Lyons News

Melissa Brokaw of Lyons, Neb., knew that kindergarten entry age would become an issue as soon as her oldest was born.

The nation heads into the Independence Day holiday weekend amid the longest and steepest decline in driving since the invention of the automobile.

The Albion Main Street Alliance has been busy preparing for summer, logging more than 5,600 volunteer hours to make sure tourists and residents, alike, achieve their full potential this summer for canal activities.

This blog contains assorted news and commentary on the fundraising profession and philanthropy gathered by the AFP Fundraising Resource Center.

When Lyons, Neb., celebrates its 125th year this Independence Day, the recession isn't going to get in the way.

According to Myers - USB should ensure that every soybean checkoff dollar and taxpayer dollar invested in marketing U.S. soybeans is focused on the future.

Lyons, NE, Summer 2009 - NRES operates an off-grid energy farm as a demonstration and training facility in Nebraska.

If you want to see just how badly broken America's health care system is, come to the country.

St. Louis, MO - Before the oval office leadership change in January, the United Soybean Board underwent its own change in leadership at its December board meeting.

Farmer-leaders of the United Soybean Board and the soybean checkoff met last week to set funding priorities for the 2010 fiscal year.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha Service Learning Academy again has organized UNO's Seventh Annual Seven Days of Service Saturday, March 14 and Monday, March 16 through Saturday, March 21.

Farmer-leaders of the United Soybean Board and the soybean checkoff met last week to set funding priorities for the 2010 fiscal year.

A group that supports family farms, organic produce and humane treatment of farm animals is pushing Chuck Hassebrook of Nebraska and six others as contenders for U.S. agriculture secretary.

House Passes Legislation on $14 Billion Auto Bailout Bill Coping with Holiday Depression Angie Dorcy is a mom, an entrepreneur and Jackson, Nebraska's village potter.

An 18-year-old Tekamah man is in custody following a seven-hour standoff with law enforcement officers, the Nebraska State Patrol reported.