Governor Jim Pillen celebrated a federal court ruling that blocked a Biden-era rule that would have put critical nursing homes in rural Nebraska out
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Green Goblins
By Jade Meinzer Deer season is an unofficial holiday here in Nebraska. Opening day tends to sound like a warzone, the air smells like
4-H Members Present Pollinator Garden Service Project at Great Plains Conference
By Chabella Guzman PREEC Communications The 50th annual Great Plains conference was held on April 8-10 in Lincoln, and a poster session was held
Celebrate ‘A Country Christmas in Northwest Nebraska’
The countdown to the holidays has begun, and Northwest Nebraska is full of old-fashioned Christmas spirit. From shopping events that feature unique gift items
Conservation Officers Conduct Special Patrols to Promote Safety
Conservation officers with the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, among their many duties, work to keep visitors to Commission-managed properties safe. Officers recently conducted
Still Time to Participate in Nebraska Upland Slam
Several hunters already have accepted and completed the challenge, but there’s still plenty of time to take part in the Nebraska Upland Slam. The
Governor Pillen Signs Executive Order Restricting Taxpayer Dollars to Abortion Providers
Governor Jim Pillen signed an executive order placing restrictions on abortion providers from receiving taxpayer dollars. The order directs the Division of Medicaid and
Alliance United Methodist Church Hosts Confirmation Service
A Confirmation and Baptism Service at Alliance United Methodist Church by Pastor, Dr. Priscilla Kaimathiri on November 16, 2025. Confirmands: Lane Lee Loomis, Riley
Illegal Immigrant Arrested for DUI, Possession of Fraudulent License
By David Leavitt APD Chief At approximately 12:00 a.m. on November 4, 2025, Officer Gomez conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle traveling the
Stronger Together: Police Radios Connect Alliance Schools Directly to Emergency Responders
By David Leavitt APD Chief The Alliance Police Department recently completed an upgrade to a new public safety-grade radio system. While the department’s former