June 23, 2003 Extension Distributing Information About Fluoride's Role in Water LINCOLN, Neb. — Cultural issues may be preventing some West Point residents from benefiting from fluoride added to drinking water, a University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension educator said. MoreDecember 13, 2002 NU Offers Long-Term Care Course LINCOLN, Neb. — A University of Nebraska online course will help families make better informed long-term care decisions for their older family members. MoreAugust 8, 2002 AgrAbility Provides Agricultural Producer Independence HASTINGS, Neb. — Agricultural producers who become disabled through injury or illness find sorting through their occupational options to be particularly challenging. Nebraska AgrAbility understands these challenges and can help, say its coordinators and clients. MoreJuly 15, 2002 Drought Causes Added Stress for Nebraska's Farm Families LINCOLN, Neb. — This summer's drought is creating stress for Nebraska farmers and rural communities, University of Nebraska family life specialists say. MoreJuly 2, 2002 Rural Nebraskans Slightly More Optimistic this Year, Poll Shows LINCOLN, Neb. - Despite drought, terrorist attacks and economic woes, rural Nebraskans are slightly more optimistic this year than last, according to the annual Nebraska Rural Poll. MoreJune 14, 2002 Kids Talk About Divorce Program Helps Children Cope With Family Breakups LINCOLN, Neb. — Frustration. Anger. Sadness. Disappointment. As parents divorce, a child may experience a whirlwind of emotions. Helping children manage those emotions is the goal of a University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension program that is continuing to expand. MoreFebruary 13, 2002 Extension Web Site Offers Programs for Community Presentations LINCOLN, Neb. — A new University of Nebraska Cooperative Extension Web site offers eight programs for community presentations. Topics cover grief, family issues, leadership, health and fitness. MoreNovember 26, 2001 NU's Veterinary Diagnostic Center On Lookout for West Nile Virus LINCOLN, Neb. — West Nile virus is expected to make its way to Nebraska by spring of 2002, and the University of Nebraska's Veterinary Diagnostic Center is gearing up to track the virus. MoreNovember 15, 2001 Tips Help Consumers Save Money During Holidays LINCOLN, Neb. — The economic slump this holiday season may cause people to spend less than in recent years. However, consumers still can plan enjoyable holiday celebrations and give gifts while spending less, a University of Nebraska family economist said. MoreSeptember 11, 2001 Discipline Helps Consumers Avoid Credit Problems LINCOLN, Neb. — Put away the plastic. That's the advice of Kathy Prochaska-Cue, a University of Nebraska family economist who has noticed a growing number of consumers getting into credit card debt. More |
