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Residents clean up debris after severe weather (opens the original)
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VALLEY COUNTY, Neb. (KSNB) -Several residents were left without electricity Thursday morning after high wind gusts knocked down power lines. People in Arcadia, North Loup and Scotia took cover around 1 a.m. Thursday after wind gusts exceeded 70 miles per hour. Tanner McAdams, a high schooler at Pleasant Valley, said it was unlike any storm he’s ever experienced. “Power kept turning on, off, on and off. And then we heard it sounded like a freight train mixed with a lion’s roar. It was horrid,” he
Veterans get creative for local competition (opens the original)
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KSNB) -Veterans in Central and Western Nebraska are showcasing their artistic talents by entering the 2026 Grand Island Veterans’ Creative Arts Competition. The competition, which started in 2019, gives veterans the opportunity to express themselves creatively. So far, 45 veterans have submitted oil paintings, leatherwork, short stories and more. Veterans can submit one entry in each category including art, writing and kit, as long as they are enrolled at a Veterans Affairs m
Three local churches give back to the Grand Island community (opens the original)
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb. (KSNB) -Three churches are on a mission to serve the Grand Island community this week by giving out food and clothing and picking up trash. The Abundant Life Church, the Heartland Springs Calvary Church and the Cristo Cordero de Dios are partnering to help those in need. They gathered at Pioneers Park this afternoon to hand out Chick-fil-A sandwiches, gatorade and water. Zach Hunter, a connections pastor at Abundant Life, said they’ve been collecting backpacks, raincoats and m
Art gallery shows youth they are not alone and belong (opens the original)
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KEARNEY, Neb. (KSNB) -Seven youth from Buffalo County are sharing their experiences with others through an art gallery to recognize mental health struggles. More than 55% of youth in Buffalo County report feeling a loss of belonging, adult support and comradery within neighborhoods, according to the Buffalo County Community Partners. The nonprofit and Youth Advisory Board (YAB) partnered with Julia Corren, a narrative artist, to make 19 images. These images represent the stories of seven youth.
Hastings Police Department connects with community during annual event (opens the original)
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HASTINGS, Neb. (KSNB) -First responders connected with community members through a series of activities Tuesday afternoon at National Night Out. The event focused on fostering trust and community between police officers and local residents. Capt. Jason Haase of the Hastings’ Police Department said the department’s goal is to ensure people feel safe. “We have a community that overwhelmingly supports the Hastings Police Department and law enforcement in general,” he said. “And we’re really blessed
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