Governor Jim Pillen announced appointments made to boards and commissions from June 1, 2024 through September 30, 2024. Troy Sorensen and Lisa Hickman, both
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Darold A. Newblom Foundation Accepting Grant, Scholarship Applications
Wally A. Seiler has announced that the Darold A. Newblom Foundation is now accepting applications for grants and scholarships which will be awarded by
SAA Announces First Quarter Honor Roll
Principal’s list All A 8th grade: Front row: Reese Armstrong, Cisco Cody, Grayson Dibrito, Tripp Johnson, Braden Myers, Aubree Shrewsbury; 7th grade: James Benzel,
United Way of Western Nebraska on Track for Success with Union Pacific Grant
United Way of Western Nebraska is a proud recipient of a Union Pacific Railroad Community Ties Giving Program grant, which will impact local families
Gov. Pillen Proclaims Tobacco Cessation Awareness Week
Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death and disease. On November 1, 2024, Governor Pillen signed a proclamation recognizing Tobacco Cessation Awareness
Governor Pillen’s Trade Mission Wraps Up in Czech Republic, Continues to Germany
This weekend, Governor Jim Pillen concluded the first leg of his trade mission to Central Europe, holding his final meetings in the Czech Republic
Eleven Contestants Competing for Miss, Teen Alliance
Eleven young ladies from across Nebraska will be competing in the 2025 Miss Alliance Pageant in Alliance on Saturday, November 16 at 6 P.M.
Applications Now Accepted for Nitrogen Reduction Incentive Program
Producers growing corn, potatoes or sugar beets in 2025 can receive up to $15 per acre for reducing nitrogen applications. The Nitrogen Reduction Incentive
Foundation Literary Basket Auction and Open House at Alliance Public Library Announced
The Alliance Public Library Foundation’s Literary Basket Auction is here! Stop by the Library to enjoy this year’s collection of baskets and find the
Game and Parks Reminds Hunters of Changes for Fall Turkey Season
Fall turkey season will open soon, and the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission wants to reacquaint hunters with the changes that first became effective