Governor Jim Pillen has issued a new series of documents to address ongoing weather conditions and areas that have been impacted by multiple wildfires
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Foggy Days
There are quite a few different types of fog, well, different names for fog anyway. Basically, fog is a cloud that is in contact
Panhandle Public Health District Encourages Residents to Take Steps Toward Better Well-Being During Stress Awareness Month
April is Stress Awareness Month, a time to recognize how stress affects our health and to encourage practical steps that help people feel more
Bayard Community Foundation Announces Official Launch and Invites Community Involvement
The Bayard Community Foundation is proud to announce its official establishment and the formation of its advisory committee. While long-term goals are still being
DHHS Partners with Ignite Nebraska for Employment Pilot Program
The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is partnering with Ignite Nebraska, a nonprofit workforce development organization to launch a pilot program
Regional West and the Alzheimer’s Association Team Up to Host the First Annual Empowered Caregiver Conference
Regional West and the Alzheimer’s Association are teaming up to host the first annual Empowered Caregiver Conference Saturday, April 18, 10 a.m. to 2:30
Master Gardener: Timing is Everything in the Spring
By Anita Gall Nebraska Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Spring is the perfect time to check your shrubs for winter damage. Start by pruning out
When the Smoke Clears
We’re almost two weeks out from when the worst fire in our state’s history burned through this country. When the smoke cleared, when the
Morrill Fire Consumes More Than 642,000 Acres
Officials are reporting, as of press time on Monday, that 642,029 acres of land across Morrill, Garden, Grant, Arthur and Keith Counties have been
2026 Primary Election Approaching Fast
The 2026 Primary Election is just around the corner, fast approaching. With the passing of the filing deadline for several races, it is now