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Brammer Wins State Award
CHADRON—Chadron State College Professor of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Dr. Dawn Brammer, was recognized Nov. 6 in Lincoln by the Society of Health
High Plains Ag Lab Presented Award for 150 Years of Observation
During the Third Annual Cooperative Observer Program (COOP) Virtual Awards Ceremony on October 24, 2022, the High Plains Ag Lab (HPAL) in Sidney was
Piecemakers Complete 129 Quilts
The Piecemakers at St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church sit among 129 quilts completed this year. The ladies are, from left, front, Barb Snyder, Sharron
AHS Bowlers Lose by Slim Margin
Alliance High School Unified bowlers fielded three of 32 teams at Saturday’s tournament at North Platte. They came up against North Platte, South Platte,
Assistance Available for Nebraska Farmers, Ranchers Impacted by Wildfire
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has funding available to assist agricultural producers whose land was impacted by recent wildfires.
High Plains Herbarium’s Digital Footprint Reaches 52,000 Entries
CHADRON – Chadron State College’s High Plains Herbarium digital collection is the largest of any Nebraska herbarium, according to Herbarium Director Steve Rolfsmeier. Data
Extension to Co-Host Fall Grazed Cover Crop Field Day
Nebraska Extension, Terrell Farms, and SARE invite you to a field day to discuss the effects of grazing management on fall grazed cover crops
UNMC Welcomes New Students
The University of Nebraska Medical Center welcomed 1,273 new students this fall as they made a commitment to the health professions and began educational
Mangas Selected for 2022 All-State Band
Each year, approximately 3,000 of the best high school musicians in the state audition for the Nebraska All-State Band, Chorus, Jazz Band and Orchestra