SUMNER — Nothing keeps Berg family members from their 60-year tradition of helping the Sumner Saddle Club host its July 3-4 rodeo. (more…)

KEARNEY — The Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall, which arrived in Kearney Wednesday, is one of four that tour the country. (more…)

KEARNEY — It was a battle between Inferno and Humerus to reach the top spot in overall standings at the 16th-annual Kearney Community Olympics. (more…)

KEARNEY — Twenty-five years after it was first displayed in Kearney, The Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall is returning to the city. (more…)

AMHERST – They are lucky to be alive, Roy Long said of his family after a tornado destroyed his home west of Amherst yesterday. (more…)

The storm was located near Elm Creek or 17 miles west of Kearney and moving northeast at 35 mph. This storm has already produced a tornado. (more…)

KEARNEY — Six-year-old Matthew Ulmer watched a football sail through the air Saturday at the Buffalo County Community Partners Kickers Kickoff. (more…)

WASHINGTON, D.C. — They came from humble beginnings. They served their country proudly as members of the U.S. Army, Navy and Air Force. (more…)

KEARNEY — When Mary Scamehorn entered Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service in Jan. 12, 1945, there weren’t as many military opportunities for women as there are now. (more…)

KEARNEY — Paul Brodine of Kearney served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. But he never saw the inside of a ship, sailed the ocean or fought in battle. In fact, he didn’t see much more than the view from his hospital bed. (more…)