Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 20th of September.
Good morning, Lincoln.
Louise Pound became the first woman honored with a bronze sculpture at UNL on Friday, as community members gathered on campus to celebrate her pioneering athletic and academic career (a historic milestone for the university).
LTU announced that starting Monday, Sept.
21, portions of four streets will close for scheduled work (including crane, paving, and utility improvements) while H Street will permanently close on Sept. 24 for a new transportation center; alternate routes and parking adjustments have been arranged.
Jim McKee reports that a refined Lincoln mansion, once a hospital, now stands as a reminder of the city's rich past and modern revival.
No. 1 Nebraska volleyball set a Bob Devaney Sports Center record by serving 13 aces in its four-set win over No. 25 North Carolina on Friday.
The Huskers host FGCU at noon today inside John Cook Arena+ they aim to continue their winning streak.
Nebraska completed its nonconference slate with a home game against North Dakota at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Sept.
19. The Huskers, led by QB Anthony Colandrea who earned Big 10 Offensive Player of the Week honors, looked to build momentum ahead of Big 10 play.
Nebraska’s defense recorded five sacks to hold North Dakota to one score in a 34-7 win Saturday night at Memorial Stadium.
The Huskers extended their 11-game non-conference win streak (including standout plays) and will face Michigan State on the road next Saturday at 4 p.m. CT.
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