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John Grebenkemper is bringing his cadaver dog Kayle along for the "Joel Hembree and Other Grave Sites Bus Tour" on Thursday, September 1. He'll be demonstrating how his dog helps find unmarked emigrant graves. Plenty of seats remain on that tour, but hurry and snag one now that Kayle the Rock Star Cadaver Dog is coming along as an assistant tour guide! Register at the link here. ... See MoreSee Less

2022 OCTA Convention - Casper, Wyoming

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Online registration for 2022 OCTA Convention - Casper, Wyoming.

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Convention Tours Filling Up Fast! - OCTA E-News for Friday, August 12, 2022 - https://mailchi.mp/indepmo/e-news-for-monday-july-13673761 ... See MoreSee Less

Convention Tours Filling Up Fast! - OCTA E-News for Friday, August 12, 2022

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Harlan Seyfer, at left, shown here receiving the History Nebraska Heritage Hero Award in 2020, has been selected for a national award. He will receive the Merrill J. Mattes Award at the 40th annual convention of the Oregon-California Trails Association in Casper, Wyoming on September 1. Seyfer has researched many historical topics relating to Plattsmouth, Cass Countyn, and Nebraska during his career and is past president of the Nebraska Chapter of OCTA. He was also instrumental in planning tours for the 2018 Council Bluffs convention. Join us at the Oregon-California Trails Association Convention in Casper Wyoming this month to help celebrate Harlan's achievement. Register and sign up today! ... See MoreSee Less

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Oregon-California Trails Association

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Harlan Seyfer, at left, shown here receiving the History Nebraska Heritage Hero Award in 2020, has been selected for a national award. He will receive the Merrill J. Mattes Award at the 40th annual convention of the Oregon-California Trails Association in Casper, Wyoming on September 1. Seyfer has researched many historical topics relating to Plattsmouth, Cass County, and Nebraska during his career, and is past president of the Nebraska Chapter of OCTA. He was also instrumental in planning tours for the 2018 Council Bluffs convention. Join us at the convention to help celebrate Harlan's achievement by registering here: https://octa-trails.regfox.com/2022-octa-convention-casper-wyoming/… ... See MoreSee Less

Seyfer earns prestigious history writing award

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PLATTSMOUTH – Plattsmouth resident Harlan Seyfer has used his love of history to carve out a successful career as a researcher and writer.

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A question for current trail travelers - could you describe it any better?“ (Scotts Bluff) is nearly divided but encloses a fine green area like a court, around which, except on the east, rises what seems like an imposing pile of regal buildings in the style of the earlier days of monarchy. It appears as if two immense structures had been raised . . . . East . . . . is a beautiful tower, apparently as perfect in its form as the hand of man could make it . . . . In the center . . . . rises a noble perfect dome”. -S.H. Taylor in 1853 Mr. Taylor seems to have described Scotts Bluff pretty well. Could you describe it any better? #TrailTuesday #MidwestNPS #findyourpark Image- Dome Rock and South Bluff are seen at sunset. NPS/Brian Poffenberger ... See MoreSee Less

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