Kerry Hoffschneider is a journalist with a focus on local news and agriculture in Nebraska, specifically in the town of York. Kerry's articles often explore topics related to farming, gardening, and community events, highlighting the importance of faith, family, and the agricultural industry.
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By: Kerry Hoffschneider
Kerry Hoffschneider I have always preferred wood over metal. Wood doesn't rust away; it ages with some stature.
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
Rachelle Bartholomew gave me the sweetest memory the other day when she posted about Lorna Doone shortbread cookies.
Jim Schneider stands above Lake Oahe on the Missouri River in Potter County, S.D., helping to prepare for the regional FFA land and range judging contest. Submitted photo
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
Structures decay. So do pages in history books. Even the most polished pews weather. Still, our souls and the land live on.
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
Scenes from Sunday, Sept. 1 at the Nebraska State Fair. “I can't turn anyone away. I won't,” said Jill Goedeken, when talking about the 52-member 4-H club she co-leads in Columbus. “I want kids to belong.”
I have Fern because she was on the last leg of her life at Walmart a couple of years ago. She was like $15 when I brought her greenish-brown, crumbling, “ferny-frame” home.
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
By Kerry Hoffschneider I remember meeting my cousin Lora Jane Aksamit for the first time. It was at her mother, Mary J.
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
Graze Master Group to host event at York County 4-H Building Feb. 18
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
By Kerry Hoffschneider I am so excited to hold a “Hope Stories for the Heartland” book discussion on Jan. 30 at 6 p.m.
By: Kerry Hoffschneider
I will get to the fountain in this story, but first, some history. My Grandmother Ruth (Gonnerman) Heine found her husband on Feb. 9, 1967, the day he went to Heaven with a wrench in his hand on the family farm in York County.
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