Kaylee Gill, Author at News Nebraska

Friday, March 3, 2023

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Farmers prepare for winter as fall harvest wraps up

Kaylee Gill - November 16, 2021 0

Combine dumping corn into a grain cart connected to a tractor

Local farmers are working hard to finish harvesting their crops before the winter approaches. But what do the farmers do during the winter? Farmers...

NNS 5: Top five stories (11/1-11/7)

Kaylee Gill - November 9, 2021 0

Nebraska News Service brings you the top 5 news stories of the week. Stories included: Experts warn a resurgence in flu could cause a “twindemic” with...

Good Life Halfsy runners finish race despite weather conditions

Kaylee Gill - November 3, 2021 0

Good Life Halfsy starting line for runners

Around 6,000 people ran Oct. 24 in the Good Life Halfsy, an annual half marathon in Lincoln. However, this year the event was cut...

NNS 5: Top five stories (10/18-10/24)

Kaylee Gill - October 24, 2021 0

Nebraska News Service brings you the top 5 news stories of the week. Stories included: Nebraska celebrates first Indigenous Peoples’ Day by Sarah Merza Local rapper HAKIM...

Union College volunteers help with hurricane relief

Kaylee Gill - October 2, 2021 0

Thousands of people were displaced after Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana on Aug. 26. A response team from Union College was invited by the mayor...

How insulin prices are affecting Nebraskans

Kaylee Gill - September 19, 2021 0

Living with Type 1 diabetes is challenging enough with diet restrictions, constant checking of blood sugars, and additional health problems. Now one of the...

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