Good morning, Grand Island.

A law firm opened its third Nebraska office in Grand Island as part of a planned expansion to better serve local residents.

The new location is expected to offer additional legal services to meet growing demand.

Becky Berstler, a native from the (42nd Street) Broadway cast, will return to Grand Island on Sept.

10 as the community prepares to remember Sept. 11. She said her upcoming homecoming feels surreal, as if the city never truly let go of its past.

At the state fair, 4-H entries reached over 7,000 exhibits with youth aged 8 to 18 showing their projects in the 4-H building which serves as the fieldhouse when the fair is not held.

Entries arrived on Aug. 26 and were judged by 100 judges + about 400 volunteers.

Families attended the Nebraska State Fair’s Family Day today at BigIron Events Center, where a craft and vendor show featured items like a trailer-sized golf simulator from Cross Swing Golf and drug-free patches from Super Patch Company (also, a pie vendor sold Dave’s Coffee Cake).

Nebraska beat Ohio in a sun-scorched contest that saw both teams give strong effort.

Local fans cheered the win (the match was played under high temperatures) as the team builds momentum for upcoming games.

The Huskers won their season opener by beating Ohio 49-21 on Saturday (Sept.

5). Local businesses are now preparing for home game events that aim to boost community excitement.