Kaufmann-Wernert offered many items for the serious Kearney shopper, including a variety of small animals. On the first floor, at the back of the store you could find fish, turtles, and birds availabl …
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Well, hi there and thanks for settin’ with me a spell here on the liar’s bench. I don’t remember if I ever wished you a happy new year, but I do hope you have a good one even if it’s not so new anymor …
Categories: Literature, Stories
In 2006, Kearney Public Schools alumnus Robert M. Merryman and local institutional supporters, including the Ron and Carol Cope Foundation, and the Scott D. Morris family, joined hundreds of donors fr …
Categories: Art, Literature, Music
You would think the oncoming season would make most folks around Cottonwood Corner think warm and happy thoughts. These holidays are of the merriest sort, after all. Yet I would not put too much confi …
Categories: Literature
At this stage in the life of the gray wolf. What? You expected me to begin “All the World Is a Stage”? But stages, in all shapes and sizes and for all purposes, are stages of life, in the same way sta …
As we look down Central Avenue in Kearney, Nebraska, we see an endless roadway with a clear path forward. This limitless horizon encourages us to reflect on our community and its culture – how we got …
Categories: Technology
“Our bodies are designed to move and there’s something intrinsic within us that wants us not only to move, but to move rhythmically.” ~ Bob Miller
1733 Ballroom. People came from 100 miles around to dance there. Certainly the bands would cover songs like Fred Astaire’s “Cheek to Cheek,” Carter Family’s “Will the Circle be Unbroken,” Benny Goodma …
Categories: Music
Early music in pioneer Kearney is found in the Native peoples’ music culture of the Great Plains, so rich in diversity and developed from their cultural traditions – birth, death, rites of passage, se …
Kearney’s art is a wealth of its dramatic history and unique demonstration of topics and media.
Categories: Art