- Military confirms death of Neb. soldier
- Nebraska loses 2nd linebacker
- Boy died from inhaling gas fumes
- St. Fair attendance better than expected
- Judge blocks Neb. flag mutilation law
- Paisley closing in on history
- Lady A up for Entertainer of the Year
- Miranda Lambert 9 Nominations
- Chilton retiring, leaving Stratcom post at Offutt
- Neb. ed board passes resolution opposing mandates
- VeraSun asking farmers for repayment of funds
- Neb. teacher sues district over botched flu shot
- Former Cheyenne County prosecutor released from prison
- Judge to decide Fremont query for Neb. high court
- Lincoln car collector facing sales tax charges
- Drive-by shooting in Lexington
- Lopers begin season on Friday
- NU given brutal schedule by Big Ten
- K-State Agricultural Events Calendar
- Best of Modern Ag on Display at Farm Show
- Nebraska Soybean Board Promotes US Beef, Pork in Japan Events
- UNL Agronomy and Horticulture Department 100 years old
- Neb. Game and Parks Commission OKs reorganization
- Several animal births at Nebraska State Fair
- CCC Rates Announced for September
- Pioneer Expanding IMPACT Program
- Turning Up Heat on Corn-Based Plastics
- Poultry Research Findings Reported
- Call Issued for New Pathogen Testing Regulations
- R-CALF CEO Defends Invitation
- Change Possible After November Voting
- USDA Takes Steps to Authorize RR Sugarbeets
- House Committee Hearing on Food Safety Scheduled
- Nebraska senators support appeal in Arizona case
- NU Pres. and Chancellors visit Kearney
- Neb. Game and Parks Commission OKs reorganization
- Nelson says state Medicaid report is flawed
- Mel Tillis to release comedy album
- Lady A gears up for tour
- Wynonna Judd honored
- List CMA Nominations
- Crick ready for challenge
- Omaha Royals plan events to mark end of Rosenblatt
- Shutdown of Neb. unemployment phone system planned
- NPPD fixes transmission line downed in July storm
- Water Management Summit in Gothenburg September 23
- Recipients of Rural Business Enterprise grants announced
- NU makes changes at stadium
- Brad & Carrie to host CMAs
- Wayne State beats UNK
- Work continues on Wildcat Hills fire hot spots
- Second candidate for Sioux county Sheriff
- Alliance school board to consider $6.4 million addition
- C.I.R. rules in favor of Scottsbluff Police officers
- USDA Announces Next Steps on Sugar Beets
- Former Morrill County Assessor pleas to official misconduct
- Bulls fill double goal for NE cowboy
- High school softball scores 8/31
- Week 1 high school football schedule
- Girls golf 8-31
- NFL Preseason
- Nebraska High school football scores 8/27
- York girls golf invite 9-2
- Major league baseball scores
- WNBA Playoffs

Jayson Jorgensen
Coming up this Friday night we have high school football at Minden as the Whippets host the 8th ranked Gothenburg Swedes. Our coverage starts at 6:40pm with kickoff at 7pm.
At 6:05 pm we will bring you the Countryman Associates high school football preview show. As usual we will have a number of area coaches on the show.
This week will will hear from Phil Truax of Lexington, Jason Hale of Holdrege, Craig Haake of Gothenburg, Minden's Sam Dunn, Eustis Farnam's Brad Dunlap, Kevin Mahlberg of Elwood, Glenn Snodgrass of Overton and we will also talk with Stan Wissel of Elm Creek.
Friday August 21st
If you can't wait for the high school sports season to get underway a number of teams will hold scrimmages tonight around the area. In Lexington its a full day of activities. The Cross Country squad's water melon feed is at 4pm, the Boys tennis team will also scrimmage at 4. The Softball team holds its sunflower seed scrimmage at 5pm and the volleyball squad will scrimmage at 6:15pm. At 7:30 the minutemen football team will hold its annual scrimmage.
Lexington kicks off the season next week at home against Scottsbluff we will have that game for you on 93.1 KRVN FM. Other scrimmages set for tonight includes in Cozad, the Haymaker football team will hit the field at 6, Kearney goes at 6:30 and Gothenburg scrimmages at 7pm and Holdrege will scrimmage at 7 as well.