Nebraska Life Magazine travels the state in six colorful issues a year. We highlight fascinating people and communities and seek out the best of Nebraska travel, food, history, art and culture. Begin the adventure today and explore Nebraska with us!
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Nebraska Life Magazine If you’re in Kearney tomorrow be sure to stop by the Nebraska Life Magazine booth at the “Holiday Splendor Craft Show and Product Premiere” at the Buffalo County Fairgrounds’ Extension Building. We’ll be there from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with plenty of terrific Nebraska gift ideas for the holidays. And, best of all, you’ll receive a FREE Exploring Nebraska calendar ($10.95 value) with every purchase! Hope to see you there!
Nebraska Life Magazine Built in 1939 by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the Lake Minatare Lighthouse offers a stunning view to those who climb its winding staircase to the top. Last week, Christopher Amundson got a great view through a different approach. Being in “in the right place at the right time” led to a boom truck ride high into the sky for the perfect shot of this landmark. When you’re out exploring Nebraska, expect an adventure!
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Christopher Amundson is flying home after a jam-packed trip out west. Here are some highlights: rode a boom truck 40 feet in the air to photograph the Lake Minatare Lighthouse, enjoyed waffles topped with “snowflakes” at Barn Anew B&B near Scottsbluff, rested up at High Plains Homestead and visited Toadstool Park and a... pioneer cemetery near Crawford and shot some amazing photos for our next town story in Valentine!Read More
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Our Nov/Dec issue is out to subscribers and on newsstands! Inside you’ll read about Nebraska’s 1942 Scrap Drive, Minden: Nebraska’s Christmas City, Lincoln’s Star City Holiday Parade, Armadillos in Nebraska and much more. You’ll also find Nebraska recipes from ‘the Farm, Field and Garden,’ our special Nebraska gift gui...de and a new column by Kristen Friesen. Not yet a subscriber? Visit www.NebraskaLife.com to begin today.Read More
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From Omaha’s busy streets to the Panhandle’s isolated ranch roads, we travel the state in six colorful issues a year. We meet fascinating people, explore communities large and small, and search out the best of Nebraska travel, food, history, art and culture. ...
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Before long, that snow will be welcome moisture storing up in the ground for next year's growing season, reminding us that the weather not only makes hearty people, but a hearty land that we call home. We'd like to see photos and videos from Nebraska's October 2009 storm. Post your photos and videos here, on the Nebras...ka Life Facebook site... our way of letting you share the "joys" of Nebraska weather.Read More
Nebraska Life Magazine People who choose to live in Nebraska are a hearty stock of people. This week's weather proved that point by bringing 18 inches of snow to Western Nebraska. Today, sun and balmy weather is returning to most of Nebraska. Many Western Nebraskans, like Donna Killham of Kimball, are watching through their kitchen windows as plows and street crews open roads for residents who've been snowbound for three days.
Nebraska Life Magazine Congratulations to Laura Dyer, the winner of our most recent Wherebraska?! Laura correctly identified the location of the photo as The Durham Museum in Omaha. To claim your prize, Laura, please call the Nebraska Life office at 800-777-6159 and leave your name and address.
Nebraska Life Magazine Valentine’s Kyle and Otto Rosfeld have each found their calling, and they’ve proven that it needn’t be ranching…even if you live in heart of ranch country. Kyle is one of only a few authentic custom boot-makers in the U.S. His father, Otto, travels Nebraska singing, yodeling and storytelling. Christopher Amundson recently visited the duo and shot this video of Otto singing. Find the full story in our Nov/Dec issue.
Nebraska Life Magazine presents the next Wherebraska?! Be the first person to comment with the correct location of our Wherebraska? photo and win a prize. See our discussion board for more information and contest rules. Photo by Jeff Barnes.
Nebraska Life Magazine is seeking a Photo Editor/Staff Photographer to join our team. We’re looking for candidates with photography experience, good organizational skills and, of course, love for this beautiful state! Visit our website for more information about the position and details on how to apply. The deadline for applications is Nov. 15, 2009.
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JOB DESCRIPTION: Photo Editor/Staff Photographer at Nebraska Life Magazine We seek candidates with photography experience for our busy statewide magazine and publishing company. The winning candidate will ...
Nebraska Life Magazine just wrapped up our Nov/Dec issue! Be sure to watch for it in the mail in a couple of weeks. Here’s a sneak peek at what’s inside: The 1942 Scrap Drive and the “Nebraska Plan,” Minden: Nebraska’s Christmas City, Country Potter of Beatrice, Nebraska’s 8 Great Natural Wonders, Nebraska recipes and trivia, a new column by Kristen Friesen and much more. Not yet a subscriber? Visit www.NebraskaLife.com to begin today.
Nebraska Life Magazine Love your bi-monthly dose of Roger Welsch in Nebraska Life Magazine? Want even more? Then check out the selection of his 37 published books, including such titles as “My Nebraska,” “Sod Walls: The Story of the Nebraska Sod House,” “Everything I Know about Women I Learned from My Tractor,” “Cather’s Kitchens,” and many more! For more information, including how to order, visit http://www.nebraskalife.com/roger.asp.
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Roger Welsch lives on a small Nebraska tree farm in Dannebrog, Nebraska, with artist-wife Linda. We have four children. Chris is a free-lance writer, Joyce is a human resources consultant in Lincoln, and Antonia is following her father's example as a tri-athlete in Minneapolis. ...
Nebraska Life Magazine wants your Nebraska recipes! Whether they’ve been passed down for generations or recently perfected through trial and error, we’d love to see what you’ve been cooking. Send your favorite recipes - and their stories - for a chance to be published in future issues. Contributors of published recipes will receive a complimentary Nebraska Kitchens Cookbook Vol. 2! Send yours to kitchens@nebraskalife.com or post them here.
We hope you enjoy this recipe submitted by Pearl Thunn of Omaha. “I’ve been making this for 47 years,” writes Pearl. “I got it from a magazine and altered it a little bit. I made it for my five children, and now they’re making it for their children. It’s so ...
