AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHeritage: Lincoln’s historic William Jennings Bryan home has been moved to Bryan East Campus, where Bryan Health plans to preserve and reuse the landmark. Small-Town Escape: Holdrege is drawing attention for its artsy downtown, historic theater, galleries and prairie-side charm. Youth & Education: Scottsbluff DECA students earned 20 top-three finishes at the Greater Nebraska conference, including six first-place medals. Community: Gov. Jim Pillen welcomed Nebraska’s Indian American community at a Diwali celebration, praising the festival’s themes of family, gratitude and neighbors helping neighbors. Around Nebraska: Applications are open for paid 2027 Sandhills ranch internships and apprenticeships, with housing included; the deadline is Jan. 5. Holiday Plans: A new guide rounds up Nebraska-area Christmas performances, tree farms and seasonal events. Schools & Culture: Nebraska voters approved a constitutional measure restricting transgender students’ participation on school sports teams, a result LGBTQ advocates say may prompt similar campaigns.
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