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Simone Biles launches Skin to Believe campaign to raise awareness of chronic skin conditions (opens the original)
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Lincoln, NE — Simone Biles is using her platform to raise awareness about living with chronic inflammatory skin conditions, sharing her own experience with seborrheic dermatitis and eczema as part of a new campaign. Biles’ “Skin to Believe” campaign launched Tuesday in partnership with Arcutis. “It’s something that they started and the initiative to break the stigma against chronic skin conditions and that’s exactly what we’re doing is raising awareness so that people are more informed so that t
Nebraska blood bank, Lincoln Fire & Rescue launch pre-hospital transfusion program (opens the original)
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Lincoln, NE — A new program in Lincoln is putting blood products directly into the hands of emergency responders, aiming to treat severe blood loss before patients ever reach a hospital. The Nebraska Community Blood Bank and Lincoln Fire & Rescue have launched a pre-hospital blood transfusion program that will allow responders to provide lifesaving blood products in the field. Lincoln Fire & Rescue Medical Director Dr. Noah Bernhardson said delays in receiving blood can quickly turn deadly, with
Pumpkin growers battle weather woes as fall demand rises at markets nationwide (opens the original)
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Roca, Neb — Pumpkins are everywhere this time of year, from grocery stores to farmers markets, but growing them can be a gamble that depends heavily on the weather. At Roca Berry Farms in Roca, Jeff Schaefer grows about 30 acres of pumpkins and gourds, with more than 30 different varieties. Schaefer said getting a good crop is not guaranteed. “It’s not easy growing them, there’s a lot that goes wrong. To hit it right is sort of a hit or miss thing, we are so dependent on weather. I would have sa
Flood, Backemeyer clash in Nebraska debate ahead of November election (opens the original)
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Lincoln, NE — Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Flood and Democratic candidate Chris Backemeyer debated Wednesday night in Lincoln ahead of the November election, clashing over Iran, the economy and artificial intelligence while also drawing contrasts in their backgrounds. Flood has been involved in Nebraska politics for more than 20 years since running for the Legislature in 2005. Backemeyer moved back to Nebraska in 2025 after working for the U.S. State Department for 20 years. Backemeyer said, “I am
Czech President Petr Pavel visits Nebraska, tours Wilber and speaks at UNL (opens the original)
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Lincoln, NE — The president of the Czech Republic, Petr Patel, made a one-day stop in Nebraska on Thursday, highlighting the state’s deep Czech roots and opportunities for expanded cooperation. Patel arrived in Nebraska Thursday and followed a full itinerary of events. He spoke at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln on Thursday morning before heading to a luncheon hosted by Gov. Jim Pillen. Patel’s visit to the Cornhusker State also included a tour of Wilber, Nebraska, known as the Czech capital
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