Scott Koperski is a Digital News Content Producer at Nebraska Public Media. With a focus on agriculture and farming, he brings over 14 years of experience from the Beatrice Daily Sun, where he shared stories from southeast Nebraska. Scott has been featured in several outlets, including the Lincoln Journal Star, Omaha World-Herald, and The Reader.
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Scott Koperski's coverage is heavily focused on local government activities, legal policy regulation, and community events in Gage County, Nebraska. His articles cover a range of topics including zoning issues, crime, swine operations, and economic development.
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Candidates for the Gage County Board of Supervisors participate in a candidate forum event Tuesday.
Members of the Gage County Board of Supervisors discuss two grant applications for Gage County during Wednesday's board meeting.
Court orders trial will be moved to nearby Dakota County due to amount of publicity involved in 2022 case.
By: Scott Koperski
Hallam native Richard Schnieder wasn't in town on May 22, 2004, but can vividly recall learning his town, built on the very soil his ancestors once tilled, was gone.
By: Scott Koperski
Lincoln's largest park is being upgraded this summer with a pedestrian bridge to improve accessibility.
An inclusive cycling event will be held on the roads of rural Lancaster County this month. Grounded Nebraska is coming to Roca Berry Farm south of Lincoln June 28-30.
I Be Black Girl (IBBG), a reproductive justice nonprofit, opened its first brick-and-mortar in North Omaha. Called the Anarcha Center, the location officially opened during a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday. The Anarcha Center will serve as a physical space for IBBG to serve, educate and empower black women, girls and femmes in Nebraska. “This […]
By: Scott Koperski
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen joined state senators at Husker Harvest Days near Grand Island Wednesday to formally sign three bills passed in the Legislature this year.
By: Scott Koperski
Nebraska FFA Officers had a chance to ask Gov. Jim Pillen his thoughts on the future of agriculture in Nebraska on Wednesday during a forum at the state's largest ag show.
All the planning, training and waiting has paid off.
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