Southern Valley boys track - FRONT: Mason Noel, Adam Gesick, Trevor Brown, Daniel Delgado, Kenneth Schuler, Carson Grossnicklaus, and Cole Broeker. ROW 2: Kota Batt, Aaron Coppedge, Jeramyah Ruskamp, Kody Collins, Rian Grove, Adyn Thooft, and Gabe Grove. BACK: Raiden Rickert, Trey Broeker, Sam Bantam, Tylor Grove, and Colby Noel.

HiLine Golf Team are Front row (left to right): Gracie Rushton, Cade Schmidt, Carsen Reiners, Emily Winter, Ayden Moore, Jadeyn Kohl, and Marissa McClung. Middle row: Landen Schmidt, Elijah Niemeier, Zach Whittaker, and Judah Niemeier. Back row: Riley Rushton, Dayton Zackery, Gavin Tilson, and Julian Seberger

Cambridge Boys Golf: Isaac Wheelbarger, Brodie Mitchell, Dylan Downer, Brohdie Wood, Jacob Corbett, Charlie Houser Cambridge Girls Track: Front Row L to R: Megan ten-Bensel, Paige Klumpe, Schyler Hoberty, Autumn Deterding, Paige Sickels. Second Row L to R: Brenna Johannsen, Rachel Harris, Emmerie Tomlin, Leah Downer, Breelle Miller, Kori Koeppen, Mileea Monter, Brenna Deterding, Bailee Ahleymer.

The Arapahoe girls and boys track team members are: Front (l-r) Hope Koller, Austin Warburton, Tristian White, Levi Kerner, Tyler Miller, Colton Carlson, Tracy Roskop; 2nd row: Sage Larson, Peyton Sich, Chris Hermes, Corbin Carpenter, Alex Diaz, Grayson Koller, Berkley Warner, Molly Leising; 3rd row: Anna tenBensel, Rylee Bahe, Gentry Warner, Cadence Carpenter, Emerson Swanson, Haiden Garey, Miranda Carlson; last row: Sabrina Jacobsen, Rafe Hill, Trenton Roskop, Campbell Schutz, Dylan Bahe, Eli Shafer, Naomi Gutierrez

ARAPAHOE - As the youth wrestling season winds to a close, the Arapahoe club hosted a triangular against both Southern Valley and Hi-Line On March 15. Over 100 boys and girls from preschool to eighth grade took part in duals between the teams.

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LINCOLN, NEB. – Agriculture connects people. Farms and ranches are everywhere in our state. Agricultural businesses are in towns, cities, and communities across the state. Agriculture provides thousands of jobs. This fuels the economy. The Nebraska Farm Bureau Foundation celebrates agriculture and the contributions it provides at a news conference on National Agriculture Day March 22.

CAMBRIDGE - Baby Boomers may remember a 1966 award-winning comedy movie The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming. The plot revolves around a Soviet submarine being located on the shore of a small New England Island during the Cold War.

LINCOLN – The Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA) in conjunction with the United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is announcing a confirmed case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in a commercial flock of 570,000 broilers in Butler County.

CAMBRIDGE – Earlier this week, Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts signed a proclamation, designating March 20-26 as “Agriculture Week” in Nebraska. “Our strength as a state is rooted in work ethic, resourcefulness, and generosity of our farm and ranch families,” the governor said during the press conference.