Sheryl Schmeckpeper is a reporter at Norfolk Daily News. She specializes in topics related to family therapy and family wellness, focusing on the dynamics and challenges within family structures. Sheryl's work has been featured in notable publications including Kexl and Flatwater Free Press.
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Sheryl's coverage primarily focuses on local events, with an emphasis on education, family & relationships, and culture & society. She may be interested in stories related to community engagement, charity initiatives, historical significance within the local area of Nebraska/Norfolk or similar heartwarming human-interest stories.
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By: Sheryl Schmeckpeper
When Emma Kwapnioski donned her Nebraska high school volleyball official’s shirt in 2021, she wasn’t thinking about her mother. Or her grandfather. Or her great-grandfather.
The men and women who “wrote a blank check to the United States for an amount up to and including their life” were recognized during a program Tuesday at the Norfolk Veterans' Home.
Bibliophiles need to clean off their bookshelves and gather their shopping bags in preparation for the Norfolk Public Library Foundation’s annual book sale.
As the new director of the Norfolk Arts Center, Brandy Lee is looking forward to utilizing her passion for art with her education in business to help move the organization forward.
Lacey Jensen doesn’t remember much about Nov. 17.
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By: Sheryl Schmeckpeper
To most people, a hunk of wood is just a hunk of wood. But to Roger Nadrchal, a hunk of wood is an otter or a lion or a giraffe
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Book lovers who enjoy a good bargain will want to attend the Norfolk Public Library Foundation's book sale on Saturday, May 16, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the library, 308 W.
It doesn't take long for a flag waving in the wind to become frazzled and frayed, especially if it's flying atop a towering pole or tall building.
