Nebraska’s new voter ID law, which takes effect in the May 14, 2024, statewide primary, requires Nebraska voters to present a photo ID before
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Monument Valley Iris Society to Meet in March
The Monument Valley Iris Society will host a meeting on March 19 at the UNL Panhandle Research Extension & Education Center in Scottsbluff. The
CRP General Signup Runs through March 29
Agricultural producers and private landowners can sign up for the general Conservation Reserve Program through March 29, 2024. This conservation opportunity gives producers tools
Panhandle Business and Professional Women Encourages Scholarship Applications
Women who are seeking a college education are invited to apply for scholarships from Panhandle Business and Professional Women (BPW). Panhandle BPW is part
Former Scottsbluff Police Captain Pleads Guilty to Two Felonies
The Attorney General’s Office filed charges directly in Scotts Bluff County District Court. Brian Wasson, who previously served as a Police Captain for the
Join Game and Parks in Virtual Discussion on Fisheries in March
Join the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission in a virtual discussion on fisheries management during meetings March 18-21. These four regional public informational sessions
Air Quality and Your Health, Breathe Easier
The air we breathe is essential to living a healthy life. Understanding what can affect your air quality can ensure that you are taking
Republican Convention to Feature Presentation from Derek Oden
This is a reminder that the Box Butte County Republican Party Convention for registered county delegates and registered county Republican voters will be held
NDEE Encourages Private Well Owners to Return Sample Kits
The Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy urges those who requested free nitrate sample kits to sample their drinking water and return the kits
Fischer Calls on Postmaster to Reconsider Relocation of North Platte Processing, Distribution Center
U.S. Senator Deb Fischer (R-Neb.) sent a letter to Postmaster General and Chief Executive Officer of the U.S. Postal Service Louis DeJoy urging him