State Capitol to bathe in orange light to remember those housed at Genoa boarding school

The Nebraska State Capitol will be bathed in orange light on Thursday to remember and honor the survivors and descendants of the Genoa Industrial School.

February 18, 2025Updated: February 18, 2025

By News Channel Nebraska

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State Capitol to bathe in orange light to remember those housed at Genoa boarding school

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Four injured in crash involving classic car in Stanton County

8 transported to hospital after chlorine incident at Pawnee Plunge

Husker and Bluejay, Jacobsen and Traudt put in-state rivalry on hold for the next generation

Creighton Boys Golf makes history with second consecutive Class D State Title

From Harvard to Norfolk

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