Good morning, Lincoln.

Nebraska native Larry the Cable Guy will host the 15th annual Git-R-Done Golf Classic in Lincoln from May 31 to June 1.

The charity event will feature a gala at Memorial Stadium and a celebrity tournament to raise funds for children and veterans.

Lincoln Children's Zoo ended 2025 with record-breaking attendance by exceeding 400,000 visitors; officials credit the milestone to growing local interest in the family-focused attraction.

Radicle Growth launched the global Radicle Corn Challenge to support startups developing new products from corn in industrial, material, chemical and fuel applications.

Winners will be announced at the Bio Innovations North America conference on Sept. 9 in Omaha.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln wrestler A.J.

Ferrari had his extradition case dismissed without prejudice on Monday in Lancaster County Court — his attorney did not waive extradition as Ferrari was pulled over on I-80 while heading to a Texas flight.

UNL’s Barkley Speech Language and Hearing Clinic runs a book club for young adults with intellectual disabilities, where members vote on books like Harry Potter and discuss how stories connect to daily life; coordinator Alicia Davis says the group builds independence (a safe space).

The City of Lincoln's Transportation & Utilities Department introduced a tool that shows residents where to sort household waste, recyclables, and yard waste.

The online tool, which has been used over 65,000 times in the past four years, guides users to recycling bins, drop-off locations or reuse stores around town.

Former Nebraska Medicine CEOs claim a proposal by the Board of Regents to let Clarkson Regional Health Services give up its 50% stake + remove important safeguards will give the University of Nebraska full control, and they urged regents to reconsider as a vote is set for Thursday morning.

Casinos have begun a petition drive to legalize digital sports betting tied to licensed race track enclosures, though bets on local home teams will remain banned.

Lawmakers may revisit the issue soon as officials say the change could keep tax dollars in Nebraska — despite opposition from anti-gambling advocates.

Ndamukong Suh is among the 22 inductees chosen for the 2026 College Football Hall of Fame, announced Wednesday.

The former Husker becomes the 21st Nebraska player to be honored — he will join the Nebraska Athletics Hall of Fame Friday.

No. 8 Nebraska remained unbeaten with a 90-55 win over Oregon Tuesday at Pinnacle Bank Arena.

Braden Frager and Pryce Sandfort combined for 51 points and the Huskers, who hit a season-high 17 3-pointers, will face Northwestern on Saturday, Jan. 17 at 3 p.m. as they stay undefeated at 17-0.

Jim Hartung, a longtime Nebraska gymnastics assistant coach and Olympic medalist, died over the weekend at 65 from a heart attack.

Head coach Chuck Chmelka said the team will dedicate the season to his legacy — visitation is on Jan. 18 and the funeral is scheduled for the following day.

Friends of Christ Retreat

Friday 7 p.m. — Our Lady of Good Counsel Retreat House — Registration required — A weekend of spiritual renewal and reflection led by Bishop Robert Finn.

Banda V.S. Norteñas with DJ Mickey

9:00 PM – 2:00 AM — The Royal Grove — Entry from $7 — Enjoy a night of Latin music as Banda and Norteñas battle it out on the dance floor.

46th Annual Concrete Paving Workshop

7 AM – 12 PM — The Lincoln Marriott Cornhusker Hotel — Registration fee applies — Explore innovative concrete paving practices with industry experts at Nebraska's premier workshop.

LDCCW Winter Symposium 2026

6 p.m. — Our Lady of Good Counsel Retreat House — Registration required — Engage in thoughtful discussions and fellowship centered on faith and community service.

Open Coffee Gathering at Crescent Moon

8-9:30 a.m. — Crescent Moon Coffee — Free entry — Network with local entrepreneurs over coffee and share stories, insights, and connections.

The Hafnicks Live Performance

9 PM — Zoo Bar — $10.00 — Experience the dynamic Blues/Rock cover band, The Hafnicks, bringing infectious energy to Lincoln's live music scene.

Nebraska Cornhuskers Wrestling vs. Northwestern Wildcats

1-3 p.m. — Bob Devaney Sports Center — Ticket info available — Experience the thrill of collegiate wrestling as the Cornhuskers take on the Wildcats.

Sell/Buy Cattle Marketing School

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Country Inn & Suites by Radisson — $89 room rate — Learn the ins and outs of cattle marketing strategies during this comprehensive school.

2nd Annual Sweetheart Dance

8-11:30 p.m. — Apothecary Lofts & Ridnour Room — Tickets required — Celebrate community spirit with a joyful evening of dancing, desserts, and a silent auction for NAMI Nebraska.

HYROX Strength Challenge: Nebraska's First Strength-Only Competition

7:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. — BFT Lincoln — $40 per person — Experience Nebraska's inaugural strength-only HYROX event with no running, just pure strength challenges.