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Aug. 11: Bennington School Board prepares for growth amid budget strains - Flatwater Free Press

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The Bennington Public Schools Board of Education covered reports and decisions Monday night, opening with public concerns over the impact of Nebraska’s new law banning transgender athletes from competing in sports that align with their gender identity. Sheri Shuler, representing Rainbow Parents of Nebraska, urged the board to anticipate challenges such as bullying and exclusion stemming from the law’s implementation this fall. Superintendent Aar…Read Article

Aug. 11: Ralston School Board faces new law, absenteeism concerns and bond updates - Flatwater Free Press

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The Ralston Public Schools Board of Education opened its Monday meeting with public comment on Nebraska’s newly enacted LB 89, the Stand With Women Act. Holly Richie of Rainbow Parents of Nebraska urged the board to prepare for potential challenges that the law may create for coaches and staff, including increased bullying and absenteeism among transgender students. Superintendent Jason Buckingham reported a smooth start to the school year, tha…Ralston, Nebraska · Ralston Read Article

Aug. 6: MUD Board weighs $6.2M in water facility upgrades and contractor selection process - Flatwater Free Press

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The Metropolitan Utilities District Board of Directors spent much of Tuesday’s meeting discussing two major water projects totaling $6.2 million — upgrades at the Platte South Water Production Facility and pipeline improvements at the Florence Water Treatment Plant. More than one director raised concerns about the bidding process, questioning whether awarding both contracts to HDR limited opportunities for other firms and whether the Florence pl…Omaha, Nebraska · Omaha Read Article

Pioneers to ‘American Pickers’: How a plastics titan’s mission to save local history birthed a Nebraska destination - Flatwater Free Press

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MINDEN — The first two acquisitions for what became Pioneer Village were local rescues by founder Harold Warp: the rural school he attended, which went up for sale in 1948, and Minden’s first church, built in 1884. He soon bought other south-central Nebraska pioneer-era buildings in his mission to acquire more authentic artifacts representing progress in transportation, farming equipment and rural homes. Today, 28 buildings house more than 50,00…Church · Minden Read Article

Fremont police turned to a recovering addict to help people in crisis. He has become invaluable. - Flatwater Free Press

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FREMONT — Jon Thomsen stood in the doorway of a Fremont home, offering calming words and open ears. Moments earlier, the man inside the home had threatened to kill his family and himself. Thomsen had rushed to the scene to ensure that wouldn’t happen. Thomsen isn’t a cop, and he’s not a licensed therapist. He is a peer support specialist. In recent years, police departments across Nebraska and beyond have increasingly turned to mental health pr…Fremont, Nebraska · Fremont Read Article

Aug. 4: OPS board kicks off school year with optimism and debate on SRO policy - Flatwater Free Press

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The Omaha Public Schools Board of Education held a wide-ranging meeting ahead of the new school year. Superintendent Matthew Ray welcomed back students and staff, reinforcing the district’s literacy focus by reading All Are Welcome, a message reiterated by multiple board members. During board comments, members expressed gratitude to community partners, mourned the recent loss of OPS graduate Terry Thomas and voiced support for ensuring students …Omaha, Nebraska · Omaha Read Article

Nebraska arts and culture institutions navigating fallout of federal funding cuts - Flatwater Free Press

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Dave Marsh stepped up onto the flatbed trailer that would serve as his stage. The gig: an Independence Day celebration near Crawford in Nebraska’s far northwest corner, far from his home outside of Lincoln. Despite the distance, the scene felt familiar. The longtime musician has spent the past 30 years traversing the state to educate audiences about his eclectic arsenal of instruments, which includes the accordion and the guitar but also the ha…Lincoln, Nebraska · Lincoln Read Article

A Lincoln man took to social media to share his love of obscure books. He’s become a nationwide book seller. - Flatwater Free Press

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Austen Baack rediscovered his love of books while chopping fruits and vegetables at the back of a grocery store. As a young kid, Baack was a voracious reader. But that changed in his teens. “I was SparkNotes-ing everything,” he recalled. “I hardly read anything in high school.” Then, after graduation, Baack found himself working eight-hour shifts at Hy-Vee. He started listening to audio books to navigate the monotony of the job. “And that reig…Social Media · Lincoln Read Article

Aug. 4: Westside School Board approves facility projects, safety upgrades and new goals - Flatwater Free Press

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The Westside Community Schools Board of Education approved campus upgrades, reviewed safety protocols and set goals for the year ahead. With students returning this week, Communications Director Elizabeth Power noted the district will welcome 53 new teachers, seven of which are Westside High School alumni. Power also highlighted successful classroom visits across all grade levels. The board approved concept designs for Loveland Elementary as par…Omaha, Nebraska · Omaha Read Article

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Aug. 11: Ralston School Board faces new law, absenteeism concerns and bond updates - Flatwater Free Press

Aug. 6: MUD Board weighs $6.2M in water facility upgrades and contractor selection process - Flatwater Free Press

Pioneers to ‘American Pickers’: How a plastics titan’s mission to save local history birthed a Nebraska destination - Flatwater Free Press

Fremont police turned to a recovering addict to help people in crisis. He has become invaluable. - Flatwater Free Press

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A Lincoln man took to social media to share his love of obscure books. He’s become a nationwide book seller. - Flatwater Free Press

Aug. 4: Westside School Board approves facility projects, safety upgrades and new goals - Flatwater Free Press