Nebraska wildlife officials say conditions in certain areas of the state are suitable for the spread of deadly viral diseases among big game populations.
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Flag-Folding Demonstration Hosted at IELS
On Thursday,. August 24th, by invitation from Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran School’s third and fourth grade teachers, Alyssa Dye and Wanda Morrison, the American Legion
Troopers Uninjured After Patrol Units Struck on I-80
OGALLALA — Troopers with the Nebraska State Patrol were responding to an incident on Interstate 80 near Big Springs Saturday afternoon when three patrol
SPD Announces Results of Speed Enforcement
The Scottsbluff Police Department participated in a speed enforcement grant funded by the Nebraska Department of Transportation Highway Safety Office from June 9 to
Alliance Mission Store Mini-Grants Available for 2023
The Mission Store, Inc. of Alliance, is offering its 16th annual year of Mini-Grants. All organized, non-profit groups of Box Butte County are eligible
Class of 1973 Donates to Dobby’s Frontier Town
Recently the Alliance High School / St. Agnes Academy Class of 1973 held their 50th year Reunion in Alliance. One of the main features
Blast from the Past Sept. 6, 2023
130 Years Ago September 8, 1893 The city council held its regular session Wednesday night. About the only business transacted, outside of allowing several
Nebraska LEAD Fellows Announced
Nebraska LEAD (Leadership Education/Action Development) Group 42 participants have been announced by the program’s director, Dr. Terry Hejny. The two-year program will begin in
Animals Testing Positive for Rabies in Nebraska
Nebraskans need to be aware of the risk of getting rabies from wild animals, especially bats. Nine animals have tested positive for rabies so
Northwest Nebraska Tourism Thriving
CHADRON – The tourism industry continues to be strong in Northwest Nebraska, posting its second largest year for the fiscal year that ended June