Northeast Nebraska Walk to End Alzheimer’s moving to Johnson Park

Annual Norfolk event set for Oct. 4 with registration beginning at noon

September 18, 2026Updated: September 18, 2026

By News Channel Nebraska

Northeast Nebraska Walk to End Alzheimer’s moving to Johnson Park

Photo courtesyAlzheimer's Association Nebraska Chapter

Regional

Northeast Nebraska Walk to End Alzheimer’s moving to Johnson Park

Northeast Nebraska Walk to End Alzheimer’s moving to Johnson Park

Norfolk Oktoberfest returns Sept. 18-19 for 14th year

Norfolk Oktoberfest returns Sept. 18-19 for 14th year

Norfolk Area Childcare Collaborative nears opening date after raising $1.3 million

Norfolk Area Childcare Collaborative nears opening date after raising $1.3 million

Downtown Norfolk begins installation of grant-funded festoon street lighting

Downtown Norfolk begins installation of grant-funded festoon street lighting

State

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Northeast Nebraska Walk to End Alzheimer’s moving to Johnson Park

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Sports

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Ag & Outdoor

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