Inside the September/October 2010 Issue
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an overview of the stories that appear in our September/October 2010 issue.
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Old Lone Tree has evolved into a full-fledged city. Story and photographs by Christopher Amundson
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Nature’s Designs
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A four-season photo exposition of Mother Nature’s intricate art. Story and photographs by Derrald Farnsworth-Livingston |
The Voice of the Lakota
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The combination of inspirational lyrics and stirring beats has earned “Voice, The Vision” preliminary nominations for six Native American Music Awards (NAMMYs) this year. The album acts as a testimony, offers hope from despair, provides answers to Lakota struggles and is dedicated to preventing suicide. Story by Adrielle Harvey |
Grand Island Ghosts
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Grand Island’s got spirit(s) – and plenty of tales to prove it. Story by Alan J. Bartels |
Oglala National Grassland
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This 94,000-acre protected prairie is a world-class treasure. Story by Stephen R. Jones |
Omaha’s Gary Kastrick and His Home for History
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Omaha’s history is preserved in the heart, mind and basement of one dedicated man. Story by Matthew Spencer Photographs by Nick Adams |
Big-hearted Lessons from Valentine
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Cowboys move a lot more than cattle when given a platform to share their poetry. Story by Julia Alvarez Photographs by Steve and Bobbi Olson |
Brownville
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A stroll through this river town reveals art, literature and a look at life from long ago. Click here to view a video of the Brownville Broom maker. Story by Molly Garriott Photographs by Steve and Bobbi Olson |
Inside the Spirit of Nebraska Nation
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Dreams come true and memories are made for the students on UNL’s Spirit Squad. Story by Matthew Spencer Photographs by Steve and Bobbi Olson |
Plus, Nebraska Kitchens, Storyteller (Usher, there's a bug in my popcorn!, Surprise Landing), Nebraska Traveler (Green in a Sea of Red at Greeley Irish Fest, Ponca State Parks' Outdoor Expo, Omaha's Oktoberfest: A September Tradition) Flat Water News (Hogs to trout in Sutton, The Meteor Returns: Kent Bellows Art Exhibit, Larger than Life: Kearney's Cranes on Parade II), Poems (Last Signs of Summer, Back to School, The Pot Luck) plus the latest Nebraska books in Writers and Artrists, and a “Last Look” photo from Derrald Farnsworth-Livingston.
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