Villa Marie Eagles basketball team advances to state games
The Villa Marie Eagles basketball team punched its ticket to the state games at the Special Olympics East Central Regional Basketball 3-on-3 tournament in Grand Island. The Eagles team is comprised of students from Villa Marie Home and School for Exceptional Children in Waverly. “Our first game was against Beatrice; we won 24-10,” said Head […]
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1. Scotts Bluff National Monument (Gering, NE) Rising 800 feet above the North Platte River, Scotts Bluff was once the most iconic landmark for pioneers on the Oregon, California, and Mormon Trails. In 2026, it remains a premier destination for those who want to stand exactly where history happened. The bluff wasn’t just a pretty […]
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The Armada of Molucca Sets Sail
The year was 1519. In the bustling port of Seville, Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese explorer sailing under the flag of Spain, made his final preparations. His goal was audacious: to find a western sea route to the lucrative Spice Islands, the Moluccas, in Southeast Asia. The expedition, known as the Armada de Molucca, consisted of […]
The Little Monster Who Learned His Lesson
At Grumbletooth Monster School, most students were used to strange things—slimy lunch menus, growling lockers, and the occasional fire‑breathing sneeze. But nothing was stranger than the day the regular teacher, Miss Fangrella, was out sick with a case of the Snout Pox. Her substitute, Mr. Whifflenose, arrived with a shy smile and a stack of […]