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2026 Fall Homeland | What a âsuccaâ  (opens the original)
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Succulents make excellent landscaping, interior plants The term “succulent” covers a wide variety of plants. It is defined as “any plant with thick, fleshy leaves, stems or roots that store water,” according to Wikipedia. One’s thoughts turn to cactus, like prickly pear or aloe vera, but succulents are more than that. All cactus are succulents, but not all succulents are cactuses. They include hens and chicks, sedum, purslane (a common weed), and even hoyas, an old-fashioned houseplant. Succulen
Pink for cancer (opens the original)
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Oregon Trail Rodeo partners with the Morrison Cancer Center to raise funds for people undergoing cancer treatment HASTINGS, Neb. â Every year, on the Saturday night of rodeo, the Oregon Trail Rodeo goes pink. It’s part of a nationwide campaign called Tough Enough to Wear Pink, happening at rodeos across the country, to raise funds for breast cancer awareness. In Hastings at the Oregon Trail Rodeo, pink means more than just breast cancer. It means raising funds for those undergoing cancer treat
Career-best campaign (opens the original)
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Nebraska cowboy in top 35 in the nation; will compete in Hastings at PRCA rodeo HASTINGS, Neb. â Nebraska cowboy Gauge McBride is having the best year of his rodeo career yet. The Kearney man, a bareback rider, is ranked 31st in the PRCA world standings and is rodeoing across the nation. He’s coming off big wins this summer, with a first-place finish in Laramie, Wyo. (a 91-point ride), a win in Westcliffe, Colo., a second-place finish in Burwell, and other monies won. McBride, who is 24 years
New chutes, pens improve safety at rodeo arena (opens the original)
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Hastings rodeo installs top-grade equipment at fairgrounds HASTINGS, Neb. â Improvements at the Adams County Fairgrounds in Hastings, Neb., are making the arena safer for animals and people. Since last year’s Oregon Trail Rodeo, rodeo committee members have replaced the bucking chutes, moved the chutes from the northeast corner to the east side of the arena, built more and bigger holding pens, and replaced the roping boxes. The new bucking chutes, which the bucking horses and bulls come out of
Sweet treat (opens the original)
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Pro rodeo, Kool-Aid Days hit the same weekend in Hastings, Neb. HASTINGS, Neb. â Two uniquely Nebraska events take place on the same weekend in Hastings in August. On Aug. 14-16, the Oregon Trail Rodeo and Kool-Aid Days Festival overlap, offering fans two fun activities in one weekend. While rodeo wasn’t born in Nebraska, it has strong ranching roots in the state. And Kool-Aid was invented in Hastings in 1927 by Edwin Perkins. It is Nebraska’s original soft drink. The Oregon Trail Rodeo happen
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