- Neb. emergency workers plead for workers' comp
- Women's program still will lose money
- Lex. Vet's Club & area evacuated
- Lady Huskers remain unbeaten
- Central District Water Users schedule annual meeting
- Unicameral kills beginning farmer bill
- Neb. panel raising speed limits on rural roads
- Lady A best album this week
- Dress in black on the 26th to honor Johnny Cash
- Pre-Order Blake Sheltons new album
- Rascal Flatts to scale down production costs
- Jason Aldean to be at the Stagecoach Festival
- Consider planting beds 1st for Neb. rose gardens
- Neb. grant to help Lodgepole build new lagoon
- Wheat industry tries to move new varieties along
- Wynonna will reunite with Naomi for one final "The Judds" tour
- Students invited to Nebraska's birthday parties
- KU visits Texas tonight
- Saints take Super Bowl in Miami
- On-Line Beef Webinars Coming Up
- Irrigation conference to be held in Kearney, Neb.
- USDA Agricultural Projections To Be Released
- NFU Issues Statement on RFS Rule
- Nation’s Sorghum Producers in Washington
- NFU National Convention Scheduled
- Energy Talks Continue on Capitol Hill
- Estate Tax Rider in Bill
- Disappearance of Neb. woman becomes homicide case
- Shooting without death threat could be OK in Neb
- Nebraska prof says many myths share familiar hero
- Lopers take two from Regis
- UNL hopes to tap into algae as energy source
- Thompson woman sues ammo company
- Business-minded Neb. students will pitch ideas
- Fishing limits lifted at Neb.-Iowa border lake
- HBO Special Highlights work of Temple Grandin
- NCBA statement on new animal disease traceability proposal
- USDA to Release New Long-Term Agricultural Projections
- Dawson County Cattlemen schedule banquet
- New animal disease traceability framework announced
- Tyson Foods returns to 1Q profit on turnaround
- UNL Hopes to Tap Into Algae as Energy Source
- Updated estimates positive for ethanol but concerns remain
- School lunch initiatives announced by USDA
- NCBA testifies on antibiotic use in livestrock
- Kansas man killed when tractor tips over onto him
- Syngenta posts 1 pct drop in full-year profit
- Greek farmers scale back protest
- Urban farming picks up steam
- Poet CEO Predicts Biofuels Could Replace Gasoline
- Pork Forum Next Month
- Promising Research Reported on Crown Rust
- Republicans Call for Estate Tax Legislation Support
- Lex. church gathering health kits for Haitian quake victims
- No injuries in second CSC assault in a month
- Huskers win bowling crown
- Huskers top Cowboys in tennis
- Nebraska keeps moving up in poll
- Grant to help Lodgepole wastewater system
- Warner files for County Attorney; Wasserburger not running
- Response to Fair memorabilia exciting
- Repair work scheduled on North Platte River bridges
- Conference wrestling results
- Creighton women win at Wichita State
- Missouri State run floors Creighton
- Miller breaks 20-year old mark
- Top 25 college basketball scores
- UNK track team continues to do well
- Kansas high school basketball scores
- NU announces wrestling camps
- High school basketball scores
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Today, the Adam In The Afternoon show will give you the chance to win Larry The Cable Guy's new CD "Tailgate Party". The CD was recorded at the live July 4th show at Lincoln's Memorial Stadium, and goes on sale Tuesday, September 22nd.
Here's how you "Win It Before You Can Buy It": Listen for the sound of Kanye West interrupting me through out the afternoon. When it happens, be caller number 5 @ 308-324-7259 to win. Here's what it will sound like
Today on SpeedJournal we talked with NASCAR Pete about Kasey Kahne's win last weekend in Atlanta. Some of the drivers that are high in the points didn't fair very well. And, is there a driver outside current top 12 that Pete thinks will make the chase, & contend for a title after a good showing this weekend in Richmond?... Pete addresses all these subjects and more... listen here
