1924 Flood in Pleasanton

Written By:  Katherine @ Trails and Rails Museum
Pleasanton
Vol. 13, No. 5
By June I. Hand
  
1924 flood looking south to bridge. “Pop” Giles standing near cream station
 
Since the days of its first settlement, Pleasanton has had its fair share of hardships. Officials of the Omaha Republican Valley Rail…

What's Happening?

Written by Jennifer Sill

Spring is in full swing now.  Even if you don’t have a wedding, confirmation or graduation this weekend, there is plenty to do!  Here’s a quick look.  Please add other things you know of in our comment section!!

May 11
Kearney, Buffalo County
Outdoor…

Sisters

Written By:  Rachel Gnagy

I have three sisters. Big deal, you might think. But what if you knew that for sixteen years, I was the only girl in my family? I grew up with three brothers; one older and two younger. I did my share of playing Legos, building forts…

Branding Season

Written by Leah Peterson @ Cooksley’s Clear Creek Farm

There is a tradition each spring in this part of Nebraska.  The annual cattle branding event is a sign of the transition from one chapter to another each year in the ranching world.  Living in an area where cattle are required…

Family Potrait GIVEAWAY

Written by Heather Riggleman

And the winner is….. Christina with her comment: I love the newborn pics they took in the hospital of my son. I wanted to wallpaper our living room with them – I was in new mom love! 

Christina, please contact me at Heather@herviewfromhome.com to claim…