Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 14th of July.
Good morning, Grand Island.
The 2025 Cornhusker State Games shooting sports events kicked off on July 10 in Grand Island and are being held — for the first time at Heartland Public Shooting Park — with 600 participants in nine events.
The games will run until July 20 and follow an October 2024 agreement between Nebraska Council and Grand Island Tourism that made the park the new home for shooting sports.
ALS in the Heartland held its 19th Tri-Cities Area Walk at Suck’s Lake in Grand Island on Sunday to raise funds and awareness for families affected by ALS.
The non-profit plans additional events—its Wine & Beer Event in August and Northeast Area Walk in September—to support those living with the disease.
The 2025 Cornhusker State Games began on July 10 + with events hosted at over 70 locations across Nebraska + and shooting sports are being held at Heartland Public Shooting Park for the first time.
Angie Kriz and the PolkaToons Concert
7-9 p.m. — Stuhr Museum — Free entry — Dance the night away to lively Czech polkas and waltzes performed by Angie Kriz and the PolkaToons.
Trailer Races
6-9 p.m. — Hall County Fair — Admission: ONE CANNED GOOD — Experience the thrill of destruction as trailers race in a night of fun and live music.
2025 Nebraska Small Business Conference
1-7 p.m. — College Park, Grand Island — Free admission — Discover tools and strategies to grow your small business and network with other entrepreneurs.
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