This legislative resolution congratulates the University of Nebraska at Kearney men's wrestling team for winning the 2026 Division II National Wrestling Championship. The document formally recognizes the team's achievement, noting that six wrestlers earned All-American honors and that Coach Dalton Jensen received the National Championship Coach of the Year award. Copies of the resolution are to be sent to Coach Jensen and the wrestling team as official acknowledgment of their accomplishment. This measure does not change any laws or policies but serves as a ceremonial recognition of athletic success.
This legislative resolution commends the Omaha Magical Society for preserving the historic Abbott House of Mystery in Omaha, Nebraska, which was originally built in 1913 as a home and theater for magician David P. Abbott. The bill recognizes the society's efforts to restore the property after Teller donated it in 2024, including plans to create a research library and host magic classes for the public. It also acknowledges the society's establishment in 1921 and its role in maintaining a unique piece of Nebraska's cultural history. The resolution serves as an official statement of appreciation rather than implementing new laws or regulations.
This legislative resolution congratulates the University of Nebraska men's basketball team and Head Coach Fred Hoiberg on achieving the program's first NCAA Tournament victory. The bill formally recognizes the team's historic season, which included a 76-47 win over Troy in the 2026 NCAA Tournament. Copies of the resolution are to be sent to the coach and the university team as a gesture of appreciation. This measure does not alter any laws or policies but serves as an official acknowledgment of the athletic achievement.
This legislative resolution formally commends Mayor David P. Black of Papillion, Nebraska, for his seventeen years of leadership in the city. The document highlights his contributions to economic growth, community development, and maintaining affordable tax rates while managing rapid population expansion. It serves as an official acknowledgment of his achievements in attracting major businesses and improving city infrastructure, with a copy sent to the mayor for his records.
This legislative resolution congratulates the Howells-Dodge High School girls basketball team for winning the 2026 Nebraska Class D-1 State Basketball Championship. The bill formally recognizes the team's 45-42 victory over Bloomfield High School and their season record of 22 wins and 7 losses under Coach Scott Polacek. Copies of the resolution are sent to the team and coach as an official acknowledgment of their achievement. This document serves as a ceremonial recognition rather than a policy change or funding measure.
This legislative resolution formally congratulates Bonita Williams on her 100th birthday, which occurs on March 31, 2026. The bill directly affects Bonita Williams, a centenarian from Rock County, Nebraska, by having the state legislature send her a copy of the resolution as a gesture of recognition. It acknowledges her life history, including her upbringing on farms, her career as a teacher, her dairy farm, and her current residence at Rock County Long Term Care. The resolution highlights her personal achievements, such as teaching cribbage to students and her reputation for baking cinnamon rolls. This is a ceremonial measure with no regulatory or funding implications.
This legislative resolution congratulates the Ashland-Greenwood High School boys basketball team for winning the 2026 Class C-1 State Basketball Championship. The document formally recognizes the team's achievement of defeating Douglas County West High School in the championship game with a 42-39 score and their overall 28-1 season record. Copies of the resolution are to be sent to the team and their coach, Jacob Mohs, as a gesture of appreciation for their accomplishment.
This legislative resolution congratulates the Nebraska Library Commission on its 125th anniversary of service to the state. The bill formally acknowledges the Commission's long history since its 1901 establishment and recognizes its role in supporting public, academic, school, and special libraries across Nebraska. It directs that a copy of the resolution be sent to the Nebraska Library Commission as a gesture of appreciation for its century-long contribution to information access and community development.
This legislative resolution congratulates the Fremont High School boys swim team and swimmer Elliot Vech for their achievements at the 2026 Nebraska State Swimming and Diving Championships. The Fremont team won the 200 freestyle relay title, marking the first time in ninety years that a team outside the Lincoln or Omaha metro areas claimed the relay event. Elliot Vech earned individual titles in the 100 and 200 freestyle, representing the first individual state wins by a Fremont swimmer since 1973. The resolution formally recognizes these accomplishments and directs that copies of the document be sent to the swim team and Vech.
This legislative resolution congratulates three Omaha youth - Brayden Jensen, Hagan Jones, and Jared Pacha from Troop 308 - for earning the Eagle Scout rank, the highest achievement in Scouting America. The document formally recognizes their completion of specific requirements, including earning 21 merit badges, serving in leadership roles, and completing individual community service projects. Copies of the resolution are to be sent directly to each of the three scouts.
This legislative resolution congratulates Kamerin Sealey, a high school quarterback from Sandy Creek, for his 2025 athletic achievements. The bill formally recognizes his performance of 38 rushing touchdowns and 36 passing touchdowns, which helped lead his team to back-to-back state championships and earned him state honors as the top D-1 player. The resolution acknowledges the support of teachers, administrators, parents, and the community that contributed to his success. Copies of the resolution are to be sent to Sealey and his high school.
This legislative resolution commemorates the 43rd anniversary of Nebraska's sister-state relationship with Taiwan, which began in 1983. It expresses the Nebraska Legislature's support for Taiwan's democracy and acknowledges the shared values of freedom, democracy, rule of law, and human dignity between the two regions. The document highlights existing economic ties, noting Taiwan's role as a significant trade partner and export destination for Nebraska's beef industry. This non-binding resolution serves as a formal statement of appreciation rather than creating new laws or policy changes.
