Associate Editor Amy Kucera visits the Kregel Windmill Museum in Nebraska City. Read more about “A Turn Through Time” in the January/February 2015 issue of NEBRASKAland Magazine.
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Enjoy Halloween fun in Nebraska state parks in October
LINCOLN, Neb. — State park areas are wonderful places to celebrate Halloween in Nebraska. Many of them have family-friendly activities on weekends in October. This year is no exception. Aside from...
BOW participants invited to celebrate 30th anniversary
LINCOLN, Neb. — Participants, volunteers and instructors of the Becoming an Outdoors-Woman Nebraska are invited to the 30th anniversary celebration Saturday, Oct. 9 at Platte River State Park. BOW...
National Hunting and Fishing Day
We still have some warm days, even hot afternoons, but there have some been some cool ones too, and the evenings have been gorgeous. You know what that means? Fall is here! The fall bite is on,...
Updates, Renovations
I have been outta the office for the past several days, most of the past couple of weeks. I have a bunch of news item updates to get to in the coming blogs. Let me start with some renovations...
Youth Hunter Education Challenge set for Oct. 10 at Platte River SP
LINCOLN, Neb. – Young hunter education graduates are invited to test their skills in Nebraska’s state Youth Hunter Education Challenge on Oct. 10. The competition will be from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the...
Electrical upgrades coming to Box Butte Reservoir
HEMINGFORD, Neb. — Campers at Box Butte Reservoir State Recreation Area will have to go without electricity for a while, but they will have more juice when the wait is over. Beginning Oct. 1, all...
Deadline to take state park survey is Oct. 4
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National Hunting and Fishing Day: A Personal Perspective
National Hunting and Fishing Day is this Saturday, Sept. 25. This is a significant day. No, this is not just another one of those celebratory days, not by a long shot. I grew up fishing, trapping...
Fremont rec area Lake 20 to be chemically renovated
LINCOLN, Nebraska — Lake 20 at Fremont State Recreation Area is scheduled to be chemically renovated Sept. 22 to remove the existing fish population. Unwanted fish, including white perch, common...
Boardwalk construction to begin at Indian Cave State Park
LINCOLN, Nebraska — Construction will begin Sept. 20 at Indian Cave State Park to replace the boardwalk that was damaged by landslides in 2019. Flooding at that time caused numerous landslides and...
Burchard Lake drawdown begins for riprap repairs
LINCOLN, Nebraska — Burchard Lake in southeast Nebraska is being drawn down for maintenance work to protect the integrity of the reservoir dam. Riprap around the lake has degraded over time due to...
Scout’s Rest Ranch Landmark Celebration
NORTH PLATTE, Neb – This Saturday, Sept. 18, is the Scout’s Rest Ranch Landmark Celebration at Buffalo Bill State Historical Park celebrating 100-years of Nebraska State Parks. The free...
Game and Parks seeks input on Buffalo Bill draft master plan
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. – The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is seeking input on a draft master plan being developed to improve Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical Park and State Recreation Area in...
East Sutherland I80 Lake’s fishery chemically renovated
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. – East Sutherland Interstate 80 Lake was chemically renovated Sept. 15, 2021. The rotenone treatment used at the lake was aimed to eliminate common carp and other undesirable...
Wedding
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Extra incentives available for landowners on CRP
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NGPC director receives national distinguished conservation career honor
LINCOLN, Nebraska — Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Director Jim Douglas received on Sept. 13 the national Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies’ top honor: the Seth Gordon Award. Since 1970,...
Nebraska Oranges
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Arbor Lodge SHP to host final signature event Oct. 1-2
LINCOLN, Neb. – Help Nebraska state parks wrap up their summerlong centennial celebration by attending a final signature event Oct. 1-2 at Arbor Lodge State Historical Park in Nebraska City....
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