Thank God for Mom

What would we do without her? It’s time to celebrate the moms in your life. The ones who take care of it all and love unconditionally.

April 25, 2024Updated: April 30, 2024

By News Channel Nebraska

Thank God for Mom

Submit a brief note below telling US92 why you "Thank God for Mom" and she could win 2 tickets to Lauren Daigle plus prizes from The Farmers Wife of Lindsay, Awakenings in Norfolk, Blossom + Birch of Norfolk and A Full Plate Take and Bake Kitchen of Norfolk.

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Regional

Morning coffee routine leads Nebraska farmer to win new Auger

Morning coffee routine leads Nebraska farmer to win new Auger

Secretary Evnen sends Nebraska's voter information to the DOJ

Secretary Evnen sends Nebraska's voter information to the DOJ

New DMV center to replace Madison County Courthouse license services

New DMV center to replace Madison County Courthouse license services

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers to seek another term

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers to seek another term

State

FCDC annual banquet honors best in business in Fillmore County

Electric engines for sale; will need REALLY BIG truck

Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh formally reprimanded over Capitol exhibit removal

Whatley announces candidacy for Cheyenne County Clerk

Highway changes coming to Ainsworth, Springview, Bassett areas

Man arrested in Alliance on nationwide warrant

Sports

13 players, two coaches included in 2026 Nebraska 8-Man Hall of Fame Class

Love, Basketball and a Sonic Stall: How two UNK coaches became lifelong teammates

NSAA Girls Class C and D Basketball Subdistrict Brackets set for panhandle teams

WNCC women, men fall to Lamar on the road

Norfolk Catholic-Pierce football rivalry to be renewed

Wednesday's local scoreboard, Feb. 11

Ag & Outdoor

Outdoors notes: 2026 fishing forecast, guide now available

Outdoor notes: Wildcat Hills education events set for February

After warm start to winter, ice fishing conditions arrive across Nebraska

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Outdoor notes: Valentine’s Day featured in February at state parks

Outdoor notes: Surveillance detects 197 positive CWD cases