Grace E. Mcdonald

Entrepreneur gives historic building new life in downtown Grand Island

Original artwork reflects history of church, immigrants in North Bend

The sanctuary of Grace Lutheran Church has heard many prayers since it was built in the early 1900s. The structure still houses the original pulpit, pews and the people of Pleasanton.

In the basement of Ruhter Auction and Realty, volunteers stuff duffel bags with things that every young child needs, provided by a nonprofit called Threads of Grace.

19-year-old entrepreneur raises shrimp on family farm near Cook

Since 1952, people have been rolling up the the TK/Starlite Drive-In to watch movies under the same sky in Neligh.

In 1855, the U.S. Army attacked a Lakota village during the Blue Water Massacre. After 170 years, the Smithsonian Museum is returning 69 plundered belongings.

Entrepreneur moves vintage boutique off the road and onto Lawrence farm

At this time of year, Zangger Popcorn Hybrids sent more than 60 seasonal workers into the nursery to help the pollination process along.

Summer camp near Hordville treats kids with autism, related conditions as VIPs

Veteran rises up from hardship by baking sourdough bread in Cairo

The Tractor Relay Across Nebraska is exploring the northeast corner of the state, while raising money for two veterans organizations.

Judy Puncochar is rewilding her family's farm in Howard County by planting native grasses, wildflowers and trees. The 74-year-old hopes to replenish the land that her family has owned for over a century.

Barista’s Daily Grind co-owners turn pain into purpose one pour at a time

Custom meat processor grows fifth-gen business in Amherst with database

After Elizabeth Cady Stanton spoke in Hebron, 35 charter members organized the first women’s suffrage association in Nebraska.

In a town without softball teams for girls, Kay Cover built the game from scratch and changed lives along the way.

Lori Werner owns the first certified Quilts of Valor store in Nebraska called Sew Bee It By Design. She sells gifts, printing services and notions.

In August of 2023, Wade Leming was diagnosed with this degenerative disease. His friends and family created a tradition called Wade's Day that led to the creation of a foundation.

Most quilters are working on projects with someone special in mind.