Samantha Bernt, Author at News Nebraska

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Senior journalism major from Fremont, Neb.

Nearing the end of Fire Prevention Month, volunteer firefighters in Eastern...

Samantha Bernt - October 31, 2020 0

Arlington volunteer firefighter Tom Christensen teaches volunteer firefighters how to use a ground monitor to put out fires

Many join for different reasons but stay to keep their communities safe Family, community and their love of the job are just a few reasons...

COVID-19 forces humane societies and animal shelters to get creative with...

Samantha Bernt - October 22, 2020 0

Brenden Gepson, a marketing specialist for the Nebraska Humane Society, takes a photo of one of the humane society's cats to post on social media.

Social media becomes integrated part of shelter plan The COVID-19 pandemic has affected businesses across Nebraska and the nation. Humane societies and animal shelters are...

Lincoln small business owner makes effort to help others

Samantha Bernt - October 14, 2020 0

Alison Reckewey hand beads earrings for her small business, Spitfire July.

Alison Reckewey, owner of Spitfire July, participates in monthly campaigns and donates her own profits to help those in need Within the first year of...

Group Therapy Bike Tours brings roller skating back to Lincoln

Samantha Bernt - October 9, 2020 0

Owners of Group Therapy Bike Tours, Katie and Drew Philippi, and general manager Sofia Gibson post in front of the skate shack in the Railyard for Skate the Yard.

Skate the Yard brings nostalgia, roller skating to downtown Lincoln They say childhood memories shape your future, which is exactly what happened for Drew Philippi. Drew...

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