Like it or not, Hunting and hunters, rifles, shotguns, pistols, and bows and arrows have been an integral part of the American fabric since the first settlers came ashore at Plymouth Rock. The culture of the shooting sports, and hunting, … Continued
Dubbed MONA, the Museum of Nebraska Art is located in the repurposed, neoclassical Kearney, Nebraska Post Office. Built in 1911, the building is pure elegance with an abundant use of marble and wrought iron accents. In addition to legendary artists such … Continued
Dr. Mel Borins started his path as a western trained physician within the bounds of accepted mainstream practice. But, not long after graduating from medical school, his life took a dramatic turn while traveling through India. He subsequently became a passionate … Continued
Grand Island is a vibrant town in the heart of Nebraska, with an abundance of cool things to do and see, from galleries, antiquing, dining, to outdoor activities, and more. Fonner Park is the home of the Nebraska State Fair in the … Continued
Yliana Stengou, owner of Domaine Porto Carras winery situated seven hours north of Athens, Greece, hosted a wine tasting and reception at the Dolphin Bay Resort in Shell Beach, California. Domaine Porto Carras is the largest organic vineyard in Greece, and … Continued
Every spring, from time immemorial, from late February through early April, more than 500,000 Sandhill Cranes stop off in Central Nebraska to refuel and rest before completing their annual northbound migration to Canada and the Arctic tundra. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN … Continued
Come along and join Roger Jasnoch, a State of Nebraska Tourism Commissioner, and Director of the Kearney Visitors Bureau. It’s springtime, and this is when 80 percent of the world’s Sandhill Cranes descend on the Platte River Valley for a refueling … Continued
In conjunction with Saint Mary’s College of California’s annual month-long January Term, Ginny Prior accompanied a group of 17 Saint Mary’s students, and fellow Professors/Priests David Gentry-Akin and Mike Russo on a SMC Pilgrimage to Rome and Assisi. Come along and … Continued
Every year, like clockwork, from late February through early April, more 500,000 Sandhill Cranes descend on Nebraska’s Platte River Valley during their annual northbound migration to Canada and the Arctic tundra. The Crane is one of the world’s oldest and … Continued
Click Here to Listen to the Show on the NPR.ORG Podcast Site Come along and join Carol Schlegel in the farming and ranching community of McCook, in the heart of Southwest Nebraska, where she leads Prairie Chicken Dance Tours. … Continued