Good morning, Grand Island.

The documentary 'My Town' about Grand Island will be shown at B&B Theaters at 6:30 p.m. on Dec.

4 and is sponsored by the City of Grand Island, Grand Island Area Community Foundation & Equitable Bank. The film tells why people choose small towns and follows Cory Hepola's experience in our community.

Resurrection Catholic Church at 4110 Cannon Road will host its first Fall Festival of Faith on November 9 with doors opening at 3:30 p.m. and music starting at 4 p.m.—the event will feature six church choirs, the Kearney Choral Arts, a Festival Children’s Choir, and a Festival Orchestra, with free-will admission supporting youth summer camps and inviting all denominations.

Grand Island Public Schools officials are asking residents for input on facility needs — a step to plan additional schools as the population grows.

They will review the feedback to guide future district decisions about new facilities.

In the Huskers’ Blackout game, the team lost 21-17 to USC after Dylan Raiola went down with an ankle injury—USC scored two touchdowns after Nebraska led 14-6 in the first half.

Nebraska is 6-3 and will travel to California next week to face UCLA at 8:00 p.m. Central.

Adams Central volleyball beat Champion Minden in 4 sets today to secure a spot in the C1 Volleyball State Tournament—boosting the team's momentum for upcoming matches.

The Grand Island Central Catholic Crusaders beat the West Point-Beemer High School Cadets 49-15 on Oct.

31 — their win marked a strong finish in the game.