Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 24th of April.
Good morning, Bellevue.
Sgt. Mad Bear Recreation Area in Sarpy County is open today with an 84-acre park and a 17-acre flood reduction reservoir to protect Gretna and nearby areas from flooding.
The facility offers kayak and canoe launches, a fishing pier, and a mile loop trail for outdoor enjoyment.
Project Surprise Party delivers birthday packages with gifts, cake, and supplies to children facing hardship so families can celebrate — volunteer teams are packing supplies during Do Good Days this week to help more local kids enjoy their birthdays this summer.
Dry lightning can ignite wildfires when rain evaporates before reaching the ground during a drought.
Although human causes account for most fires, experts noted that such lightning burned large areas in past incidents (including the 36,000-acre Ashby fire in March) and local agencies remain alert.
Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services will request that the USDA ban candy from SNAP benefits (effective Nov.
1 if approved), building on current restrictions that already ban soda and energy drinks.
Midwest Collectible Toy Show
9 AM – 3 PM — Lied Activity Center — Check website for details — Discover a treasure trove of toys, comics, and collectibles at this vibrant local market.
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