WEST The Daily Grind Coffeehouse 1520 10th St. The Daily Grind Coffeehouse, located Rocking Horse Inn in downtown Gering, offers a full line of gourmet coffees and teas. Enjoy homemade pastries and daily lunch specials; the works of local-regional artists line the walls of this cozy, friendly gathering spot. (308) 304 Lincoln St . 1906 prairie-style home featuring clean, well-decorated rooms, full breakfast and turn-of-the-century hospitality. Three rooms, all on the second floor, one with private bath and 2 with shared bath. You are only a stranger until you cross the threshold. (308) 352-2450 Serenity at Heritage Acres 7201 Dodge Rd. 3,000 square feet with 4 bed, 436-9191 Western Nebraska Summer Baseball Soulful SaLvAgE P.O. Box 23 Western Nebraska Summer Baseball 211 Central Ave. We are gatherers of the unique 2.5 bath, 2 dining areas and 2 living areas, washer and dryer, central heating and air conditioning, TVs, DVR, WiFi and 3 patios. This 160-acre farm home sits directly on the Oregon Trail and is the perfect central hub for all your sightseeing. Whether you are visiting the Black Hills or the northwestern plains of Nebraska or having a family reunion, church retreat or country wedding, this property has all the extras. is a member of the 10-team Expedition League, an elite collegiate wood-bat baseball league beginning play in May 2018. We’ll play in the beautiful new Oregon Park Trail Stadium in Gering. More information coming soon! (308) 633-BALL theexpeditionleague.com & quirky ... along with the ordinary. We refurbish & combine to create one-of-a-kind pieces. We take orders for custom work or can update a piece of your own. We can also put our “spin” on an entire room. Soulful SaLvAgE: dreamers, artists & creators. (308) (713) 818-7782 serenityatheritageacres.com 352-6674 Hyannis Hyannis Hotel 102 Main Ave. The Hyannis Hotel is the original hotel in Hyannis. Prime rib is prepared on Saturday evenings and special occasions. Daily lunch specials are served along with the traditional menu Mon -Fri. A favorite on Tues evenings is the Mexican menu. Extend your visit; rooms with private baths are available on the second floor. ( 308) 458-2344 Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area & Nature Center 21615 Hwy. 71 Beautiful and rugged. A treat (308) 436-3777 outdoornebraska.gov/wildcathills for backpackers, hikers, campers and shutterbugs. Park permit required. Camping fee of $6. Harrisburg Double L Country Store and Cafe 2213 Hwy. 71 Step back in time and come enjoy our great food and fun atmosphere. Our farm-to-table menu features locally produced beef, pork, chicken, eggs, honey, produce and ice cream. We have our own in-house baker who bakes all of our pastries and breads. This is what fresh homemade is all about. Enjoy shopping in our little gift shop featuring local artists and crafters. We also carry locally sourced antiques and collectibles. hyannishotelinc.com Gordon Scamahorn Museum 208 West 5th St. The structure of the Scamahorn Museum is the oldest in Gordon. The original Methodist church was dedicated in 1884, less than a year after Reverend John Scamahorn led a band of more than 100 settlers to Antelope Creek. The museum houses a variety of treasures from the past. Admire hand-sewn quilts, dishes and a kitchen reminiscent of the one your great-grandmother may have cooked in and a wide range of Native American art and artifacts. Open Memorial Day -Labor Day or by appt. Free. (308) 360-0900 Kimball 1st Interstate Inn 1704 S. Old NE Hwy. 71 This locally owned motel has 29 rooms, all ground floor. Right next door is The Diner, featuring breakfast all day. The portions are large, prices are reasonable, and the food is good, all-American home cooking. It’s a local favorite. (308) 235-4601 (308) 241-2266 lauraleescountrystore.com Lazy W Diamond Ranch County Rd. 14 Call to arrange a hands-on (308) 241-0573 experience. Make a natural product to take with you. Farm-to-fork meals are available with reservations. Beer & Loathing (308) 235-3051 206 S. Chestnut St. Burgers, sandwiches, salads and specials. All-American pub food. sheridancountyhistoricalsociety.com Harrison Agate Fossil Beds National Monument 301 River Rd., 22 mi. S. of Harrison on NE Hwy. 29 As an internationally recognized fossil site, the Tri State Oldtime Cowboy’s Memorial Museum Dairy Queen 517 E. 3rd St. Open spring, summer, and fall. This DQ features the original ice cream formula. Winship Park This award-winning museum is a wonderful mix of pictures, models, and actual relics from the era of the old-time cowboys. You can find all matter of interesting pieces, ranging from stacks of used saddles to a wall of registered brands. The museum is open every afternoon June 1 -Sept 15, 1-5 pm, and by request at any time. Free admission (308) 282-1115 gordonchamber.com relationship between land, weather, ecology and mammals in the Agate area over time. Agate has also been a home to people like James Cook and his wife, Kate; great leaders of great nations like Red Cloud and American Horse. A modern visitor center features exhibits and a movie about the Miocene Fossils. The James Cook Gallery highlights American Indian artifacts given to Cook by Oglala, Lakota, Red Cloud and others. Over 4 miles of walking trails through the mixed-grass prairie to the historic excavation sites. (308) 235-2874 Days Inn 611 E. 3rd St . Located next door to the Kimball Event Center and the Kimball Fitness Center, this locally owned property features 30 rooms, 13 on the ground floor and 17 on the second floor. (308) 235-4671 daysinn.com Grant Meadowlark Gallery – Perkins County Area Arts Council 246 Central Ave. Perkins County Area Arts Council (308) 668-2211, (308) 436-9760 nps.gov/agfo For The Birds! 204 S. Kimball Blvd. April 1 to May 15, guided Hayes Center Midway Motel 73706 NE Hwy. 25 Great rates, open year-round. (308) 286-3253 created Meadowlark Gallery in 2004 to provide the community with a home for artistic pursuits and appreciation. Also for the purpose of promoting, stimulating, encouraging and assisting artists in exhibiting their work. Meadowlark Gallery is staffed by member artists and volunteers. Open every Friday and Saturday 6-8 pm, March to November! Free birding tours are offered. Mountain plover migration, Tuesdays at 6:30 am. Hawk watch, Thursdays at 6:30 am. Ground nesting, Saturdays at 8 am. Reservations are required to be certain a guide is available. Self-guide tour maps and birding books are available at the High Point Welcome Center of Western Nebraska. (308) 241-0573 Hemingford Box Butte Reservoir State Recreation Area 9 1/2 mi. N. on Asphalt Road This 1,600-acre reservoir on the Niobrara River offers camping and water-related recreation just south of the majestic Pine Ridge. Open year-round. Reservations not required. Park permit required. (308) 665-2903 visitkimball.com Four Winds Golf Course (308) 352-4574 meadowlarkgallerygrantnebraska.weebly.com 4555 Gilliland Dr. Four Winds, at nearly 5,000 outdoornebraska.gov/boxbutte feet, is the highest golf course in Nebraska. The 18-hole championship course, with five sets of tees, plays from 4,800 yards to 6,900 yards. The original tree-less landscape now has over 5,500 trees located throughout the course. (308) 235-4241 Goodtimes Bar & Grill 124 Visit Nebraska 109 W. 2nd St. Burgers, sandwiches and appetizers. (308) 235-4421
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