Easter brought many things to prepare for in our house. Of course dying our eggs was the most fun. Drawing pictures on them of
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Lukens Shares Strategic Plan with Council
At last Tuesday’s meeting of the Alliance City Council, Alliance Police Department Chief Philip Lukens shared his strategic plan for the department moving forward.
Crash Claims Life of Chadron Man
An early-morning crash in Buffalo County claimed the life of a Chadron man and left several others hospitalized. According to a press release from
Vaccine Distribution Progresses
The distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine is on a steady pace as 28.8 percent of Panhandle residents have received the vaccine. As of Monday,
Old Swimming Pool
Summer is just around the corner and it brings back fond memories of the swimming pool. Like many awesome spots in Alliance, the current
Accepting Us for Who We Are
A horse walks in to a bar. The bartender says, “Why the long face?” While we humans may find humor in that joke, a
Hemingford High School Graduate Appointed Judge
A Hemingford High School Graduate was appointed as a County Court Judge in the First Judicial District by Governor Pete Ricketts. Jeffrey Gaertig, was
More Than 25 Percent of Panhandle Residents Vaccinated
On Monday, the Panhandle saw a milestone in the battle against the spread of COVID-19 as 16,866 Panhandle Residents have received the COVID-19 vaccine.
Snow Blankets Region
A highly-anticipated winter storm dropped rain and heavy snow throughout the region over the weekend, bringing moisture to the area, as well as making
Stock Car Races
Mothers Day always started out the season for Stock Car Races. So exciting. Dad would take the pickup down early in the morning and