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Clay Bradshaw isn't willing to speculate on how many people will show up Saturday.

A hard freeze early Saturday will end the growing season, but homeowners are cautioned to take note of their pipes -- as well as their outdoor plants.

The public is invited to volunteer for the 16th annual “Put the Beds to Bed” event at 8:30 a.m. Nov. 4 at the Sunken Gardens, 26th and D streets.

When the Old Cheney Road Farmers' Market began 13 years ago, there were just a handful of vendors. It's grown to more than 60 vendors and is running out of space.

A student-led girls empowerment group called “Like A Girl LPS” is hosting an International Day of the Girl event on Saturday at Lincoln High School to promote education for girls in Malawi.

Two days of live racing at the Lincoln Race Course drew about 4,000 people to the venue in September, even if the ponies only ran sprints.

A Lancaster County judge earlier this week released the so-called Beatrice 6 from a contract dispute between Gage County and a company that provided it liability insurance.

Open Harvest is falling behind in the increasingly competitive Lincoln grocery market.

The Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commission on Wednesday approved the final two of eight city-requested annexations.

This is a story that starts with one man’s stubble.