Winter weather arrives. A local Non Profit Agency that provides a warm bed for siouxlands homeless picked up a big contribution. 100plus men who care, presented the warming shelter on nebraska street with a check for 62hundred dollars. The presentation is the first foror 100plus men who re. The new group meets once aquarter to nominate non profit groups to be their beneficiary. The warming shelter plans to use the funds toward the purchase of bunk beds that will replace cots currently being used. 100plus men who care will make its next check presentation in january. Lukas turning now to deadly terror it has now been one week since and abcs Marci Gonzalez is there with the lastest and d w developmentstsn the investigation. Today ininstigators working to identify a third body found in the rubble of wednesdays raid . Nat raid in a suburb of paris police targetted a hideout of the terror cell behind last weeks deadly attacks . Confirming the mastermind, and so was his cousin . Hasna ait bo
News starts now. Lukas the blizzard shut down many parts blizzard warnings covering the area through the middle of the day. The radar shows that the falling snow is pinwheeling out of the region. Visibility right now remains fairly poor at 5 miles or less. The dayplanner reveals temperatures in the upper teens and lower 20s today. Your full forecast closing a number of local businesses and highways. The snow even garnered attention from those in other parts of the state. Abc9 News Reporter bria bell brings explains. Um, well actually were from the quad cities, says countryman. Kent countryman is from davenport, iowa and he says afteteseeing weather warnings about a a izzard hitting the siouxland area. Kent decided he would be travelling across the state to Company Clean up the white stuff in sioux city. Went ahead and called sharp landscaping here. And i asked him with the size of a storm that was coming in could they use any help and he said, definitely. Come this way, so we uh loaded
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Nebraska music takes center stage at Norfolk museum
KATHRYN HARRIS, Norfolk Daily News
July 23, 2021
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NORFOLK, Neb. (AP) What started on a “whim and a prayer” more than two decades ago is now a permanent exhibit at Elkhorn Valley Museum in Norfolk.
The Nebraska Music Hall of Fame display called “Nebraska Rocks: A Mid-Century Music Scene” celebrates the state’s music history and contains a collection of memorabilia ranging from posters and photos to costumes and instruments.
“Music is (made) here. It’s such an important part of our lives. It can do so many things for us. It often brings back memories,” said Ashley Brown, executive director of the museum. “I think it’s beautiful. I think especially after a year of living in a pandemic we’ve really, truly learned to understand how important art and music is for us and how it can connect people.”