By Michael Baker AHS Activities Director HIGHLIGHTS LAST WEEK M 3-17 Alliance qualifies two students to the state speech meet at the District meet
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Blomenkamp Arrested for Possession of Child Porn, Enticement
In the month of February 2025, the Alliance Police Department received information regarding a manager who works at the Runza restaurant in Alliance, NE.
Bruce Furniture Donates to Jane’s Closet
Despite having no place to live, moving with a 6-month old son, and knowing only one person in Alliance, Doug Bruce and his wife
Hemingford Board of Education Seeks Community Support for School Renovation and Addition Project
The Hemingford Public School Board of Education has taken a significant step towards enhancing educational facilities for students by passing a resolution calling bond
APD Places Newly Acquired Patrol Vehicles in Service
In late October, the Alliance Police Department took delivery of three low-milage, used patrol cars purchased from Chicago Motors in Chicago, Illinois. These vehicles
Sergeant LaDuke Returns to Full Duty
The Alliance Police Department is excited to announce that Sergeant David LaDuke has recovered from his injuries and has returned to full duty. On
Marian Learning Center Opens
The Alliance Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony, on February 26, for the new Marian Learning Center at 1104 Toluca Ave.
Riverside Discovery Center Welcomes Mountain Lion Cub
On Monday, the 3rd of February, Riverside Discovery Center was contacted by the North American Mountain Lion Species Survival Plan and informed of an
Attorney General Hilgers Supports the Dakota Access Pipeline to Protect Farmers and Keep Nebraskans Safe
Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers joined a 13-state coalition to defend the Dakota Access Pipeline, which has safely transported oil and gas from North
Gov. Pillen Testifies on Legislation to Ban Cell Phones in Schools
Governor Jim Pillen testified before the Nebraska State Legislature’s Education Committee on LB140 which proposes banning the use of cell phones by students at