130 Years Ago April 14, 1893 The fourteen-year-old daughter of Thomas Langford, living some eight miles west of town was at home alone when
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Game and Parks, Gering PD, Respond to Mountain Lion on Video
GERING—Nebraska Game and Parks Commission conservation officers and the Gering Police Department responded to the occurrence of a mountain lion on a security video
Man Transported Following Truck vs. Train Accident
By Mark Overman Scotts Bluff County Sheriff On Friday, April 7, 2023 at 7:55 a.m., emergency personnel responded to a reported tractor trailer hauling
Waldron’s Work Featured at Senior Art Thesis Exhibition
The first thesis gallery show, which features the work of five senior art majors, is open now through April 20 in the Hastings College
Hunter, Meyring Awarded WESTCO Scholarships
WESTCO has awarded a total of 15 scholarships to students from 13 high schools within the WESTCO trade area, for the 2022-23 WESTCO Scholarship
Former State Trooper Sentenced
Last Monday in Scottsbluff County Court, former state trooper Brandon Dolezal was sentenced by Judge Travis P. O’Gorman on two counts of attempted enticement
City Announces Yard Waste Collection Begins
Yard and garden waste collection will start on Monday April 3. Please put yard waste in the containers loose and not in plastic bags.
Smith, Craig, Johnson Reintroduce Bipartisan, Bicameral E-15 Legislation
Reps. Adrian Smith (R-NE) and Angie Craig (D-MN) were joined by Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-SD) – three of the four co-chairs of the Congressional
Beef Ambassador Competition, Advocacy Training Set
Nebraska Cattlemen’s NCW – Consumer Education and Promotion Committee announced that the 2023 Beef Ambassador Competition and Advocacy Training will take place on Wednesday,
Cox Takes Second at State Business Competition, Receives Recognition
University of Nebraska at Kearney business students continue to prove they’re the state’s best. Lopers took first place in eight events and once again