Improving Demand Boosts Dairy Market Outlook
Demand for dairy is on the rise, bringing positive news to dairy markets. Total Farm Marketing’s Naomi Blohm notes that an uptick in milk production drove prices down at the end of 2024. However, recent weeks have shown a turnaround with improved demand in both domestic and export markets in the U.S. This shift offers hope for a brighter outlook in the dairy market.
In other news, GameStop locations in the Tri-Cities are set to close, while the Tour De Nebraska biking event is scheduled to pass through Elwood, Curtis, McCook, and Cambridge. Additionally, Sydney Erickson has joined the Hastings Economic Development Corporation.
On a more sobering note, a Franklin football coach faces felony charges for an alleged inappropriate relationship with a student. As temperatures drop slightly below average in the coming days, a structure fire occurred at Good Samaritan Village in Hastings. Furthermore, a Grand Island man has been arrested for third-degree sexual assault of a child, and the Kearney Police Department has released results from the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign.
In sports news, a gallery showcases Kearney facing Lexington in a bowling dual, and three individuals will be inducted into the 2025 KHS Athletic Hall of Fame. Previous victories by Kearney teams against North Platte are highlighted, along with the outcomes of the Holiday Tournament where KCHS girls faced off against York and Amherst.
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