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What Nebraska knows about federal K-12 scholarship program

Kearney Hub 10 Oct 2026
As details emerge regarding the upcoming federal K-12 scholarship program, Nebraska education leaders are still seeking clarity about which students will benefit from taxpayer dollars and who will be excluded ... .
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Wynton Marsalis feels 'at home' in Nebraska as curtain draws on Lied Center performances

Kearney Hub 10 Oct 2026
The nine-time Grammy winner and trumpeter visited Lincoln for his ninth and final residency at the Lied Center as he retires from leading New York's Jazz at Lincoln Center ... .
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ONE LAST ENCORE

Lincoln Journal Star 10 Oct 2026
Wynton Marsalis owned his first trumpet before Nebraska earned its first national football championship ... .
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Advocates seek more to fix 'math problem'

The Columbus Telegram 10 Oct 2026
Lincoln leaders, community members and policy experts came together Thursday to renew their call that childcare providers and families with young children need more support, with a particular emphasis on statewide solutions ... .
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What Nebraska knows and doesn't know about federal K-12 scholarship program

Rapid City Journal 09 Oct 2026
As 30 states plan to opt into the federal scholarship tax credit program starting Jan. 1, it's not yet clear if all Nebraska students will qualify for a scholarship ....
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Google makes $50K gift to Foundation for Lincoln Public Schools

Kearney Hub 09 Oct 2026
The $51,250 donation makes Google the presenting sponsor of LPS' annual fundraising event and the champion sponsor of The Career Academy for the 2026-27 school year ... .
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Waverly school district considering repair, improvement projects that could cost millions

Lincoln Journal Star 09 Oct 2026
Waverly School District expects to use cash reserves to complete infrastructure projects after voters rejected a $64 million bond proposal in May ... .
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Childcare advocates: More support needed to solve Nebraska's 'impossible math problem'

Lincoln Journal Star 09 Oct 2026
At the fourth annual Early Childhood Summit hosted by Lincoln Littles, advocates discussed the role the state needs to play in solving the childcare crisis that is leaving families struggling ... .
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Nebraska State Capitol to glow in green

The Columbus Telegram 09 Oct 2026
When the Nebraska State Capitol glows in green Friday for global PANS/PANDAS Awareness Day, there's a local reason (or two) to pay attention ... .
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10 Best Roman Series to Watch, Ranked

Roman Empire Times 09 Oct 2026
Livia’s world in Domina ... Domina gives Livia Drusilla the leading role, with Kasia Smutniak playing her as an adult ... The drama follows Livia through the upheaval after Caesar’s ...
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Mount Sinai Appoints Livia Agnes Veress, MD, as Vice Chair for Research in Pediatrics and System Chief of Pediatric Pulmonology (Mount Sinai Health System Inc)

Public Technologies 08 Oct 2026
Mount Sinai Appoints Livia Agnes Veress, MD, as Vice Chair for Research in Pediatrics and System Chief of Pediatric Pulmonology ... Mount Sinai Health System has appointed Livia Agnes Veress, MD, as Vice ...
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Nebraska State Capitol to glow in green. Here's why

Sioux City Journal 08 Oct 2026
The Nebraska State Capitol will light up in green Friday following an awareness event for Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome, a condition that affects 1 in 12,000 children each year ... .
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City announces new home for KZUM radio station

Lincoln Journal Star 07 Oct 2026
The local radio station will move into Lincoln's future $58.8 million downtown library by 2028 ... .
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Lincoln Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird: 'Our turn to shape what comes next'

The Columbus Telegram 07 Oct 2026
In her eighth State of the City address, Lincoln Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird highlighted her administration's work in public safety, infrastructure, affordable housing and workforce development ... .
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Rising diesel costs hitting area schools

Beatrice Daily Sun 07 Oct 2026
As diesel costs remain near an all-time high, Lincoln-area school districts are paying the price — some more than others ... .
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