Eagle News

Once again The Eagle is joining forces with the Nebraska Army National Guard and Super Saver to Combat Hunger and fill the shelves of the Food Bank of Lincoln.

"Taps'' and musket fire will sound Saturday over the grave of the only black Civil War veteran known to be buried in Cass County.

Date: October 5, 2009 Diane Gonzolas, Citizen Information Center, 441-7831 Bill Kostner, Risk Manager, 441-6009 Charlotte Burke, Health Department, 441-8323 Mayor Chris Beutler will kick off the "Lincoln's Walking!" wellness initiative for City employees at noon Tuesday, October 6 at the County-City Building, 555 S. 10th Street.

The American Sprint Car Series Midwest Region brings the curtain down on the 2009 season on a high note with a pair of events in Nebraska this weekend, with a potential weekend sweep worth $7,001. On Friday night, the ASCS Midwest forces invade Rising City's Butler County Motorplex for the $2,001-to-win Tribute to 9/11 "Race to Remember". Then, on ...

The Lied Center for Performing Arts at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will celebrate its 20th anniversary season Sept.

Tattered, torn and grimy from the blast of dirt and debris, an American flag that survived the 9/11 attacks was unfurled Thursday at the State Capitol.

Ki Fanning, PhD, PAS, Great Plains Livestock Consulting, Inc., Eagle, Neb., offers these tips for preventing and managing acidosis.

An Eagle, Nebraska man was killed in a motorcycle accident in Murdock Sunday night.

The series then makes a trip south to Eagle Raceway in Nebraska on the Fourth of July for their only race of 2009 in the Cornhusker state.

Here is a sampling of the responses we received. Additional letters will be published in the Sunday World-Herald. Larry Carstenson was a student at the University of Nebraska.

Sara Kenny knows about the sacrifices America's servicemen and women make. Kenny's daughter and son-in-law in are captains in the Army; her older son is a lieutenant in the Air Force, and her younger son just finished his second year at West Point.

One of two teenagers accused of killing a cat, then showing a video of the incident to other teens was arraigned Thursday afternoon in Lancaster County Court.