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[{"title": "Gov. Pillen Signs Executive Order Establishing Statewide Public Safety Communications Task Force", "time": null, "end_time": null, "summary": "Gov. Pillen Signs Executive Order Establishing Statewide Public Safety Communications Task Force October 15, 2026 jim Thu, 10/15/2026 - 21:27 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Gov. Pillen Signs Executive Order Establishing Statewide Public Safety Communications Task Force NORTH PLATTE, NE – Today, Governor Jim Pillen signed an executive order at North Platte Fire Station 3 establishing the Statewide Public Safety Communications Task Force. The whole-of-government initiative is charged with conducting a top-to-bottom evaluation of Nebraska’s public safety communications ecosystem and delivering actionable recommendations to the Governor’s Office within 60 days. Led by the Nebraska Military Department, the Task Force will identify technical, operational, and structural gaps in emergency communications highlighted during recent severe weather and wildfire events across the state. “In Nebraska, we take care of our neighbors. When disaster strikes, Nebraskans roll up their sleeves and pitch in,” said Gov. Pillen. “To do that job safely and effectively, our first responders – especially our volunteer firefighters in rural Nebraska – have got to have tools that actually work. When our first responders call for backup on the radio, that line must be clear and reliable across every square mile of Nebraska.” The Task Force brings together leadership from key state agencies, local municipalities, county officials, and frontline emergency responders. Participating entities include the Nebraska Military Department, Nebraska Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Nebraska State Patrol, Nebraska Department of Transportation (NDOT), Office of the Chief Information Officer, Nebraska State Fire Marshal, Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, Nebraska Public Power District, League of Nebraska Municipalities, Nebraska Association of County Officials, and representatives from rural volunteer fire leadership. Major General Craig Strong, adjutant general for the Nebraska National Guard emphasized the work that the state has been doing already to create strong and effective relationships with local governments through the Community Partnership Program. Being engaged with local officials, police, fire chiefs, emergency managers and others is incredibly beneficial, especially when those relationships are formed before an event even happens. “The Nebraska Military Department is uniquely qualified to lead this effort due to our emergency management functions and our experience in bringing together different agencies to execute a whole of government approach to address an area of important need,” added Maj. Gen. Strong. Under the directive, the Task Force will conduct a comprehensive audit identifying geographic dead zones and structural vulnerabilities in current radio coverage capabilities. Additionally, the group will review multi-vendor equipment compatibility, hardware end-of-life cycles, and user training gaps across jurisdictions, while evaluating local, state, and federal funding streams to support long-term system sustainability. The Task Force must submit its final fact-finding analysis and actionable recommendations to the Governor no later than 60 days from today’s signing. Colonel Bryan Waugh, superintendent of the Nebraska State Patrol, pointed out the lessons learned during the terror attacks on 9/11 and the need to have communications interoperability, especially when dangerous situations arise. “The Nebraska State Patrol is committed to this task force and working alongside our partners, especially those serving rural Nebraska, to identify communication gaps and develop practical solutions. Every first responder, regardless of where they serve, deserves the ability to communicate when lives are on the line.” Senator Mike Jacobson thanked volunteer firefighters attending today’s news conference, acknowledging their around the clock efforts to bring this year’s devastating wildfires under control. Calling effective communications a necessity, especially for firefighter safety, he noted that the task force would be a step forward to addressing what has been a persistent issue. “This year’s wildfires showed just how critical reliable communication is for the first responders serving our communities, especially in rural Nebraska,” said Sen. Jacobson. “I appreciate Governor Pillen’s leadership in identifying where gaps exist, and I look forward to working together on practical solutions that give our first responders the tools they need.” “As one of the most frequent users of this technology, the experience from the Nebraska Department of Transportation, along with the expertise and resources of the Nebraska Broadband office, makes us well positioned to engage and contribute to the task force,” said NDOT Director Vicki Kramer. “We have already begun investigating gaps, researching opportunities, and outlining solutions to support the task force. We appreciate the Governor’s leadership in taking this important step to better the State’s communication network.” The executive order takes effect immediately. A copy can be found below. Executive Order 26-24 Text Version", "location": null, "press_status": null, "source_url": "https://governor.nebraska.gov/gov-pillen-signs-executive-order-establishing-statewide-public-safety-communications-task-force", "category": "News", "published_at": "2026-10-16T02:27:40+00:00", "updated_at": null, "event_date": null, "timezone": null, "timezone_basis": "unknown", "timezone_evidence": null, "source_adapter": "rss", "source_tier": "official_government", "date_evidence": "Source publication timestamp", "location_evidence": null, "subject_countries": [], "incoming_publication_at": "2026-10-16T02:27:40+00:00", "revision_recorded_at": "2026-10-19T15:22:45+00:00"}]

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[{"title": "Gov. Pillen Declares Emergency for Southeast Nebraska", "time": null, "end_time": null, "summary": "Gov. Pillen Declares Emergency for Southeast Nebraska October 2, 2026 jim Fri, 10/02/2026 - 15:20 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Gov. Pillen Declares Emergency for Southeast Nebraska LINCOLN, NE – Governor Jim Pillen has declared an emergency for southeast Nebraska in the aftermath of heavy rain and severe flooding. Record setting rainfall amounts were reported across the region, in some areas resulting in the rescue of stranded motorists from flooded roadways. On Thursday, the Governor joined Erv Portis, assistant director for the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) and representatives from the Nebraska National Guard, Lancaster County and the Lower Platte South NRD for a look at some of the affected areas in northern Lancaster County and to receive a briefing on the latest conditions. There, Gov. Pillen signed the emergency proclamation. The declaration will allow for the use of state resources and also require state and federal agencies to cooperate with and support the adjutant general of Nebraska, who also serves as the director of NEMA. NEMA is currently working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Small Business Administration (SBA), and Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to align resources as damage assessments are compiled. That information will help to determine if and what level of assistance is available to individuals, businesses and others who have been impacted by flooding. Text version of the proclamation. A copy of the proclamation is included below. Gov. Pillen signs emergency proclamation for southeast Nebraska due to flooding Governor briefed on flooding conditions", "location": null, "press_status": null, "source_url": "https://governor.nebraska.gov/gov-pillen-declares-emergency-southeast-nebraska", "category": "News", "published_at": "2026-10-02", "updated_at": null, "event_date": null, "timezone": null, "timezone_basis": "unknown", "timezone_evidence": null, "source_adapter": "rss", "source_tier": "official_government", "date_evidence": "Legacy publication-date grouping; original timestamp unavailable", "location_evidence": null, "subject_countries": [], "incoming_publication_at": "2026-10-02T20:20:32+00:00", "revision_recorded_at": "2026-10-04T07:20:51+00:00"}]

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Gov. Pillen Hosts 2026 Governor’s Summit in Kearney. Gov. Pillen Hosts 2026 Governor’s Summit in Kearney September 30, 2026 jim Wed, 09/30/2026 - 14:21 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Gov. Pillen Hosts 2026 Governor’s Summit in Kearney LINCOLN, NE – Governor Jim Pillen welcomed more than 1,050 participants to Kearney for the 2026 Governor’s Summit: Growing Nebraska and the second annual Governor’s Youth Summit. The annual Governor’s Summit, co-hosted by the Nebraska Department of Economic Development and the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, convenes the state’s economic development community to discuss shared strategies to grow Nebraska. This year’s event featured breakout tracks on (1) creating opportunities for Nebraska’s growing workforce, (2) fueling and feeding Nebraska’s a

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[{"title": "Gov. Pillen Hosts 2026 Governor’s Summit in Kearney", "time": null, "end_time": null, "summary": "Gov. Pillen Hosts 2026 Governor’s Summit in Kearney September 30, 2026 jim Wed, 09/30/2026 - 14:21 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Gov. Pillen Hosts 2026 Governor’s Summit in Kearney LINCOLN, NE – Governor Jim Pillen welcomed more than 1,050 participants to Kearney for the 2026 Governor’s Summit: Growing Nebraska and the second annual Governor’s Youth Summit. The annual Governor’s Summit, co-hosted by the Nebraska Department of Economic Development and the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, convenes the state’s economic development community to discuss shared strategies to grow Nebraska. This year’s event featured breakout tracks on (1) creating opportunities for Nebraska’s growing workforce, (2) fueling and feeding Nebraska’s agricultural and manufacturing future, and (3) investing in the next generation of Nebraskans. The Youth Summit facilitated one-on-one interactions between high school students and business, college, and military leaders. Throughout the day, employers and educators presented student attendees with internship, scholarship, and job offers in Nebraska. “There’s no better place to farm, ranch, or build a business than here in the Good Life,” said Gov. Pillen. “Today’s Summit brought together industry leaders from across Nebraska to talk about how to open doors for our kids and grandkids to achieve their dreams. During the event, we had the incredible opportunity help 500 students make direct connections with rewarding careers opportunities right here in Nebraska.” Husker Athletic Director Troy Dannen kicked off Tuesday’s morning session with keynote remarks. He shared the ambitious actions that the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) is taking to invest in its student-athletes and facilities to compete at the highest level of college sports. The Summit’s lunch session featured a presentation from Dr. Josie Schafer, director of the Center for Public Affairs Research at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. She shared data showing positive trends in Nebraska’s population growth and domestic migration. Dr. Schafer also moderated a panel of young professionals who shared their reasons for choosing to start their careers in Nebraska after graduating from in-state colleges. The Governor’s Summit concluded with an afternoon plenary session headlined by Fred Hoiberg, head coach of the UNL men’s basketball team. He highlighted Nebraska’s second-to-none support of college athletics. He also shared insights on building a winning culture through a relentless focus on empowering each member on the team. During the Youth Summit, participating businesses offered more than $20,000 in scholarships to student attendees. In its second year, the event doubled its attendance, drawing more than 600 youth, chaperones, and sponsors to Kearney. Gov. Pillen delivers opening remarks at Governor’s Summit in Kearney Husker Athletic Director Troy Dannen speaks to attendees at Governor’s Summit in Kearney Gov. Pillen greets students participating in the Governor’s Youth Summit Husker Men’s Basketball Coach Fred Hoiberg speaks to attendees at Governor’s Summit in Kearney", "location": null, "press_status": null, "source_url": "https://governor.nebraska.gov/gov-pillen-hosts-2026-governors-summit-kearney", "category": "News", "published_at": "2026-09-30", "updated_at": null, "event_date": "2026-09-30", "timezone": null, "timezone_basis": "unknown", "timezone_evidence": null, "source_adapter": "rss", "source_tier": "official_government", "date_evidence": "Explicit 'today' in source text, anchored to publication date", "location_evidence": null, "subject_countries": [], "incoming_publication_at": "2026-09-30T19:21:40+00:00", "revision_recorded_at": "2026-10-04T07:20:51+00:00"}]

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[{"title": "Gov. Pillen Signs Executive Order Establishing Coordinated Statewide Economic Strategy", "time": null, "end_time": null, "summary": "Gov. Pillen Signs Executive Order Establishing Coordinated Statewide Economic Strategy September 29, 2026 jim Tue, 09/29/2026 - 16:11 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Gov. Pillen Signs Executive Order Establishing Coordinated Statewide Economic Strategy KEARNEY, NE – Today, Governor Jim Pillen signed Executive Order 26-22 during the Governor’s Summit at the Younes Conference Center, establishing a unified statewide strategy for business recruitment, site selection, and economic expansion. “We are taking a major step forward to ensure Nebraska competes – and wins – on the national and global stage,” said Gov. Pillen. “Since taking office, my vision has been clear: run state government like a business, cut taxes, eliminate red tape, and partner directly with our job creators. To win corporate expansions, attract major capital investment and keep our best talent here, we must fire on all cylinders as one team across all 93 counties and all six regions of Nebraska.” At the news conference, Gov. Pillen highlighted how the state is the premier place to do business, raise a family, and build a high-quality life. Nebraska ranks as the fifth best state overall by U.S. News & World Report and the #1 state in infrastructure. Additionally, Nebraska stands as the nation’s third most affordable energy state for business, fueled by 100% public power, and its top-tier AAA credit ratings reflect long-term fiscal stability. The executive order officially establishes the Governor’s Economic Growth Working Group, chaired by the Director of the Department of Economic Development (DED). Instead of state officials, local chambers, and regional developers working independently or competing against each other, it will bring these key leaders together to align strategy for economic development. Chaired by DED Director Maureen Larsen, the Working Group will also include members from the Governor’s Policy Research Office, DED, the Nebraska Economic Developers Association (NEDA), the Nebraska Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Omaha and Lincoln chambers, and regional economic development leaders from all six regions. “Today is about one thing: Nebraska working together to compete and grow. NEDA is proud to have helped shape this framework alongside the Governor’s office, DED, our chambers, and economic development partners across the state,” said NEDA President Luke Peltz. “When we share resources, align our efforts, and work as one economic development community, we can create more opportunities for businesses and communities in all 93 counties. We’re ready to get to work and make it happen.” One of the key aspects of the Working Group is to create more collaboration with local leaders, making sure their needs are met. The Working Group will co-design a multi-year economic plan and DED will lead the charge to host recurring business roundtables in every region, maintaining a continuous feedback loop with employers. “ This year, through the Nebraska Chamber Foundation’s Go Big Future initiative, and nearly two dozen community visits, we’ve heard from business and community leaders across the state,” said Nebraska Chamber of Commerce & Industry President & CEO Joseph Young. “They are optimistic about Nebraska’s potential. We have no shortage of opportunities. Our task is to get ambitious and organized. Faced with countless chances to grow, Nebraska needs to speak with one voice and move as one team.” The Working Group will also establish an annual, prioritized statewide site selection and corporate recruitment plan by evaluating national site-selector conferences, trade missions, corporate headquarters visits, and industry expos, ensuring Nebraska is represented and pitching one cohesive message. Further, the initiative will build a synchronized statewide inventory of available industrial sites, commercial properties, and infrastructure assets to maximize speed-to-market for expanding businesses. “Nebraska is strongest when we can present a clear, coordinated approach and demonstrate that our state and global partners are working together for the same goals,” said Heath Mello, president & CEO of the Greater Omaha Chamber. “That is why the Greater Omaha Chamber welcomes this effort to strengthen coordination across the state of Nebraska. A shared strategy can help us improve site readiness, align business recruitment efforts, better coordinate our engagement efforts with existing companies and site collectors and ensure we are making the most of our assets and opportunities that exist in every region across the state. Greater Omaha success is closely connected to the success across communities in Nebraska.” The Working Group is expected to submit an initial strategic framework to the Governor by December 31, 2026, with a full multi-year strategic plan scheduled for publication by June 30, 2027.", "location": null, "press_status": null, "source_url": "https://governor.nebraska.gov/gov-pillen-signs-executive-order-establishing-coordinated-statewide-economic-strategy", "category": "News", "published_at": "2026-09-29", "updated_at": null, "event_date": null, "timezone": null, "timezone_basis": "unknown", "timezone_evidence": null, "source_adapter": "rss", "source_tier": "official_government", "date_evidence": "Legacy publication-date grouping; original timestamp unavailable", "location_evidence": null, "subject_countries": [], "incoming_publication_at": "2026-09-29T21:11:14+00:00", "revision_recorded_at": "2026-10-04T07:20:51+00:00"}]

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[{"title": "Gov. Pillen Highlights Major ONE RED Infrastructure Investment in Norfolk", "time": null, "end_time": null, "summary": "Gov. Pillen Highlights Major ONE RED Infrastructure Investment in Norfolk September 25, 2026 jim Fri, 09/25/2026 - 17:23 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Gov. Pillen Highlights Major ONE RED Infrastructure Investment in Norfolk NORFOLK, NE -- On Friday, Governor Jim Pillen highlighted Nebraska’s ONE RED initiative in Norfolk and how it is poised to help the city fund a critical wastewater infrastructure project. He was joined by Senator Robert Dover, Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment Director Jesse Bradley, and Norfolk Mayor Shane Clausen. Norfolk and DWEE are partnering on a $38 million grant through the ONE RED Wastewater Treatment Facility Anaerobic Digestion Program. This program aims to help communities build or expand digesters, gas collection systems, and energy infrastructure at wastewater facilities. “Today, we’re celebrating an opportunity for $38 million in funding that would help Norfolk invest in its future and the health and safety of its residents,” said Gov. Pillen. “Nebraska has always been a state that finds practical ways to make the most of what we have. We have the agricultural resources. We have communities with wastewater infrastructure, and we have the technology to put those resources together.” The ONE RED initiative, overseen by DWEE, received a $307 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Those funds are being used to implement multiple programs aimed at strengthening Nebraska’s economy by: Improving energy efficiency Reducing energy costs Providing incentives for agriculture practices that improve soil health, water conservation, and nutrient management Improving agricultural waste management Increasing the beneficial use of biogas “DWEE is excited to start rolling out these funds so Nebraskans can start to see the positive environmental and economic impacts of these programs,” said Director Bradley. “This project is about turning organic waste into opportunity, producing valuable biogas, supporting Nebraska agriculture, improving environmental outcomes, and investing in infrastructure that will benefit the community for years to come.” Norfolk’s digester project is intended to accept agricultural wastewater and capture the biogas created by the digester process to convert it into renewable natural gas. Not only will this generate energy, but it will also help Norfolk’s wastewater facility handle high-strength waste. “Today’s announcement reflects a significant investment in Norfolk and the future of our community,” said Mayor Clausen. “This funding will ensure we have the infrastructure needed to support Norfolk’s continued growth. We appreciate everyone who has worked with the city to find a path forward.” There is additional funding for Nebraska communities available through the Wastewater Treatment Facility Anaerobic Digestion Program. This ONE RED grant opportunity represents an important investment in Nebraska’s wastewater infrastructure and helps the city expand its role from treating wastewater into viewing it as a valuable resource. “State investment can help communities move projects from an idea to construction and ultimately to operation,” said Gov. Pillen. “Through ONE RED, Nebraska is showing its commitment to its residents by finding new avenues that help communities find innovative ways to grow while protecting resources.” Governor Jim Pillen held a press conference in Norfolk to highlight a wastewater infrastructure project that plans to use ONE RED funding. Pictured are, from left: Norfolk City Administrator Scott Cordes, Norfolk Mayor Shane Clausen, Senator Robert Dover, Governor Jim Pillen, and Department of Water, Energy, and Environment Director Jesse Bradley.", "location": null, "press_status": null, "source_url": "https://governor.nebraska.gov/gov-pillen-highlights-major-one-red-infrastructure-investment-norfolk", "category": "News", "published_at": "2026-09-25", "updated_at": null, "event_date": null, "timezone": null, "timezone_basis": "unknown", "timezone_evidence": null, "source_adapter": "rss", "source_tier": "official_government", "date_evidence": "Legacy publication-date grouping; original timestamp unavailable", "location_evidence": null, "subject_countries": [], "incoming_publication_at": "2026-09-25T22:23:01+00:00", "revision_recorded_at": "2026-10-04T07:20:51+00:00"}]

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[{"title": "Gov. Pillen Issues Executive Orders to help the Agriculture Community", "time": null, "end_time": null, "summary": "Gov. Pillen Issues Executive Orders to help the Agriculture Community September 24, 2026 jim Thu, 09/24/2026 - 21:35 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Gov. Pillen Issues Executive Orders to help the Agriculture Community LINCOLN, NE – To combat rising diesel fuel shortages and high operating costs during harvest season, Governor Jim Pillen has issued two executive orders providing immediate, temporary relief to Nebraska farmers, ranchers, and agricultural transporters across the state. Under the first executive order, highway-registered vehicles are permitted to hold, sell, or use untaxed, dyed diesel fuel without facing state fines or penalties. Additionally, diesel taxes paid while transporting Nebraska seasonally produced products and livestock on state roads are eligible for a refund by filing Form 84AG with the Nebraska Department of Revenue. This order takes effect immediately and will remain active for 90 days. To address transportation pressures facing producers, Gov. Pillen signed a second executive order providing weight limit relief for seasonal crop transport. Vehicles transporting seasonally produced products and livestock now operate up to 25% over legal gross and axle group weight limits without purchasing additional permits or paying associated fees. In addition to state-level action, Gov. Pillen sent a letter to President Donald J. Trump requesting federal intervention through a temporary 90-day pause on U.S. diesel exports to foreign countries. Halting exports would allow domestic diesel reserves to rebuild, lowering costs for consumers and helping producers navigate harvest season without severe financial strain. “Our farmers and ranchers are the backbone of our state,” said Gov. Pillen. “It’s critical that I do everything in my power to make sure they are supported, especially during this season where they are working day in and day out to get the crops out of the ground.” Executive Order 26-20 Executive Order 26-21 Letter to President Trump", "location": null, "press_status": null, "source_url": "https://governor.nebraska.gov/gov-pillen-issues-executive-orders-help-agriculture-community", "category": "News", "published_at": "2026-09-25", "updated_at": null, "event_date": null, "timezone": null, "timezone_basis": "unknown", "timezone_evidence": null, "source_adapter": "rss", "source_tier": "official_government", "date_evidence": "Legacy publication-date grouping; original timestamp unavailable", "location_evidence": null, "subject_countries": [], "incoming_publication_at": "2026-09-25T02:35:55+00:00", "revision_recorded_at": "2026-10-04T07:20:51+00:00"}]

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[{"title": "Report Highlights Above Average Savings of Nebraskans, Points to Economic Resilience and Growth", "time": null, "end_time": null, "summary": "Report Highlights Above Average Savings of Nebraskans, Points to Economic Resilience and Growth September 25, 2026 jim Fri, 09/25/2026 - 17:26 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Report Highlights Above Average Savings of Nebraskans, Points to Economic Resilience and Growth LINCOLN, NE – Governor Jim Pillen is highlighting findings from a recent report demonstrating the resilience and growth of Nebraska’s economy. Analysis published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City indicates that Nebraskans’ savings is approximately double the national average. Nebraska has consistently ranked among states with the highest savings rates in the nation. Strong income growth has contributed to higher savings and greater stability for Nebraska families. ““When we say Nebraska is open for business, this is another indicator of what we have to offer,” said Gov. Pillen. “Nebraska’s economic strength continues to make it the best place in the country to live, work, and raise a family.” As noted in the report, nationally, households have faced the impact of increased costs and reduced savings over the past several years. Despite inflationary pressures, “strong income growth has positioned Nebraska households to weather the pressures better than many other places.” In Nebraska, income growth has exceeded the rate of consumption – a trend that has persisted for a number of years, including during the pandemic. Additionally, the report indicates that, “Nebraska's higher savings rates have made down payments more attainable than in the rest of the country, especially for first-time [home] buyers.” View the complete report", "location": null, "press_status": null, "source_url": "https://governor.nebraska.gov/report-highlights-above-average-savings-nebraskans-points-economic-resilience-and-growth", "category": "News", "published_at": "2026-09-25", "updated_at": null, "event_date": null, "timezone": null, "timezone_basis": "unknown", "timezone_evidence": null, "source_adapter": "rss", "source_tier": "official_government", "date_evidence": "Legacy publication-date grouping; original timestamp unavailable", "location_evidence": null, "subject_countries": [], "incoming_publication_at": "2026-09-25T22:26:29+00:00", "revision_recorded_at": "2026-10-04T07:20:51+00:00"}]

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Czech President Pavel Meets NE Guard Leadership, Takes Part in Evening Reception. Czech President Pavel Meets NE Guard Leadership, Takes Part in Evening Reception September 25, 2026 jim Fri, 09/25/2026 - 17:10 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Kevin Hynes, NENG – (402) 309-8390 Czech President Pavel Meets NE Guard Leadership, Takes Part in Evening Reception LINCOLN, NE – Governor Jim Pillen hosted an evening reception honoring Petr Pavel, president of the Czech Republic. The event in the State Capitol Rotunda last night capped a day of full activity for the Czech leader. The visiting delegation arrived Wednesday evening. On Thursday, Lieutenant Governor Joe Kelly, Nebraska Adjutant General (Maj. Gen.) Craig Strong and other senior Nebraska National Guard leaders, soldiers and airmen

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Craig Strong and other senior Nebraska National Guard leaders, soldiers and airmen welcomed President Pavel to the Joint Force Headquarters to celebrate and discuss the Guard’s 33-year relationship with the Czech Armed Forces. It is believed to be the first time in the history of the Nebraska National Guard that the organization has hosted a head of state. The official welcome at the base included three balconies packed with soldiers, airmen and civilian public servants. “This was truly a monumental event for the Nebraska National Guard,” said Maj. Gen. Craig Strong, Nebraska adjutant general. “After 33 years of partnering with the Czech Armed Forces and working together to address the many common challenges we face in the world, to have the actual Czech head of state visit us here in Nebraska was such an honor.” “We are so pleased to have the President with us today,” said Lt. Gov. Kelly. “I think if we were to go around and have everyone in this entire building tell us what their family heritage is, I suspect that one out of every three, if not more, would be of strong Czech heritage.” “The bonds have been very strong here recently with the Nebraska National Guard,” continued Lt. Gov. Kelly. “We are lucky to have you here for a few days. And we hope you enjoy it.” Historically, Czech roots do run deep in Nebraska, which has the highest percentage of citizens, per-capita, who claim Czech as their heritage. That heritage is among the reasons Nebraska was selected to form a partnership with the Czech Armed Forces in 1993, through the National Guard’s State Partnership Program. Texas is also part of that alliance. Today, the ongoing relationship remains the only tri-lateral State Partnership effort in Europe. President Pavel said he was excited to have the opportunity to visit the Nebraska National Guard, adding that the welcome he received in Lincoln rivaled a similar farewell he received when he left NATO after having served for three years as the chairman of the Military Committee. “But this is much better because it is a welcome. And it is a welcome in a country that is special to us -- we feel here like it is our home,” said President Pavel. “So, thank you for this welcome and we look forward to hearing about our special relationship and seeing what you do.” During the two-hour visit, President Pavel received briefings on the Nebraska National Guard’s most recent engagements with the Czech Armed Forces along with information on planned future collaborations. He also learned more about how members of the Czech Armed Forces and the Nebraska National Guard are working together in such areas as cyber defense and aerial refueling. Following the briefings, President Pavel and members of the delegation toured a Nebraska Air National Guard KC-135R Stratotanker assigned to the Lincoln-based 155th Air Refueling Wing, as well as two Nebraska Army National Guard helicopters assigned to the Guard’s Army Aviation Support Facility No. 1 in Lincoln. Strong said the visit helped highlight the importance of the work that members of the Nebraska Army and Air National Guard are continuing to do with the Czech Armed Forces. “This was an extremely important event because it gave us an opportunity to celebrate the successes that we have had over the decades of our relationship with the Czechs while also reaffirming our commitment to the future,” said Strong. “We all know that we are facing an increasingly challenging and volatile world. As we work with the Czech Armed Forces and continue to learn from each other, we are helping each other build the capabilities that we need to best serve the citizens of our nations. We are clearly stronger together.” Following a visit to Wilber, the Czech Capital of Nebraska, President Pavel joined Gov. Pillen at the Capitol for an official reception featuring ceremonial toasts and exchange of state gifts, including a personalized Nebraska license plate and a statue of Chief Standing Bear, symbolizing Nebraska’s history, heritage, and commitment to civil rights and freedom. Prior to the start of the reception, Gov. Pillen and President Pavel held a joint news conference from the Governor’s Hearing Room. In his remarks, the Governor talked about his trade mission to Prague in the fall of 2024, the mutual focus on agricultural expansion, as well as America’s 250 celebrations. He emphasized the Czech Republic’s profound appreciation for liberty following the Fall of Communism in 1989. “It’s really important that we need to speak into existence, how important, how blessed we are, and that freedom is not free, and how extraordinary our democracy is,” said Gov. Pillen. “After a few generations, we can become a little bit complacent, but it’s important that leadership talks about it, to make sure that we keep inspiring each other.” President Pavel spoke warm words on the shared history linking Nebraska and the Czech Republic, pointing to military collaboration, economic cooperation, and academic partnerships. Notably, the University of Nebraska – Lincoln holds the longest continuously running Czech language and heritage program at any American university, dating back to 1907, which is now approaching its 120th anniversary. Earlier in the day, President Pavel met with leaders at UNL to discuss expanding joint ventures across higher education, business, and research. Referring to his visit in Wilber, President Pavel spoke about his appreciation for the generations of families who have preserved their ancestral roots. “I was very pleased to meet people in Wilber because it was a very emotional meeting, so many people that associate themselves with Czech ancestry, and even though many of them don’t speak Czech, their enthusiasm for Czech culture and history and traditions is simply remarkable,” said President Pavel. “I was really moved how devoted they are to promote this heritage for next generations.” “I hope that this relationship that we have today will grow stronger, because wherever there is goodwill, there will be, sooner or later, an action and I believe we are both inclined to act rather than talk,” added President Pavel. “So, we will move it further very quickly.” Lt. Gov. Kelly delivers remarks at National Guard reception for President Pavel Gen. Strong, Lt. 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[{"title": "Husker Athletic Director Troy Dannen Announced as Opening Keynote for Governor’s Summit", "time": null, "end_time": null, "summary": "Husker Athletic Director Troy Dannen Announced as Opening Keynote for Governor’s Summit September 23, 2026 jim Wed, 09/23/2026 - 20:08 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Husker Athletic Director Troy Dannen Announced as Opening Keynote for Governor’s Summit Dannen will speak in lieu of Ben Sasse, who is unable to attend. LINCOLN, NE – Today, Governor Jim Pillen announced that Troy Dannen , athletic director for the University of Nebraska-Lincoln , will be the opening keynote at the 2026 Governor’s Summit. Senator Ben Sasse, who was previously announced as the morning keynote, is recovering from a recent successful liver surgery and is unable to attend. Troy Dannen joins Husker men’s basketball head coach Fred Hoiberg as a headline speaker for the Summit, which will take place Sept. 28-29 in Kearney. Dannen is scheduled to speak on Tuesday morning , Sept. 29. “ Troy Dannen has been a great fit to lead Husker athletics ,” said Gov. Pillen. “His vision, leadership, and hustle have the Huskers on the fast track to where they belong—at the very pinnacle of collegiate sports. I look forward to hearing from Troy at this year’s Summit!” A respected leader in collegiate athletics with deep Midwestern roots, Troy Dannen is in his third year as Nebraska’s Director of Athletics. Dannen guides Nebraska’s 25-sport athletic department that ranks among the nation’s most successful programs both athletically and academically. Since his arrival to Nebraska in March of 2024, the Huskers have posted three straight top 25 finishes in the Learfield Director’s Cup, marking the first time Husker Athletics has accomplished that feat in more than two decades. The Huskers enjoyed broad-based success in 2025-26. The Husker men’s basketball program reached the NCAA Sweet 16 for the first time in school history, the Husker softball team reached the Women’s College World Series for the first time since 2013, while the men’s and women’s outdoor track squads posted top 10 finishes in the same season for the first time since 2003. Dannen came to the University of Nebraska following successful stints as athletic director at Washington, Tulane, and Northern Iowa. Prior to his career in collegiate athletics, Dannen served as the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union’s executive director for seven years, overseeing 400 high schools and 10 sports. Dannen grew up on a farm in Iowa and graduated from University of Northern Iowa in 1989 with a degree in communications. He is married to Amy and has four children: Elizabeth, William, Emily and Holly. The 2026 Governor’s Summit begins Monday afternoon, Sept. 28, with a statewide 6 Regions, One Nebraska update. On Monday evening, the Nebraska Diplomats will host a reception and awards banquet. Tuesday, Sept. 29, is the primary day of the Governor’s Summit. It features remarks from Gov. Pillen, a morning keynote from Troy Dannen, a full slate of breakout sessions, and an afternoon address from Coach Fred Hoiberg. The second annual Youth Summit is also taking place on Tuesday, concurrent with the main Summit. Register for the Governor’s Summit, and see an agenda for the event", "location": null, "press_status": null, "source_url": "https://governor.nebraska.gov/husker-athletic-director-troy-dannen-announced-opening-keynote-governors-summit", "category": "News", "published_at": "2026-09-24", "updated_at": null, "event_date": null, "timezone": null, "timezone_basis": "unknown", "timezone_evidence": null, "source_adapter": "rss", "source_tier": "official_government", "date_evidence": "Legacy publication-date grouping; original timestamp unavailable", "location_evidence": null, "subject_countries": [], "incoming_publication_at": "2026-09-24T01:08:11+00:00", "revision_recorded_at": "2026-10-04T07:20:51+00:00"}]

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[{"title": "Gov. Pillen Welcomes President of the Czech Republic Petr Pavel to Nebraska", "time": null, "end_time": null, "summary": "Gov. Pillen Welcomes President of the Czech Republic Petr Pavel to Nebraska September 24, 2026 jim Thu, 09/24/2026 - 14:01 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Gov. Pillen Welcomes President of the Czech Republic Petr Pavel to Nebraska LINCOLN, NE – Today, Governor Jim Pillen hosted President of the Czech Republic Petr Pavel in Nebraska to highlight the deep partnership and rich cultural ties shared between Nebraska and the Czech Republic. Nebraska takes immense pride in its Czech heritage, which has helped shape the state’s history, culture, and vibrant communities across generations. “It is a true honor to welcome President Pavel to Nebraska. Today is about honoring our rich history while continuing to build strong economic and cultural ties that will benefit both Nebraskans and the Czech people for generations to come,\" said Gov. Pillen. \"Nebraska is proud to be home to one of the largest populations of Czech heritage per capita, and those deep roots have shaped our state's character for generations.\" President Pavel visited Nebraska following his participation in the United Nations General Assembly in New York, making a dedicated stop in the state to honor Nebraska’s Czech history and strengthen diplomatic and economic connections. The Nebraska National Guard hosted President Pavel for part of his visit to recognize the enduring State Partnership Program between the Czech Armed Forces and the Nebraska National Guard. Gov. Pillen attended a trade mission back in 2024 where state and Czech officials discussed expanding military cooperation alongside joint efforts in veterinary measures, livestock production, and scientific research exchanges. \"We are so pleased to have the President with us today. I think if we were to go around and have everyone in this entire building tell us what their family heritage is, I suspect that one out of every three if not more would be of strong Czech heritage, \" said Lieutenant Governor Joe Kelly. \"The bonds are so great. The bonds have been very strong here recently with the Nebraska National Guard… So we hope only to have you spend some time with us. We are lucky to have you here for a few days. And we hope you enjoy it.\" Following his time with the Nebraska National Guard, Gov. Pillen and First Lady Suzanne Pillen hosted President Pavel for an official luncheon at the Governor’s Residence. Joining the luncheon was a distinguished delegation of Czech leaders, including Martin Fott, Head of the Foreign Policy Department; Jakub Kulhánek, Ambassador of the Czech Republic to the United States; and Jakub Utešený, Consul General of the Czech Republic in Chicago. The luncheon provided an opportunity for state officials and Czech leaders to discuss shared priorities in agriculture, manufacturing, defense, and cultural preservation. To conclude the visit, a reception will be held at the Nebraska State Capitol to honor President Pavel with ceremonial toasts and official state gifts prior to his departure.", "location": null, "press_status": null, "source_url": "https://governor.nebraska.gov/gov-pillen-welcomes-president-czech-republic-petr-pavel-nebraska", "category": "News", "published_at": "2026-09-24", "updated_at": null, "event_date": null, "timezone": null, "timezone_basis": "unknown", "timezone_evidence": null, "source_adapter": "rss", "source_tier": "official_government", "date_evidence": "Legacy publication-date grouping; original timestamp unavailable", "location_evidence": null, "subject_countries": [], "incoming_publication_at": "2026-09-24T19:01:28+00:00", "revision_recorded_at": "2026-10-04T07:20:51+00:00"}]

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[{"title": "Gov. Pillen Declares State of Emergency Following Severe Storm in Crofton", "time": null, "end_time": null, "summary": "Gov. Pillen Declares State of Emergency Following Severe Storm in Crofton September 23, 2026 jim Wed, 09/23/2026 - 21:15 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Gov. Pillen Declares State of Emergency Following Severe Storm in Crofton LINCOLN, NE - Today, Governor Jim Pillen declared a state of emergency in response to a strong and dangerous storm that impacted the Village of Crofton in Knox County. The storm, which happened on September 9, brought exceptionally high winds that caused damage to public and private property and disrupted utility services. The issuance of this proclamation allows for the activation of state resources and authorizes the use of the Governor’s Emergency Fund to help cover costs associated with responding to and recovering from the impacts of the storm. Text version of Emergency Proclamation for severe storms in Crofton, Nebraska", "location": null, "press_status": null, "source_url": "https://governor.nebraska.gov/gov-pillen-declares-state-emergency-following-severe-storm-crofton", "category": "News", "published_at": "2026-09-24", "updated_at": null, "event_date": null, "timezone": null, "timezone_basis": "unknown", "timezone_evidence": null, "source_adapter": "rss", "source_tier": "official_government", "date_evidence": "Legacy publication-date grouping; original timestamp unavailable", "location_evidence": null, "subject_countries": [], "incoming_publication_at": "2026-09-24T02:15:15+00:00", "revision_recorded_at": "2026-10-04T07:20:51+00:00"}]

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Gov. Pillen Highlights Plainview’s Effort to Improve Drinking Water Infrastructure. Gov. Pillen Highlights Plainview’s Effort to Improve Drinking Water Infrastructure September 2, 2026 jim Wed, 09/02/2026 - 14:28 CONTACT: Laura Strimple, (402) 580-9495 Carla Felix, DWEE, (402) 471-4223 Gov. Pillen Highlights Plainview’s Effort to Improve Drinking Water Infrastructure PLAINVIEW, NE — Plainview is the second community in Nebraska to be recognized by Governor Jim Pillen for its efforts in improving water infrastructure for residents. He was joined by Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment (DWEE) Director Jesse Bradley at a news conference highlighting the use of state funding resources to support critical drinking water and wastewater infrastructure improvements across the stat

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