Oil Spill Damage on Gulf Coast
• I attended and spoke at the State Borad of Education meeting this morning, followed by interviews w
• Interviewed with the Seward Independent/Friend Sentinel and the Crete News
• Chadron Vet Honored During Dedication Ceremony
• Fortenberry Renews Request for Hearing on al-Shabaab
• Absolutely beautiful today for a parade today at Chimney Rock Pioneer Days in Bayard
• In Lincoln for the night; I had a great time meeting voters in Seward, Saline and Richardson counti
• Johanns Applauds USDA Announcement Regarding Recent Storm Damage
• Fortenberry Bill Redesigns America's Renewable Fuels Strategy
• Small Hydropower Has Big Potential
• Another great day on the road in Southeast Nebraska; interviewed with newspapers in Nebraska City,
• Johanns Talks Fiscal Responsibility in Siouxland
• Fortenberry Help Haiti Act Passes in House
• August 10, 2010: Smith Votes Against More Stimulus Tax Increases
• Great day in Scottsbluff and Chadron Thursday; interviewed with Kevin Mooney at KNEB and joined the
• Lincoln Police Department Targets Impaired Drivers with Checkpoint
• "End of School" Traffic Enforcement Project Results
• Goodwill Donation Information
• City Proposes Purchase Of Experian Building
• Gov. Heineman Announces 2010 Recipients of Governor’s Workplace Wellness Award
• Health Education Solutions Teaches Lifesaving Skills In New Online Heartsaver Special Section
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection & Usable Latex Paint Exchange In Septem
• New Program To Help Nonprofits Cut Energy Costs
• Gov. Heineman Comments on Board of Ed Federal Unfunded Mandates
• Nebraska Brass Announce 2010-2011 Concert Season!
• Lincoln Police Issue Reminders for Safe Football Season
• 12-Block Stretch Of N. 70th Street To Close For Improvements
• Governor Announces Director of Insurance Ann Frohman to Leave Post This Fall
• Health Education Solutions Launches Stroke Special Section Online For Healthcare Professionals
• Cause of McCook Coop Fire Determined
• Christmas Carols in August?
• Mayor Welcomes Visitors For Football
• Mayor To Refuse Any Salary Increase
• Additional $240,000 in State Funds Available to Help Homeowners Affected by Flooding
• Project Planned to Impact Underage Drinking
• Mayor Presents July Award Of Excellence
• Low Interest Rate On Arena Bond Sale Saves Taxpayers Millions
• Gov. Heineman and Nebraska Education Officials Outline Plan to Utilize Additional School Aid Funds
• Mayor Sends Condolences To Family Of City Employee
• Federal Health Care Medicaid Expansion to Cost Nebraska $526 to $766 Million
• Smoke Alarm Rally Set For August 21
• Special Olympics' Recycling Efforts Surpass Goal
• Pedestrian Bridge Closed For Evaluation
• Nebraska Counties Approved for Agricultural Disaster Status
• Mayor Promotes School Safety
• "You Drink & Drive. You Lose." Crackdown
• Keystone XL letters cause stir
• Patrol arrests 6 for sex offender registry violations
• Super Fair attendance up but short of expectations
• New buildings could rise in Industrial Arts footprint
• State’s retirement plans account for 15% of budget deficit
• Stocks Up: An update on pursuing goals
• Holdrege doctor donates art-book collection
• Rating agencies give arena bonds good marks
• Youthful library patrons can get State Fair coupons
• Fire destroys body shop in Hickman
• That's more like it
• Lincoln pools wrapping up season
• Rural teen dies in Seward County rollover
• Friends, family plant tree in Lincoln crash victim's memory
• Mayor says Lincoln bridges won't be falling down after July incident
• At least this year, there will be no Star City Holiday Parade
• Lancaster County Fair highlights for Saturday, Aug. 14
• LES sets record for energy use in 2010
• County closes sale on Lancaster Manor
• Public pool season begins closing Sunday
• Design & Construction Contribute To Bridge Collapse
• Before relief, another day of heat -- and now add thunderstorms
• Back-to-school events expected to serve 5,000 area children
• Special Olympics Nebraska benefits from National Games experience
• Music and survival skills is Saturday's campfire program
• August crop outlook adds to agricultural optimism
• Weather could spoil Perseid meteor shower in Lincoln
• Wanted: help cleaning up lakes, streams
• Lincoln police investigate body found in truck
• Commissioners tour progress on new 'Lego-style' jail
• Lancaster County Fair highlights for Friday, Aug. 13
• New division gives people with disabilities opportunities at Super Fair
• Porky'N'Beans claims back-to-back Ribfest titles
• Small power outage leaves many in Lincoln without Time Warner services
• Hypothermia helps Lincoln man heal after cardiac arrest
• Investigators: Lincoln woman was texting minutes before crash
• Wanted: Help to Clean Up Litter at Area Lakes and Streams
• Arts Incorporated Seeking Bright, Motivated Applicants For Part-Time Position
• Horticulture judges have evaluating fruits, veggies down to a science
• 15-month detour awaits Norris School District students, parents, staff
• Big ideas/Big Jobs event Saturday at museum
• Husker expert to speak at Literacy Council fundraiser
• Relief is in sight: Excessive heat warning could expire Thursday
• Nebraska Game and Parks Commission restructuring in motion
• NET Foundation receives $1.5M bequest Inspire Nebraska Campaign
• Lancaster County Fair highlights for Thursday, Aug. 12
• Off-duty firefighter uses garden hose to combat Lincoln duplex fire
• Nebraska Trade Delegation Signs Agreement with Taiwan for Corn, Soybeans & Wheat
• Roger T. Larson to Receive Kiwanis Distinguished Service Award
• Hospital bond issue faces Fillmore County voters
• Count dragonflies Saturday at Spring Creek Prairie
• Part of K Street to close Thursday night
• Buy season tickets for Big Red shuttle
• Lincoln, Southeast Nebraska feel the heat
• Lancaster County Fair highlights for Wednesday, Aug. 11
• Stimulus project to begin near 70th Street, Cornhusker Highway
• Nebraska tax revenue dips in July
• Industrial Arts Building proposal rejected
• Portion Of "K" Street To Close Thursday Night
• Health care reform topic for luncheon
• Downtown group looking for nominees
• USDA: Warm weather helping corn, soybeans develop
• Lancaster County Fair highlights for Tuesday, Aug. 10
• Fall household hazardous waste collections begin this month
• Stimulus Project To Begin In Area Of 70th And Cornhusker
• Epilogue: Life and memories keep rolling on
• I-80 reopens after fatal semi crash near Seward
• LES Sustainable Energy Program funds still available
• Historical train crash marker dedicated southwest of Lincoln
• Astronaut Clay Anderson to visit Hyde Observatory
• First women's-only triathlon empowers women
• Crash kills Lincoln woman
• Dressage foundation moves to new digs, gets $1 million donation
• Marker unveiling is Monday
• Teen forum: Say no to alcohol
• Girl Scouts: new image, new energy
• Green roof will sprout on Arbor Day Foundation building
• UNL research will protect U.S. soldiers
• Lincoln area under a heat warning
• Nancy Hicks: Where'd money go?
• Lincoln teen knows: Don't text and drive
• Musick: Howard Hughes lived on
• Lincoln-based Guard soldiers return home from Iraq
• Husker fan day draws thousands
• Chalk up a sidewalk masterpiece
• Summer youth camp caters to low-income and homeless kids
• Grant money available for transporting elderly, disabled people
• Companies get in line for piece of arena pie
• Lincoln can expect some hot days ahead
• Friends to put on ‘Dr. Quinn' musical parody in Lincoln
• Nebraskan's red Husker hat carries different significance in Kenya
• Nebraska gets grant to bolster unemployment insurance systems
• CRP sign-up meetings set for next week
• Rating the rides at the county's Super Fair
• 2010 Nebraska State Fair advance gate tickets available
• Improvements planned along Old Cheney Road
• Public service officer faces lost job with city budget cuts
• Mr. Nebraska State Fair dies at 88
• Lincoln firefighters respond to small downtown fire
• Report: Nebraska has lowest per capita debt
• Marker commemorating 1894 train wreck to be unveiled
• Lincoln woman captures horse showing world championship
• No injuries in Lincoln four-plex deck fire
• Church burglary suspects in custody
• Health department to collect mercury thermostats
• 70 Nebraska National Guard soldiers returning
• Seven new tenants coming to Westfield Gateway
• Haymarket Theatre's first floor reopens
• Once on a roll, carbon credits now languishing
• Haymarket Streets Reopen
• VA asks for feedback at forum
• New Safety Measures Added For Schoo Students
• UNMC hosts domestic violence conference
• Open House Set On Improvements To Old Cheney
• Lightning strike causes house fire
• Public Invited To Plan-It-Yourself Workshop
• Special Olympics Classic needs volunteers
• Girls receive three-wheel bikes from M.A.D. Dads
• Nebraska delegation set for trade mission to Taiwan, Hong Kong
• Lancaster County Fair 2010: A few new ingredients
• First human West Nile case reported in Lancaster County
• Lancaster County Super Fair highlights, Friday, Aug. 6
• 18 whooping cough cases in Lancaster County in past two months
• Fall Household Hazardous Waste Collections Begin Late August
• Lower Platte South NRD keeps the lid on taxes in new budget
• Fund set up to buy headstone for rural Kearney boy, 4
• LFR rescue dog finds missing woman in field
• Nebraska Democratic women salute Helen Boosalis
• Lancaster County Fair begins Thursday
• Hundreds of transfusions save Lincoln man, but he still needs blood
• Lincoln Fire & Rescue/NETF1 Canine Aid In Search
• West Nile Virus Case Reported In Lancaster County
• Nebraska Trade Mission Delegates Prepare to Depart
• Pertussis (Whooping Cough) Cases Increasing in Lancaster County
• Health Education Solutions Launches New HealthEdSolutions.com
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Kris Mickey of Scottsbluff to 12th Judicial District Judgeship
• Gov. Heineman Announces Grant County Now Certified as Livestock Friendly
• Public Invited To Unveiling Of Historical Marker
• Haymarket Streets To Remain Closed At Least Through Weekend
• West Nile Virus found in Mosquitoes in Lancaster County
• Quick Reporting And Cleanup Are Keys To Success Of Graffiti Program
• Gov. Heineman Congratulates Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital on Joining NeHII Statewide Health Exchang
• Gov. Heineman Requests Agricultural Disaster Designations for Nine Counties
• Second Bridge Closed In Wilderness Park
• Gov. Heineman Awards $840,000 in Disaster Aid Funding
• EMS Interfund Loan Paid Off
• No Injuries In Structural Failure Of Wilderness Park Bridge
• Local Law Enforcement Searching for Escapee Shane Tilley
• Three City Unions Agree To Lower Retirement Match
• Mayor Proposes Budget Changes
• Gov. Heineman Awards $315,000 to Support Business Expansion in Kimball
• Gov. Heineman Notified Federal Disaster Declaration Approved for Public Assistance
• Gov. Heineman Announces Furloughs for Some State Employees
• Parking Initiatives Include First Hour Free In Garages
• Gov. Heineman Elected Vice Chair of National Governors Association
• Gov. Heineman Applauds State Agency Support of Special Olympics USA National Games
• Winners Announced In City Employee Art Contest
• Leaders Gather to Unveil Flame of Hope for Special Olympics
• Mayor Proposes Alternatives For Funding Programs
• Water Main Break Causes Partial Closure of Northbound 84th Street
• Antelope Valley Project Reaches Milestone
• Public Invited To Workshop On Future Of Lincoln
• Mayor's Proposed Budget Maintains Core Services
• Mayor Presents June Award Of Excellence
• Public Invited To Welcome Special Olympics Torch To Lincoln
• Jazz Camp Students Share Their Music With You!
• Open House Set On Road Improvements
• Heat Advisory Alert
• Gov. Heineman to Attend National Governors Association Annual Meeting
• Gov. Heineman Announces Trade Mission to Taiwan and Hong Kong
• Gov. Heineman Comments on June State Tax Receipts
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for 12th Judicial District
• City Offices Closed Monday
• Mayor Proposes Changes In Public Safety Budget
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans to Fly Flags at Half-Staff in Honor of Senator Byrd
• Community Appearance Survey Shows Clean City
• Gov. Heineman Requests Federal Disaster Declaration
• Public Invited To "Uncle Sam Jam 2010"
• City Making Progress On Street Rehab Projects
• Historic Hudson Cabin Moved to New Home
• Park Boulevard Bridge To Close
• Public Urged To Comment On Priority List Of City Programs
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy to Survey Tornado and Flood Damage Today
• Register Now for LMBC Summer Dance Camp!
• Mayor Presents May Award Of Excellence
• West Van Dorn Pedestrian Bridge Closed
• Gov. Heineman Outlines First Meeting of the Republican River Sustainability Task Force
• Gov. Heineman Awards $300,000 to Support Tourism in Kearney
• Lincoln Fire and Rescue To Assist Norfolk Recovery Effort
• Mayor Promotes Regional Cooperation At Sustainability Conference
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy to Survey Flood Potential and Damage Today
• Food That's In When School is Out
• NJO Presents Nebraska Jazz Camp
• Gov. Heineman Declares State of Emergency for Severe Weather
• Gov. Heineman to Survey Storm Struck and Flooded Areas on Sunday
• Gov. Heineman Surveys Extensive Flooding
• Mayor's Statement On UNL Applying For Big Ten Membership
• Mayor Unveils Startran Automatic Vehicle Locator Website
• Gov. Heineman Comments on May State Tax Receipts
• Gov. Heineman Announces Ginger Langemeier to Head Nebraska Energy Office
• Parks & Recreation Summer Program Information Is Now Available
• New System for Tracking Alarms Goes Into Effect
• Public Invited To Anniversary Event At The Veterans Memorial Garden
• Come Sing With Sweet Adelines International’s Lincolnaire Chorus
• Mayor Announces Launch Of Comprehensive Plan Update
• Lincoln & Lancaster County Environmental Leadership Awards
• Public Invited To Learn About Complete Streets Concepts
• Season Finale 'Nebraska Brass and Friends' Featuring Percussionist Jami Fristo
• Mayor Invites Public To Third Waterfest At Holmes Lake
• Liberty Tree Dedication Set For June 8
• LPD Honors Fallen Officers for Law Enforcement Memorial Week
• Mayor Invites Public To Development Services Center Open House
• Antelope Valley Parkway Now Open Between 'P' and Vine Streets
• EMS Week Is May 16 Through 22
• Mayor Says National Rankings Help Attract And Retain Businesses And Families
• Public Invited To Annual Zoo Event
• Ribbon Cut For Development Services Center
• Morning Arson Leads to Three Arrests
• Union Plaza Receives $600,000 Gift
• Events To Focus On Prevention Of Sports Injuries
• Biketacular, Capital City Criterium Set For Saturday
• Rehab of 'A' Street from 17th St. to Capitol Parkway to Occur in 2010
• Mayor Says City Water Supply In Good Shape
• Hazardous Waste Collection, Latex Paint Exchange Coming Up May 22
• Volunteers Needed for Eighth Annual "Wake Up the Beds" Sunken Gardens Event
• Mayor Announces Winners Of Annual Water Conservation Art Contest
• "End of School" Traffic Enforcement Project
• "Click It or Ticket" Enforcement
• Rev. Janet Goodman-Banks Receives Henderson Award
• Fountains To Be Converted To Lawn Areas
• Mayor Presents April Award Of Excellence
• Lincoln Police Department Spring Graduation and Awards Ceremony
• Toilet Paper Bandit Captured
• Plan Early for 4th of July Block Parties
• Gov. Heineman Orders Flags to Fly at Half-Staff on Memorial Day Morning
• Gov. Heineman Recognizes Ten High School Seniors for Top ACT & SAT Scores
• Five Western Counties Receive Ag Disaster Designation
• Nebraskans Encouraged to Remember Sacrifices of Law Enforcement during 2010 Peace Officers’ Me
• Gov. Heineman Announces Moseman to Leave Nebraska Energy Office
• Gov. Heineman Congratulates Nebraskans for E-filing Taxes
• 2010 Gov. Heineman Accepting Applications for Wellness Award
• Nebraska Wesleyan University Jazz Ensemble Bring It home For Two Performances
• Gov. Heineman Comments on Unemployment Insurance Benefits Plan
• Governor Heineman Asks President For Flooding Disaster Declaration
• Gov. Heineman to Mark End of ‘Walk This Way’ with State’s Top Walkers
• Gov. Heineman Signs Bill Expanding Nebraska Advantage for Tourism and Recreation Projects
• Gov. Heineman Signs Bill Promoting Transparency in Government
• Gov. Heineman Signs Bill Creating Republican River Sustainability Task Force
• Gov. Heineman Named as Top 25 Innovator by Government Technology Magazine
• Earth Day Celebration
• Nebraska Jazz Orchestra Announces Tribute To Count Basie Concert
• Beautiful Weather For Beautiful Music! Nebraska Brass Presents American Brass
• The Capital Jazz Society Proudly Presents Capital City Dixieland Preservation Society Jazz Band
• Trumpet Master Class
• Nebraska Brass Presents Brass Classics Concert Series
• Spring in Branson
• Nebraska Wesleyan University Faculty Brass Trio Concert
• Nebraska Jazz Orchestra ‘Sax And The City’ Concert
• Executive of the Year Award Luncheon
• Arts Incorporated Seeking Part-time Staff Member
• An Alarming Response
• Snow and Ice Fires
• Christmas And All That Jazz
• Nebraska State Fire Marshal Warns of Heating Hazards
• Cooking Ingredients for a Fire Safe Thanksgiving
• A Nebraska Brass Christmas
• Grain Dryer Fires
• NJO Announces Young Lions All-Star Band Auditions
• Halloween Safety Tips
• Nationally-Known Trumpeter Carl Eitzen To Perform Free Lincoln Concert
• Plays Well With Others
• Nebraska Brass To Premiere New Piece At NMTA
• Governor’s Weekly Column - Get To Know The Nebraska Department Of Correctional Services
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy Presents 2009 Be Prepared Awards
• Nebraska Brass Announces Brass Blast!
• Governor’s Weekly Column - The Nebraska Diplomats
• UNL Contributes to Education and Business Development By Governor Dave Heineman
• Gov. Heineman Sends Letter To Nebraska Senators On Health Care Reform Proposal
• Gov. Heineman Offers Comments to Improve Agricultural Trade with South Korea
• Preparing Your Family for H1N1 this Fall By Governor Dave Heineman
• Gov. Heineman Names Bob Krist to Serve as District 10 State Senator
• Nancy And Friends With Special Guest Nancy Vogt
• Capital Jazz Society's Fall Concert Series
• Gov. Heineman Comments On State Revenue Forecast
• Three Communities Selected to Develop New Power Park Speculative Sites in Nebraska
• State Website Recognized in Annual Competition for E-Government
• Flags to Fly at Half-Staff at State Capitol and in North Bend to Honor Lowell Johnson
• Flags to Fly at Half-Staff at State Capitol and in Lincoln to Honor Ron Raikes
• Five Candidates Apply for District 10 Legislative Seat
• Gov. Heineman to Host Ground Zero Flag and Little Sioux Remembrance Ceremony
• Innovation in Nebraska Agriculture
• Gov. Heineman Applauds USDA Assistance to Pork Industry
• Gov. Heineman Congratulates State Wellness Plan Goal Achievers
• Governor’s Weekly Column - New Goals in Education
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans to Fly Flags at Half-Staff in Honor of Senator Kennedy
• Gov. Heineman Welcomes Achieve President Michael Cohen to Nebraska
• Nebraska P-16 Leaders Outline New Education Goals
• Nebraska Brass Announces 2009-2010 Concert Season
• Governor’s Weekly Column - Nebraska State Fair Celebrates A Milestone
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Mark Quandahl of Omaha to State Board of Education
• Weekly Column - A New Adjutant General
• Governor Seeks Applicants for District 10 State Senator
• Gov. Heineman Names Mike Friend of Omaha as Office of...
• Gov. Heineman Names Col. Judd Lyons to Serve as Nebraska's Next Adjutant General
• Governor's Weekly Column - Get to Know the Nebraska Department of Economic Development
• Gov. Heineman Approves Grant for Wind Tower Training Project
• Gov. Heineman Announces Finalists for New Nebraska Adjutant General
• Governor's Weekly Column - A Premier Campus in the Nebraska Heartland
• Nebraska Receives Presidential Disaster Declaration for June Storms
• Gov. Heineman Names Russell Harford of Chadron to Western Nebraska Judgeship
• State Capitol Honored with Restoration Award By Governor Dave Heineman
• Nebraska Awards First Grants Aimed at Crime Prevention
• Letter from Gov. Heineman Regarding Health Care Reform
• Governor's Weekly Column - A Unique Partnership in Central City
• Gov. Heineman Seeks Applicants for State Board of Education
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Governor Heineman for County Judge.....
• Gov. Heineman Names Ronnie Mitchell of Bellevue to Serve as Aeronautics Director
• Governor’s Weekly Column - Get to Know the Nebraska Department of Agriculture
• More Recovery Funds Awarded for State Road Improvements
• Governor Appoints Monty Fredrickson to Lead Nebraska Department of Roads
• Governor's Weekly Column - Important Progress in Road Safety
• Time Is Running Out To Register For Nebraska Jazz Camp!
• Gov. Heineman Requests Federal Disaster Declaration
• Gov. Heineman Names Kerry Winterer of Omaha CEO of Health and Human Services
• UNMC Leading the Way By Governor Dave Heineman
• Gov. Heineman Announces Promotion of Nebraska Adjutant General to National Post
• Aeronautics Director Stu MacTaggart Retiring
• Nebraska Makes Pro-Business Top 10
• Nebraska Submits Five Roads Projects for Possible Federal Funding
• Governror's Weekly Column - New State Wellness Program
• Gov. Heineman Applauds USDA for Dry Bean Purchase
• State Government Wellness Plan Exceeds Sign-Up Goal in First Year
• Stateline's 2009 Legislative Review
• Get to Know the Nebraska Department of Revenue By Governor Dave Heineman
• Governor Declares State of Emergency Following Spring Storms
• Nebraska State Capitol Restoration Effort Receives National Park Service Award
• Nebraska Airman Named Senior Noncommissioned Officer of the Year
• Nebraska to Receive Fiscal Stabilization Funding
• Nebraska Jazz Orchestra News - June 6, 2009
• Governor Announces Wyvill to Leave DHHS’ Division of Developmental Disabilities
• New Support for Children and Families In Need By Governor Dave Heineman
• Monty Fredrickson Named Acting Roads Director
• An Exceptionally Productive Legislative Session By Governor Dave Heineman
• Nebraska Brass News For June 2009
• Recovery Funds Awarded for State Road Improvements
• Governor Signs Lethal Injection Bill into Law
• Gov. Heineman Signs LB 63 into Law
• Gov. Heineman Vetoes LB 626
• Honor Flight Reunion By Governor Dave Heineman - May 22, 2009
• Gov. Heineman Orders Flags to Fly at Half-Staff on Memorial Day Morning
• Gov. Heineman Signs Flood Control Bill Into Law
• Gov. Heineman Signs LB 603 Into Law
• Honor Flight Reunion to Celebrate Nebraska’s World War II Veterans
• Register Now For Nebraska Jazz Camp!
• Gov. Heineman Signs Budget for Next Biennium
• Nebraskans Choose Next License Plate Design
• Get to Know the Nebraska State Patrol By Governor Dave Heineman - May 15, 2009
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans To Lower Flags During Peace Officers' Memorial Day
• Governor's Weekly Column - Nebraska's Interoperable Communications System
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Leigh Ann Retelsdorf of Omaha to 4th Judicial District Judgeship
• Gov. Heineman Applauds Assistance for Nebraska Dry Bean Producers
• Governor’s Weekly Column - Choose Nebraska's Next License Plate
• Nebraskans Asked to Choose Design for Next License Plate
• Governor Announces John Craig to Leave Department of Roads
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for Fourth Judicial District
• Governor's Weekly Column - Rural Response Hotline Celebrates a Milestone
• Additional Recovery Funds Awarded for State Road Improvements
• Gov. Heineman Comments on Economic Forecasting Board’s Revisions
• Clean Air Act and State Fire Marshal
• Governor's Weekly Column - Illegal Immigration Bill Takes Effect Later This Year
• Nebraska Army National Guard ranks as one of the top five blood collections this year.
• Gov. Heineman Awards $406,000 to Central City Business for Expansion
• Developing a Health Information Exchange for Nebraska
• Nebraska Leaders Send Letter Supporting Continued Progress on Heartland Expressway
• Gov. Heineman Signs Bill Prohibiting Illegal Immigrants from Receiving Benefits
• Gov. Heineman Asks Administration to Review Preliminary Decision on Global Strike Command
• Governor’s Weekly Column: April is Donate Life Month
• Governor Announces New Wellness Plan for State Government
• Gov. Heineman Outlines Vision for Stronger Beatrice State Developmental Center
• Governor Kicks-Off Donate Life Month
• Governor and Municipalities Announce Local Roads Stimulus Projects
• Gov. Heineman Outlines Plan for Use of Education Stimulus Dollars
• Governor’s Weekly Column - Infrastructure Projects Key to Recovery Efforts
• Gov. Heineman Appoints Derek Weimer of Gering to 12th Judicial District Judgeship
• Monte Vista Named Tree City USA By The Arbor Day Foundation
• First Recovery Funds Awarded for State Road Improvements
• Governor's Weekly Column: Celebrate Nebraska Ag
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for 12th Judicial District
• Gov. Heineman Names Todd Reckling as DHHS Director of Children and Family Services
• Gov. Heineman Announces Recipients of Tourism Marketing Grants
• Gov. Heineman Requests Assistance for Nebraska Dry Bean Producers
• Gov. Heineman Proclaims 2009 as the ‘Year of the Army Noncommissioned Officer’
• Governor's Weekly Column: Update on Stimulus - March 9, 2009
• Will You be On Time?
• Will You be On Time?
• Nebraska Launches Stimulus Transparency Website, Recovery.Nebraska.gov
• Communities Receive Recovery Funds for Wastewater Projects
• Communities Receive Recovery Funds for Safe Drinking Water Projects
• Governor's Weekly Column : Positive Progress in Serving Foster Care Children
• Nebraska to Receive First Stimulus Funding for Medicaid, $38 Million
• Gov. Heineman Comments on Forecasting Board Report
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy Invites Businesses Leaders to Infrastructure Protection Conference
• Gov. Heineman’s Outlines Stimulus Process
• Governor's Weekly Column - Recent Successes at the University of Nebraska
• Gov. Heineman Awards $750,000 to Holdrege for New Neighborhoods Projects
• Gov. Heineman Appoints James Kube of Norfolk to Seventh Judicial District Judgeship
• Governor's Weekly Column - E-Filing Your Taxes
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for Seventh Judicial District
• Heating Safety a Must
• State Fire Marshal Warns Against False Representation
• State Fire Marshal Warns Against False Representation
• Pawnee City Woman Injured in Home Fire
• Oshkosh Man Dies in Home Fire
• Governor Announces Landry to Leave DHHS
• Governor Heineman’s Comments on BSDC Licensing
• Governor's Weekly Column: An Invitation to Nebraska Producers - January 30, 2009
• McCook Bar Closed in Joint Investigation
• Governor's Weekly Column: Making Education a Priority -January 27, 2009
• Gov. Heineman Announces Line-up for Governor’s Ag Conference
• Nebraska Launching Comprehensive Web Streaming Project
• Governor’s Weekly Column: Continued Discipline Key to Nebraska’sEconomic Stability
• Gov. Heineman’s Public Schedule for January 21 – 25 ,2009
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy’s Public Schedule for January 21 – 25 ,2009
• Gov. Heineman Named to National Education Reform Organization Boardof Directors
• State of the State Materials Available Online
• Gov. Heineman Urges Discipline to Help Weather Fiscal Storm
• Nebraska’s Reputation for Success By Governor Dave Heineman - January 12, 2009
• Gov. and Lt. Gov. to Visit 16 Communities During Statewide Tour
• Gov. Heineman’s Public Schedule for Jan. 12 – 18
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy’s Public Schedule for Jan. 12 – 18
• Governor Makes Nebraska Beef Donation in Honor of Husker Gator Bowl Win
• Governor, Speaker and Attorney General Outline Lethal Injection Proposal
• TogetherGreen Fellowship Awarded to Lincoln Woman
• Weekly Column: Year in Review - January 2, 2009
• Governor Heineman’s Public Schedule for January 5 to 11, 2009
• Lieutenant Governor Sheehy’s Public Schedule for January 5 to 11, 2009
• Governor Heineman to Propose Additional Funding for BSDC
• Governors Make Friendly Wager for Charity over Gator Bowl
• Governors’ Public Schedules for Dec. 29, 2008 – Jan. 4, 2009
• Governor's Weekly Column - Renew Vehicle Registrations Online: December 24, 2008
• Nebraska Now Offering Online Renewal for Vehicle Registration
• Governor's Weekly Column: Giving Back - December 22, 2008
• State Offices Closed on December 26, 2008
• Governors’ Revised Public Schedules for December 22 to 28, 2008
• Gov. Heineman Thanks State Employees for Making 2008 Charitable Giving Campaign a Success
• ‘Ready-to-Go’ Transportation Projects
• Governor Heineman Shares Thoughts on BSDC Legislative Report
• Annual Report Relating to Evaluation of River Basins, Subbasins, or Reaches
• Loans Available to Help with Energy Upgrades
• Gov. Heineman’s Public Schedule for Dec. 15 – 21, 2008
• Lt. Gov. Sheehy’s Public Schedule for Dec. 15 – 21, 2008
• Governor Heineman Announces 42 Law Enforcement Camera System Grants
• Gov. Heineman and Lt. Gov. Sheehy’s Schedules for December 12
• Governor Heineman Names Brian Dunnigan to Head Department of Natural Resources
• Health and Human Services CEO Christine Peterson to Retire
• Governor Heineman Awards $334,000 to York for Business Expansion
• Governor Heineman’s Public Schedule for December 8 – 14, 2008
• Lieutenant Governor Sheehy’s Public Schedule for December 8 – 14, 2008
• Governor’s Weekly Column: Collegebound Nebraska
• Gov. Heineman Reminds Nebraskans to Fly Flags at Half-Staff onPearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• School Districts Recognized for Reaching Out to Parents By Governor Dave Heineman
• Holiday Parade
• Governor's Weekly Column: Change Made to Safe Haven Law
• Governer Heineman Announces 49 Click It or Ticket Thanksgiving Enforcement Grants
• Gov. Heineman Announces Grants Supporting Development in Rural Areas
• Moving Forward on Energy By Governor Dave Heineman
• Governor's Weekly Column: Thanking Our Veterans
• Governer Heineman Appoints James Orr of Broken Bow to Eighth Judicial District Judgeship
• Gov. Heineman Comments on Forecasting Board Report
• Gov. Heineman Calling Special Session to Update Nebraska’s Safe Haven Law
• Gov. Heineman Appoints State Educational Testing Advisory Committee
• Nebraska’s Stake in Biotechnology By Governor Dave Heineman
• Gov.Heineman And Speaker Flood Announce Plans To Amend Safe Haven Law
• Governor Heineman Discusses Ag Policy During Visit to Brussels
• Nebraska’s Veterans Cemetery By Governor Dave Heineman - October 14, 2008
• Gov. Heineman Awards $200,000 in Community Development Grant Funding to Falls City
• Safe Haven Law Needs Changing By Governor Dave Heineman
• Gov. Heineman Recognizes Nebraska’s 2009 Cyber Security Calendar Winners
• Governor Heineman Looks to New Beginning in Educational Cooperation
• Judicial Nominating Commission Forwards Nominees to Gov. Heineman for Eighth Judicial District
• Nebraska Book Festival
• Governor's Weekly Column: Nebraska's Leaders in Workplace Wellness
• Guard’s Civil Support Team Heading Home from Hurricane Ike Relief Efforts
• Plainsong Folk Festival
• Reverse Trade Mission Provides Introduction to Nebraska
• New Opportunities for Beginning Farmers By Governor Dave Heineman
• Guard’s Civil Support Team Heads To Texas Ahead Of Hurricane Ike
• About Our Pastor
• Meadowlark Music Festival
• Nebraska 4th of July 2009 Independence Day Events
• 5th Annual Celebrate Lincoln Ethnic Festival
• Nebraska St Patrick's Day Parades and Events for 2010
• Nebraska Thanksgiving 2008 - Turkey Day Events, Nebraska Food Banks
• 2007 Nebraska Book Festival: One For The Road Brunch
• 2007 Nebraska Book Festival: Children And Adult Programs
• Nebraska Bluegrass Festival
• St Patrick's Day parades and events for Nebraska
• Explore Nebraska: Folsom Children’s Zoo and Botanical Gardens

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