There's something for everyone at the Nebraska State Fair, with over 30 rides, including rides for children, food and entertainment for the whole family. The 11-day event will take place in the festival square and guided migration tours will be offered during the migration peak in March.

It feels like South Florida with the waves, but you can find outdoor recreation on Grand Island, where visitors can cool off in hot springs, spray fountains, paddling pools and hot tubs. The best viewpoints are on the beach, in the beach park or on the main street of the island, the Main Street Bridge.

This versatile dessert restaurant is a coffee house and wine bar and features a double-layered double cheeseburger, chocolate biscuits and chocolate cake. If you're at Wave Pizza Company and you've solved the mystery of what happened to Margaritaville's salt shaker, take a look at the hippy-looking Volkswagen van. The menu includes eight 16-inch handmade pizzas, including chicken with chopped jalapenos topped with fresh tomatoes, onions and four cheeses. They serve daily hand-ground and ground burgers, and they also have arms with a variety of toppings such as bacon, cheese, tomatoes, onions and tomato sauce.

Weekly stock car races are held from late April to September, and annual events include the Grand Island Husker Stock Car Race, a two-day race for a total prize of $100,000.

No trip to Grand Island is complete without a stop at the chocolate bar, and locals will tell you that there tends to be someone to help you. Add hot coffee or espresso to a vanilla bean latte and you have the perfect dessert combination. You may also want to try an old-fashioned cocktail, including the Sin City hit, which contains a mix of old-fashioned, old-fashioned and old-timey cocktails. If you can't do it yourself, you'll have to place the order in Spanish, but there's someone in the bar who has the knowledge and ability to help if anyone can.

In 2014, the most contaminated area near Cornhusker was the burnt-out site of a spilled mine on the site of the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) World War II mine. More than 1,000 tonnes of explosives - contaminated sewage, explosives-contaminated pugs, buckets and other equipment, and hundreds of thousands of litres of explosives-contaminated sewage - were spilled. Finished products are prefabricated buildings, home and decorative accessories, furniture, household appliances and much more. Choose from a wide range of products, from home decor and furniture to furniture and accessories for your home.

The dried solids were regularly scraped from the seizure and brought to the burning ground for incineration and burial. Debris that could not be recycled was burned in Fonner Park and the remains were buried in Ryder Park on the west end of the city.

The city has a Central Community College campus and College Park offers distance learning for a consortium of schools. Grand Island is home to the Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center, part of the Southern Power District that serves southern Nebraska, and the city's only public high school, the University of Nebraska College of Law. The city also has the Central Community College campus, with its campus at the eastern end of Grand Island. US Route 281 is the main north-south route through the city, running from the western edge of the city south to Hastings and north to O'Neill. Heading west, it is on the Sandhills Journey Byway, a scenic SR-2 that runs through Nebraska for two-thirds of its length.

Grand Island is part of the Grand Island metropolitan area, which consists of counties Hall, Merrick, Howard and Hamilton. In the beginning, Hall County was home to the Nebraska State Fair and the National Civic League, which awarded him the All-America City Award. The arch crosses the city on its way from Omaha, Nebraska, to Omaha City, Omaha County, Iowa.

The German settlement was founded on the other side of the river in 1857 and moved to its current location a few kilometers north, which was later to be crossed by the Burlington, North and Santa Fe lines. The company went bankrupt, but some stayed and hired 36 settlers to found a new city. In 1866, the Union Pacific Railroad came through Hall County and Grand Island became the end of the eastern division of this railroad. UP built service facilities and locomotives in the city, and passengers boosted the local economy. Grand Island Station was founded on July 1, 1867, with one stop on the corner of Grand and Main Streets.

The settlers reached their goal on July 4, 1857 and had built houses from local wood by September. Until the market opened in Fort Kearny, they all had their farms where they could grow their produce and sell it in the markets.

A flag containing contaminated groundwater was found in the area where the plant stands, and RDX was also discovered on the ground near the Fort Kearny military base and nearby. The army injected a molasses-based substance containing bacteria into the contamination hotspots so that RDx and TNT could degrade more quickly and supposedly help reduce pollution levels, but it did not.