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Denver Pioneers win on the road against Nebraska Omaha – The Rink Live
The Denver Pioneers won the road game against Nebraska Omaha 6-2 on Saturday.
The hosting Mavericks took the lead in the middle of the first period, with a goal from Tanner Ludtke. Griffin Ludtke and Ty Mueller assisted.
The Pioneers’
Jack Devine
tied the game 1-1 with a minute left in the first, assisted by
Massimo Rizzo
and
Zeev Buium
.
Five goals were scored in the second period, and the Pioneers led 5-2 going in to the third period.
Carter King
increased the lead to 6-2 early in the third period, assisted by Massimo Rizzo and Zeev Buium.
Next up:
The teams play their next games on Friday. The Mavericks will host the Huskies at 7:30 p.m. CST, and the Pioneers will visit the Fighting Hawks at 7 p.m. CST.
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NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (KNOP) – The Mid-Nebraska Community Foundation honored outgoing President and Executive Director Eric Seacrest in a retirement ceremony at Venue 304 on Friday, celebrating his decades of leadership and commitment to the region.
Throughout his tenure, Seacrest played a key role in supporting and advancing numerous community projects across Lincoln County, helping shape growth and opportunity in North Platte and surrounding areas.
During the ceremony, he was recognized with an award highlighting his years of hard work and dedication, as well as the lasting impact he leaves behind.
In a special moment, North Platte Mayor Brandon Kelliher presented Seacrest with the key to the city, thanking him for his service and contributions to making the community a better place.
“In my hardest touch I’m very grateful to see so many people here that I care about, that I care about deeply. They care about this communities in this region and these are people that I love to have in my life,” Seacrest said.
Seacrest acknowledged his colleagues, community partners, and the residents of North Platte for their support throughout his career.
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LINCOLN, Neb. (WOWT) – On this day in 1930, a new addition was hoisted atop Nebraska’s Capitol Building.
The statue of “The Sower,” modeled after the traditional method of hand-sowing grain for planting, stands 19-and-a-half feet tall.
It was created by New York sculptor Lee Lawrie.
The Sower is represented as a barefoot man, with his sleeves and pant legs rolled up as he works.
It stands as a symbol of the importance of agriculture in Nebraska.
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