When a farmer uncovered a portion of Lt. Gabriel Field’s headstone while plowing in 1954, it led to the exhumation of six graves.
Author: Eric Fowler
Have Dogs, Will Hunt
With pheasant and quail season heading into its third and final month, roughly one-third of upland hunters have packed it in for the year. Not Mike Plate and Aric Werner.
Replacing the Offensive
In September, the U.S. Department of Interior announced the Board on Geographic Names had approved the list of replacement words for a term that historically has been an offensive ethnic, sexist slur typically directed toward Native American women.
Fog From Above
Nebraskaland photographer Eric Fowler shares aerial photos taken on foggy mornings, often in river valleys.
More Water for Wetlands
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service pumped groundwater at 24 of the 94 wetlands they own and manage for wildlife, helping maintain the habitat that wasn’t lost to agriculture and development.
A Rapid City
Kearney’s whitewater park is located at the tail end of the 2.3-mile-long Kearney Water Trail, which has been a boon to paddlers in town since 2016.