Good morning, Grand Island.

Truck drivers from across the country are gathering to support Special Olympics Nebraska today at Adams County Fairgrounds at 9 a.m. as they head to Bosselman Truck Stop in Grand Island for an awards ceremony organized with local law enforcement and allied partners.

Heartland United Way’s annual food drive distributed nearly 13,700 pounds of food to local pantries, shelters and backpack programs on Friday in Grand Island.

FFA chapters and local schools helped during Husker Harvest Days, though overall donations were lower than last year.

Good Samaritan Village celebrated residents and staff at its annual SamFest today (part of Assisted Living Week).

The event honored community members with activities that showcased local care and commitment.

Today at 1607 S. Locust, the second annual Harvest Festival runs from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. featuring over 60 local vendors, free family activities (train rides, Ferris wheel, face painting, and more) and live music from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; the first 200 children receive a mini pumpkin.

Fall allergy season is intensifying as Nebraska harvest stirs dust & pollen, worsing symptoms.

Dr. Aaron Robinson advises residents to start treatment early and change clothes after field work, and to seek medical help if over-the-counter relief fails.

Last Friday, Sept. 18th, a local high school football preview aired on 105.5 FM + 1430 AM, spotlighting the Grand Island versus Elkhorn North game at 3:30 p.m. and offering key insights for local fans.