Will Reynolds is a local journalist based in Hastings, Nebraska. He writes for the Hastings Tribune Newspaper and his work has also been featured in publications such as Disability Arts Online, Courier Media Group, The Lancet, Herald Journal, Victoria Advocate, and Kilgore News Herald. Will covers a range of topics, including sports, local news, and community events.
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Will Reynolds' articles primarily cover local sports events in Nebraska, particularly basketball and volleyball at both high school and college level. His focus on event coverage and announcements indicates a strong interest in current happenings rather than broader analysis.
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LINCOLN — Thayer Central lost to just one team in its class this season.
By: Will Reynolds
Hastings College will have a new offensive coordinator next season, the school announced Tuesday.
By: Will Reynolds
SEWARD — It was fitting, the defensive stand Hastings College made for much of the second half, particularly the last 30 minutes or so, in the men's final of the
By: Will Reynolds
Something will finally give for either Sandy Creek or Lourdes Central Catholic in the Class D-1 state football semifinals Friday night.
By: Will Reynolds
Hastings College's Megan Lampe has been named women's soccer defensive player of the year in the Great Plains Athletic Conference.
By: Will Reynolds
Records are meant to be broken, and so are brick walls.
Hastings College's Miriam Miller finished her career as the program's digs leader, with 2,150. On Tuesday she was named co-defender of the year in the Great Plains Athletic Conference.
By: Will Reynolds
Darren Soucie will have the best of both worlds on Monday at Memorial Stadium when Stanton and Sandy Creek face off in the Class D-1 state football championship.
By: Will Reynolds
RURAL FAIRFIELD — 48-36.
By: Will Reynolds
RURAL FAIRFIELD — Monday’s Class D-1 state football championship game, win or lose, will mean a lot of things to a lot of different people. That much is not lost
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