Month: August 2021

It’s Box Butte County Fair week. I’ve been attending county fairs since 1965, when my older brother began showing beef cattle. The summer of

By GENE NERLAND I was watching public television yesterday and it was very interesting. They talked about the rivers that went across the state

What is the fastest growing scam in America? The online dating, or romance scam. A person is tricked into believing they’re in a romantic

Here’s an excerpt from my book Ground Tied; copyright 2003. It’s an ode to the joys and frustrations of spring and summer on the

Library: • Programming for Fall fundraisers, events and after-school activities. We hope to have some great computer coding options for all grade levels. •

“Wait! Make sure they stop,” has been my standard crossing the street warning for years now. Our children still need the reminder. I do

By PATRICIA JONES The Slagle Building in Dobby’s Frontier Town holds the tools of three professions: barber, dentist, and doctor. On the front of

As smoke fills the air creating limited visibility, one thing is very clear: there is no off-season in agricultural communities; just less hectic times