1. Nebraska's First Public Hospital Opened:
On September 19th, 1867, Nebraska's first public hospital opened its doors in Omaha. Today, the hospital is known as the Nebraska Medical Center and is a renowned healthcare center of the state.

2. Omaha Welcomed its First Street Car:
Another important event that happened on September 19th, 1885, was the introduction of the first streetcar service in Omaha. The horse-drawn streetcar service operated on a seven-mile track route, starting from Council Bluffs, Iowa.

3. Grand Island's Famous Soldier Statue was Dedicated:
On September 19th, 1889, Grand Island dedicated its well-known Soldier Statue, which stands as a tribute to all those who fought in the Civil War. The statue was commissioned by the Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Nebraska.

4. Kearney State College Established:
Kearney State College, now known as the University of Nebraska at Kearney, was established on September 19th, 1905. The institution is a part of the University of Nebraska system and is ranked among the top universities in the state.

5. Hickman Harvest Festival Started:
In September 1975, the town of Hickman initiated the Hickman Harvest Festival, an annual event that takes place on the third weekend of September. The festival offers a wide range of activities including food, music, games, and contests, making it an exciting, fun-filled event for the residents and visitors of the town.