



Capture Your Patriotism: A Call for Nebraska's Flag Images!
Unveiling the Patriotic Landscape of Rural Nebraska
Across the sweeping plains and fertile fields of Nebraska, the American flag stands as a constant beacon of national identity. From modest grave markers in serene country cemeteries to the grand banners fluttering majestically above bustling Husker Harvest Days, these flags are woven into the fabric of daily life. They adorn the entrance to farmsteads, grace community veteran memorials, and proudly wave at local rodeos, concerts, and county fairs. These ubiquitous displays illustrate the profound affection and respect Nebraskans, particularly those in agricultural communities, hold for their homeland.
A Tribute to Two and a Half Centuries of American Spirit
As the United States approaches a monumental milestone—its 250th anniversary—there is a collective desire to showcase the enduring American spirit and resilience deeply embedded within rural Nebraska. Following a successful Independence Day slideshow featuring beloved flag imagery from past years, the Nebraska Farmer publication is extending an invitation to its readership. The call is for high-quality photographs that capture the American flag in its myriad rural settings: proudly adorning farm properties, or flying vibrantly at summer gatherings, football games, and community events. This initiative aims to compile a compelling visual narrative of patriotism.
Honoring Our Heroes: A Special Veterans Day Presentation
Readers are encouraged to share their captivating images of the flag, whether it's soaring above a town's main thoroughfare, positioned at a post office, or gracing school grounds. These submissions will form the basis of a curated collection, with the most striking photographs featured in a special Veterans Day slideshow on November 11. This visual tribute provides a meaningful avenue for the residents of Nebraska to acknowledge and honor the nation's profound heritage and the unwavering dedication of its veterans, reinforcing a sense of collective gratitude and remembrance. Participants are asked to provide the photographer's name, granting permission for their images to be used in print or online as part of this significant project. Your contributions are invaluable in celebrating the enduring symbol of 'Old Glory' through the eyes of rural Nebraskans.
