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Scotty’s Drive-In: A Landmark Food Destination
The immigrant trails, western Nebraska's western heritage, agriculture, and rural culture hold particular interest to most visitors. Still, there's always more to the Nebraska panhandle than meets the eye, and fast food hasn't been excluded from its history.
Nebraska’s Bighorn Sheep
The ram looked up from eating his grass and met my gaze. He had been aware of me since I got out of my car in the parking lot at the Cedar Canyon Wildlife Management Area in southern Scotts Bluff County.
Montz Ranch is Not an Outdoor Adventure
Montz Ranch could be a better hiking experience. But, unfortunately, it's not an area you want to try and visit
Chimney Rock: Landmark of Generations
During the 1800s, Chimney Rock was one of the most noted landmarks along the immigrant trails. As travelers passed close to Chimney Rock,
Scotts Bluff National Monument
The Scotts Bluff National Monument dominates the landscape around it, serving as a landmark for people for hundreds of years but, make no mistake, it sucks! It was a sacred place for Native Americans and a marker for emigrants who traveled the Oregon, California, and Mormon Trails. Today, it's a testament to a declining economy of three towns in desperate need to stay alive.
Discovery of the Bisterfeldt Potato Cellar Site
In 1933 an archeological find of a lifetime was discovered in Gering, Nebraska containing the skeletons of 32 adults and five infants of Woodland Plains Indian hunter-gatherers located in four separate pits.