During Match Day today, 128 students of the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine, learned where they will do their physician residency training – typically a period of three to six years of training depending on their chosen medical specialty.

Forty percent of UNMC students are staying in Nebraska for their training, and 64 percent matched in primary care, which includes family medicine, internal medicine, internal medicine/pediatrics, pediatrics and obstetrics/gynecology.

Students are matched through a computer program to align their preferences for residency programs in order to fill the thousands of training positions available at U.S. teaching hospitals.

The National Resident Matching Program^® (NRMP^®), or The Match^®, is a private, non-profit organization that provides an orderly and fair mechanism for matching the preferences of applicants for U.S. residency positions with the preferences of residency program directors.

The UNMC medical students, slated to graduate May 4, are listed by hometown, name, specialty and residency assignment.

CLASS OF 2019 RESIDENCY ASSIGNMENTS

 

ALBION Carissa Joy Mangus, family medicine, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

ARCADIA Bethany Ann Lueck, surgery, Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital, Santa Barbara CA

BEATRICE Justin Lee Oltman, otolaryngology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

BELLEVUE Andrea Michelle Meinders, surgery, Methodist Hospital, Houston TX

BENNINGTON internal medicine, Tulane University School of Medicine, New Orleans LA

BLAIR Michael Alexander Blaha, anesthesiology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

CAIRO Cathryn Ann Zentner, family medicine, Lincoln Medical Education Partnership, Lincoln NE

COLUMBUS Rachel Elizabeth Wemhoff, obstetrics and gynecology, Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey PA

COZAD Shauna Mae Lindstedt, obstetrics and gynecology, University of Kansas SOM-Wichita, Wichita KS

DESHLER Tabitha Mae Burger, internal medicine, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston TX

ELKHORN Robert Douglas Barnes, II, anesthesiology, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville TN; Amy C. Dreessen, internal medicine, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Jason Long, orthopaedic surgery, Duke University Medical Center, Durham NC; Peter Michael Maloley, internal medicine, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Frankie Krejci Smith, pathology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

FALLS CITY Hannah Elizabeth Siel, family medicine-primary care, Omaha NE

GRAND ISLAND Brent Joseph Moravec, surgery preliminary, Creighton University Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE, diagnostic radiology, Baptist Memorial Hospital, Memphis TB; Jackson S. Wagoner, surgery preliminary, Stanford University Program, Stanford CA, anesthesiology, University of Arizona COM at Tucson, Tucson AZ; Seth Michael Wardyn, orthopaedic surgery, University of North Dakota SOM, Grand Forks ND

GRESHAM John Paul Bader, internal medicine preliminary – ophthalmology, University of Kentucky Medical Center, Lexington KY

GRETNA Dustin Neal Herring, internal medicine preliminary, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Evan Paul Lange, internal medicine preliminary, University of South Dakota Sanford SOM, Vermillion SD, diagnostic radiology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

HASTINGS Jamie Patricia Dietze, transitional, West Virginia University SOM, Morgantown WV, ophthalmology, West Virginia University Eye Institute, Morgantown WV

HEBRON Thomas Lee Vonderfecht, family medicine-primary care, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals (Grand Island program), Omaha NE

IMPERIAL Daniel William Regier, surgery preliminary, West Virginia University SOM, Morgantown WV

KEARNEY Anna K. Adamson, obstetrics and gynecology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

LINCOLN Marissa Berry, obstetrics and gynecology, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston TX; Christopher John Buckley, internal medicine-primary care, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Dain David Finke, internal medicine, Case Western/MetroHealth Medical Center, Cleveland OH; Derek Preston Hutchins, medicine-pediatrics, Spectrum Health/Michigan State University, Grand Rapids MI; Rebecca Jo Johnson, pediatrics, Stanford University Program, Stanford CA; Zachery Charles Mahler, family medicine, Lincoln Medical Education Partnership, Lincoln NE; Trevon Dean McGill, internal medicine, Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education, Rochester MN; Richard Loeland Poppe (MD December 2018), family medicine, Lincoln Medical Education Partnership, Lincoln NE; Katherine Mae Rilett, medicine-pediatrics, Tulane University School of Medicine, New Orleans LA; Peter B. Sam, surgery preliminary – urology, University of New Mexico SOM, Albuquerque NM; Sinan Shelley Sayood, internal medicine, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon NH, Cole Matthew Sievers, anesthesiology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Alicia Leah Smith, surgery preliminary, St. Joseph Hospital, Denver CO; Alexandra Lyn Springman, pediatrics, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Iowa City IA; Sean Charles Tomes, anesthesiology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, Dallas TX; Austin Michael Wheeler, internal medicine, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Daniel Jiangdan Zhou, neurology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

NEBRASKA CITY Noah B. Hammond, internal medicine preliminary, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

NORFOLK Taylor Pospisil Maguire, obstetrics and gynecology, Texas Tech University Affiliated Hospitals, Amarillo TX

NORTH PLATTE Jake Michael Bianco, orthopedic surgery, University of Kansas SOM-Wichita, Wichita KS; Zachary James Wordekemper, family medicine-primary care, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

OMAHA Christopher Arkfeld, obstetrics and gynecology, Yale-New Haven Hospital, New Haven CT; Daniel Vincent Arkfeld, otolaryngology, UC Davis Medical Center, Davis CA; Andrew John Blazek, surgery preliminary – urology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Alexandra Jane Burt, psychiatry, Creighton University Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Bianca Bendix Christensen, pathology, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston MA; Rachel Anne Coburn, medical primary, University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, Madison WI; Thomas James Enke, internal medicine, Northwestern McGaw Medical Center, Chicago IL; Abraham Abd Al-Rahman Farhat, family medicine, Clarkson Family Medicine Residency, Omaha NE; Sean Christopher Flor, family medicine, Lincoln Medical Education Partnership, Lincoln NE; Clara Marie Hageman, pediatrics, Children’s Mercy Hospital, Kansas City MO; Jonathan Hall, internal medicine, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Aidan Brianne Hoie, anesthesiology, Northwestern McGaw Medical Center, Chicago IL; Jamie Lynn Holland, pediatrics, University of Utah Affiliated Hospitals, Salt Lake City UT; Luke D. Huber, emergency medicine, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh PA; Adam Kaftan, emergency medicine, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon NH; Elizabeth A. McGinn, pediatrics, University of Colorado SOM, Denver CO; Sean Michael McMillan, internal medicine preliminary, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Ryan Patrick Muehling, family medicine, University Hospitals, Columbia MO; Robert J. Muelleman, anesthesiology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Joseph Connor Mulhall, obstetrics and gynecology, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville TN; Mitchell N. Nohner, internal medicine, Oregon Health & Science University, Portland OR; Joseph Robert Novotny, pediatrics, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Maria Irina Podariu, internal medicine-primary care, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Aaraon Zachariah Priluck, internal medicine preliminary, St. Barnabas Medical Center, Livingston NJ, ophthalmology, The Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute, Baltimore MD; Alexis J. Rogers, family medicine, Clarkson Family Medicine Residency, Omaha NE; Jaeda Michelle Roth, internal medicine, Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education, Rochester MN; Mitchell Schmidt, family medicine, Rapid City Regional Hospital, Rapid City SD; Kaiwen Sun, internal medicine, UC San Francisco, San Francisco CA; Kelsey Renee Tieken, surgery, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Charles Christopher Treinen, pediatrics, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus OH; Garland Michael Upchurch, pathology, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis MO; Eli John Wayman, family medicine, Siouxland Medical Education Foundation, Sioux City IA

O’NEILL Ethan C. Schneider, family medicine, Clarkson Family Medicine Residency, Omaha NE

PALMER Grant William Saltzgaber, family medicine-primary care, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

PAPILLION Andrew Michael Reuss, psychiatry, Creighton University Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; John Blaine Riley, III, anesthesiology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha

PLATTSMOUTH Hannah Frances Luksa, family medicine-primary care, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals (Grand Island program), Omaha NE

POTTER Kaleb James Thomas, internal medicine-primary care, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

RALSTON Sean Christian Erickson, family medicine, Lincoln Medical Education Partnership, Lincoln NE

ROCA Ethan Daniel Monhollon, emergency medicine, University of Tennessee COM, Memphis TN

RUSKIN Seth Christian Petersen, surgery, Hackensack University Medical Center, Hackensack NJ

SCOTTSBLUFF Ian Clancy Parsley, psychiatry, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis MO

SEWARD Alexander Emory Scheiber, transitional – anesthesiology, San Antonio Military Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston TX; Kara Beth Weishaar, obstetrics and gynecology, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City TN

STROMSBURG Anastasia Cherie Burke, family medicine, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals (Scottsbluff program), Omaha NE

TEKAMAH Kiley Marie Cameron, neurology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

WAVERLY Tyler Douglas Evans, internal medicine preliminary, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

WEST POINT Alex Jay Hansen, transitional, Broadlawns Medical Center, Des Moines IA, ophthalmology, University of Arizona COM at South Campus, Tucson AZ

WILCOX Hannah Kay Artz, internal medicine-primary care, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

AUBURN CA Bethany Elizbaeth Feis, internal medicine, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon OH

GRANITE BAY CA Alexandria Marie Delmore Valdrighi, child neurology, UC San Francisco, San Francisco CA

REDLANDS CA Travis Patrick Martin, emergency medicine, University of Arizona COM at Tucson, Tucson, AZ

SAN JOSE CA Michael Ryan Reyes Visenio, surgery, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

STOCKTON CA Adam B. Robinson, surgery preliminary, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

HIGHLANDS RANCH CO Hannah Jean Johnke, surgery, University of Vermont Medical Center, Burlington VT

LITTLETON CO Matthew John Kercher, neurosurgery, UC Davis Medical Center, Davis CA

LOUISVILLE KY Nicholas Christopher Anggelis, surgery preliminary, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

FREDERICK MD internal medicine, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

COMSTOCK PARK MI Nicholas William DeKorver, child neurology, St. Louis Children’s Hospital, St. Louis MO

APPLE VALLEY MN Kelly Ruth Dean, internal medicine, Mayo Graduate School of Medicine, Rochester MN

EMMONS MN family medicine, Center for Family Medicine, Pierre SD

ROCHESTER MN Travis Ryan Schreier, pediatrics, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

CHILLICOTHE MO Madeleine Rose Wilson, family medicine, Lincoln Medical Education Partnership, Lincoln NE

PLATTE CITY MO Morgan Brittany Johnson, medicine-pediatrics, Indiana University SOM, Indianapolis IN

KALISPELL MT Jacob Franklin, psychiatry, University of Michigan Hospitals, Ann Arbor MI

NEWBURGH NY Krishna Sarma, surgery, Zucker SOM at Hofstra/Northwell, Hempstead NY

CHARLOTTE NC Nicholas John Gray Swingle, neurology, University of Virginia, Charlottesville VC

GRANVILLE OH Laura Ann Zima, neurosurgery, University of Texas Medical School, Houston TX

DAKOTA DUNES SD Austin William Svec, internal medicine preliminary, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE, diagnostic radiology, Creighton University Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE; Claire Jordan Svec, psychiatry, University of Arizona COM-Phoenix, Phoenix AZ

JEFFERSON SD Luke Christopher Frankl, internal medicine, University of Kansas SOM-Kansas City, Kansas City KS

VANCOUVER WA Andrew Chiou, internal medicine, UC Davis Medical Center, Davis CA

SUMMERSVILLE WV Jonathan Amar Greenberg, internal medicine, Legacy Emanuel/Good Samaritan, Portland OR

CHINA Lin Luo, internal medicine preliminary, Flushing Hospital Medical Center, Flushing NY, diagnostic radiology, Florida Hospital, Orlando FL

COLUMBIA Santiago Rozo, pediatrics, UC San Francisco, San Francisco CA

MEXICO Rosa Angelica Cancino, obstetrics and gynecology, University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals, Omaha NE

NETHERLANDS Valery Tran, family medicine, Siouxland Medical Education Foundation, Sioux City IA

VIET NAM Duy Minh Ha (MD December 2018), pathology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical School, Dallas TX

With devastating flooding in several regions of the state, Nebraska Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), partner agencies, emergency officials, and volunteers remain hard at work assisting with historically catastrophic conditions statewide.

NEMA is tracking conditions across the state, responding to requests for assistance from local emergency managers and developing a common operating picture to keep local officials aware of the situation.

The State Emergency Operation Center (SEOC) was opened Wednesday and will remain open as long as needed. The SEOC is staffed by officials from NEMA, Nebraska State Patrol, Department of Health and Human Services, Nebraska Fire Marshal, Department of Transportation, Department of Natural Resources, Nebraska Military Department, and other agencies.

As Nebraskans pull together to support one another in this severe weather event, we encourage people to be cautious of fraudulent donation sites that are beginning to appear on social media. Monetary donations can be made to the Nebraska/SW Iowa Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund.

Safety and Security: Evacuations are taking place throughout the state at this time. Travel is extremely dangerous with conditions changing rapidly. Non-essential travel is not advised.

The levee near Valley has overtopped and is possibly breached, causing water to flood the area. The National Weather Service at Valley has relocated. Confirmation on the condition of the levee is impossible to ascertain due to inaccessibility. Alternative options for inspecting the area are being explored.

All evacuation notices, suggested and mandatory, are STRONGLY encouraged. By ignoring evacuation recommendations, extraction requests made later may be delayed.

Troopers with the NSP have been working with local officials and Nebraska Game and Parks officers on water rescues overnight and into the morning. NSP has deployed two light armored vehicles (LAV) to assist with water rescue in north central and northeast Nebraska. The LAVs are able to reach places that a normal rescue vehicle cannot. Troopers are also being repositioned from less affected areas to the more affected areas to assist with flood response. Additional troopers have also been called in from required days off to assist in these emergency situations.

Urban Search and Rescue-Task Force One, the Nebraska National Guard, and the Nebraska State Patrol are working together to provide water and air rescue missions.

Several state parks are closed due to weather conditions. To find out if a park is closed, check https://outdoornebraska.gov/weatherclosures/

Evacuations (full and partial) as of Friday, 1 p.m.:

·         Beemer

·         Belgrade

·         Cedar Rapids

·         Dannebrog

·         Genoa – Lake Oconee

·         Inglewood – DHHS Call Center

·         Randolph City Auditorium

·         Northern Butler County

·         Eastern Richardson County

·         Pender – Senior Living

·         Broken Bow – Senior Center

·         Linoma Beach

·         Norfolk

·         Fremont  – Hospital

·         Anselmo

·         Lynch

·         Wisner

·         South Bend Middle Island

·         Louisville – Trailer Park

·         Cedar Creek – Along River

·         Plattsmouth – OMA Fish & Wildlife

·         Plattsmouth – Moorehead Island

·         Plattsmouth – Beach Road

·         Eastern Washington County

·         Beemer – 6 homes

·         Pleasanton – Homes

·         Bucaneer Bay – Neighborhood

·         Valley – Evacuation

·         Plattsmouth – Low-lying areas

·         Sarpy County – Platte & Missouri River

·         West Point – Western section

Food, Water, Sheltering: Red Cross reports there are 721 people in Red Cross and partner shelters. Shelters are open in the following places:

• Council Bluffs, Iowa (Salem United Methodist Church, 14955 Somerset Avenue)
• Bellwood, Nebraska (Bellwood Fire Department, 752 41 Road)
• Boelus, Nebraska (CNR Center, 614 Delaware Street)
• Columbus, Nebraska (DHS- East Central Health Department, 4321 41^st Avenue)
• Freemont, Nebraska (First Lutheran Church, 3200 Military Avenue; enter Mission Center on NW corner of campus)
• Hader, Nebraska (Hader Fire Hall, 101 Front Street)
• Missouri Valley, Nebraska (Rand Community Center, 100 S. 4^th Street)
• Norfolk, Nebraska (Lutheran High Northeast, 2010 N. 37^th Street)
• Norfolk, Nebraska (Bel Air Elementary School, 1101 N. 18^th Street)
• Norfolk, Nebraska (Sacred Heart Elementary School, 2301 Madison Avenue)
• North Loup, Nebraska (North Loup Community Center, 112 S. B Street)
• Pierce, Nebraska (Pierce Fire Department, 106 1^st Street)
• Plattsmouth, Nebraska (Plattsmouth Community Center, 308 S. 18^th Street)
• Randolph, Nebraska (Randolph City Auditorium, 119 N. Main Street)
• St. Edward, Nebraska (St. Edward City Hall, 1302 State Highway 39)

Several towns are experiencing disruptions in water service. Updates will be included on the NEMA social media accounts.

For veterans affected by the recent flooding in Nebraska, the Nebraska Veterans Aid (NVA) may be able to assist with food, clothing, and emergency housing (i.e. hotel accommodations). Applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis to determine the amount of assistance a veteran and/or their eligible dependents would be able to receive. Additional information on the program is available here: https://veterans.nebraska.gov/nva . Veterans should apply for NVA through their County Veteran Service Officer.

The Nebraska Department of Agriculture has put together a list of disaster relief resources for Nebraska farmers and ranchers seeking assistance due to severe weather. This list includes information about NDA’s Hay and Forage Hotline and programs from the Farm Service Agency. For information go to:  www.nda.nebraska.gov/resources.

Energy (Power & Fuel): Cooper Nuclear Station is operating at full power. Officials are placing sandbags in critical locations in preparation for rising water levels. The station has declared a notice of unusual event, but there is no risk to public safety. Officials will continue to monitor the situation.

Communications: The radio tower at Verdigre remains inaccessible; however, the Nebraska State Patrol and other radio operators are able to use cellphones for communications.

Transportation: Interstate 80 is now open; however, road conditions remain dangerous across the state.

Governor Pete Ricketts has issued an executive order temporarily waiving overweight limits to help speed disaster relief response times. A copy of the executive order can be found by clicking here.

Information on road closures can be found on the Nebraska 511 map at https://www.511.nebraska.gov. Nebraska 511 provides the most up-to-date travel conditions. Nebraska 511 can be accessed through the 511 smartphone app or by dialing 511.

The Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) Highway Helpline is available 24-hours-a-day for motorists in need of assistance. Drivers can reach NSP by dialing *55 from any cell phone or 911 in an emergency.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) – Nebraska lawmakers have passed a bill to help the state collect online sales taxes in an effort to capture millions of dollars lost every year from consumers who haven’t been paying the tax.

The measure won final approval in the Legislature Friday on a 43-0 vote. It would go into effect on April 1 if the governor signs it.

The Nebraska Department of Revenue has already told online businesses to start collecting sales taxes on orders placed within the state, but there wasn’t a formal law in place.

Sen. John McCollister, of Omaha, the bill’s sponsor, says it’s intended to level the playing field between online retailers and brick-and-mortar shops.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled last year that states can tax online sales from out-of-state businesses.

Governor Pete Ricketts, Nebraska Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) officials and partner agencies hosted a press conference to provide an update on the current flooding and severe weather impacting the state.  The agencies are continuing to monitor conditions, fielding calls from citizens and community partners, and providing information and resources to keep citizens safe.

“As snow and rain pass, many communities have experienced devastating flooding.  This could last for quite some time,” said Governor Ricketts.  “Nebraskans should watch the weather and waterways in their communities closely in the coming days, and be prepared for historic levels of flooding even if it has not hit their community yet.  As Nebraskans know, conditions can change quickly, and everyone needs to be prepared.”

Following a declaration of emergency Tuesday evening, NEMA opened the State Emergency Operation Center (SEOC) in response to hazardous conditions caused by blizzards and flooding impacting the majority of the state.

NEMA staff and partners began working 24-hours-a-day in the SEOC at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday.  The SEOC will remain open as needed.  NEMA is tracking conditions across the state, responding to requests for assistance from local emergency managers and developing a common operating picture to keep local officials aware of the situation.

The SEOC is staffed by officials from NEMA, the State Patrol, Department of Health and Human Services, Fire Marshal, Department of Transportation, Department of Natural Resources, the Military Department, and other agencies.

Flight operations will begin Friday as weather permits.  Be advised that if you are using a drone, use caution and keep away from operational flights near rivers.

Safety and Security: Evacuations are taking place throughout the state including:

• Randolph
• Norfolk
• Beemer
• Cedar Rapids
• Belgrade
• Dannebrog
• St. Edward
• Genoa
• Northern Butler County
• Horseshoe Lake
• Inglewood
• Eastern Richardson County

The Washington County Sherriff has ordered a mandatory evacuation of the eastern portion of the County.  The Reception Center in Fremont is available for shelter.

The Nebraska National Guard has deployed multiple high-water vehicles and Army National Guard Soldiers to both Norfolk and Genoa to assist with stranded individuals and evacuations.  Sandbagging is being done throughout the state.  The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has had requests for 22,000 sandbags.  Three million are available.

Nine Lincoln Urban Search and Rescue members have been deployed to Columbus.  Five to 20 people and five dogs on a list for rescue in Columbus.  A family with a child is the priority.  Buffalo County Emergency Management deputy was hit by a vehicle while taking photos.  His condition is unknown

The Bureau of Indian Affairs is working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to coordinate efforts.  Currently, we have two individuals that are unaccounted for and one confirmed fatality in Platte County.  Details involving the fatality will be released at a later time.

Food, Water, Sheltering: As of midnight Wednesday, 103 people have been placed in Red Cross and partner shelters.  Red Cross updates counts at midnight each day.  Shelters are open in the following places:

• Green Hills Area Education Agency, 919 N. Chestnut Street, Avoca, Iowa
• Salem United Methodist Church, 14955 Somerset Avenue, Council Bluffs, Iowa
• First Lutheran Church, 3200 Military Avenue, Fremont, Nebraska
• Community Center, 112 S, B Street, North Loup, Nebraska
• Randolph City Auditorium, 110 N. Main Street, Randolph, Nebraska
• United Methodist Church, 512 S. Scott Street, St. Francis, Kansas
• CNR Center, 614 Delaware Street, Boelus, Nebraska
• Lutheran High School, 2010 N. 37^th Street, Norfolk, Nebraska

Several towns are experiencing disruptions in water service including Butte, Verdigre, and Niobrara.

Energy (Power & Fuel): There are currently no reported power outages in the state.  Cooper Nuclear Station is at 100 percent power.  Officials there are having rock brought in to reinforce the south access road and are evaluating the situation continuously.  There are no reported damages to pipelines.