The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission approved fee increases for its state park entry permits at its meeting Aug. 4 in Valentine. The fee
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Gov. Pillen Hosts Ag and Economic Development Summit
Governor Jim Pillen welcomed around 500 leaders to Kearney’s Younes Conference Center North for the “Governor’s Summit on Ag and Economic Development,” co-hosted by
Blast from the Past August 16, 2023
130 Years Ago August 18, 1893 Postmaster Nichols has leased the McCullough room, next to W. W. Norton’s store, for one year and will
Fischer Leads Bill to Address “Last Acre” Connectivity, Expand Broadband Access Across Farmland and Ranchland
U.S. Senator Deb Fischer (R-Neb.), a member of the Senate Agriculture and Commerce Committees, this week introduced the Linking Access to Spur Technology for
City of Scottsbluff Recognized for 20-Years with LARM
The City of Scottsbluff was recently presented with a plaque honoring the community for its 20-year membership with the League Association of Risk Management
PSWGA Competes in Bridgeport
The Panhandle Senior Women met up August 7th at Court House & Jail Rock Golf Course in Bridgeport for a beautiful day of golf.
Alliance Woman Charged With Attempted Murder
An Alliance woman is facing multiple felony charges resulting from an incident in July in which she allegedly stabbed her husband. Rebecca Ashing, 29,
New Trail Takes Finegan Through Home Territory
Finegan is no stranger to challenging trails. A recent bike ride across the state of Nebraska, primarily on gravel roads, was one of Robb
Second Half Property Taxes Due
Box Butte County Treasurer Valery Bell reminds residents the second half of the 2022 real estate taxes and personal property taxes are due Aug.
Minor Injuries Result from Crash Near Carhenge
A two vehicle crash on Highway 87 near Carhenge resulted in one person being transported to the hospital to be treated for injuries. According