Kristen Sindelar

The Red Willow Hippology Teams have proven they have more horse sense than any other 4-H'ers in Nebraska.

Ranch kids know a thing or two about raising livestock. Most could tell you the difference between a bull and a cow, and many have raised their own bottle-fed calves.

Good fences make good neighbors. The same can be said of a good livestock brand program. Cherry County rancher Seth Hanna brings in a calf while helping at his neighbor's branding May 21.

Bree Vanosdall of rural Hoskins has been in stitches ever since she tore her ACL last December.

Anyone passing through Phelps County may wonder what lays beyond the fields of corn and soybeans sprawling toward the Platte River valley in southwestern Nebraska.

Good fences make good neighbors. The same can be said of a good livestock brand program.

The state will now be divided into five geographic brand districts. The Nebraska Brand Committee is also expanding from a five- to a seven-member board.

A cyclone hit Seymour Elementary in January, impacting more than 25 students and causing widespread fun and excitement.

With the delicate stroke of her paintbrush, life takes form on a blank canvas for young artist Hailey Uffelman.

Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.