(SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb.) -- Nebraska is a history rich state and not shy of great storytellers. Minatare High School standout Jody (Price) Lamp has become one of those valuable historians.
April 25; Horseracing History Comes Alive
Lost Native American Map
Take a look at this map and tell us what you think
Women’s History Month
Did you know? Women’s History Month started as Women’s History Week . . .
Old Banner County Newspapers
True history is oftentimes best preserved through the printed word. We are grateful to learn that the Banner County Museum has recently announced the completion of an enormous task toward that goal.
Thank a Mail Carrier Day
#NationalThankAMailCarrierDay is a good time to thank the original mail carriers in the Scotts Bluff area: the Pony Express Riders!
America’s First EMTs
This Black History Month, let's shine a spotlight on the remarkable story of the first paramedics, whose courage and resilience transformed the landscape of emergency medical services.
The First Speeding Ticket
Over 125 years ago, the first speeding ticket was issued for 6 miles over the limit.
Monumental Namesake
Learn more about where the name for the monument came from in this article from the Scotts Bluff National Monument and the National Park Service.
Redington, Nebraska
Redington Nebraska was a roaring little cattle town at one time with a history of a headless horseman.